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Russian troops gather at an abandoned airfield north of Ukraine, raising invasion concerns.
Vladimir Putin's brutal war against Ukraine leads to incredibly gruesome consequences ahead.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has significantly altered global security dynamics, reshaping energy policies and defense strategies across Europe and the United States.
Tony Blair met Vladimir Putin several times, describing him as initially a reformer but later brutal and calculating in his leadership.
Nearly 40,000 fatal shootings occurred in the United States in 2017, with less than 0.3% attributed to mass shootings.
Ukrainian drones are increasingly capable of striking targets inside Russia, including a strategic bomber recently taken out by a low-cost drone.
Nearly 20 heavily-armed vehicles formed President Obama's motorcade during his state visit to Britain on May 24, 2011, following Osama bin Laden's death.
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Around 300 people engage in political discussions each month on a tram in Dresden, aiming to strengthen democracy amid rising extremism.
On January 18, a suicide bomber killed more than 80 troops at a government military camp near the German base in Mali's Gao region.
Israeli prisons function as environments that shape Palestinian nationalism, featuring the experiences of inmate Ahlam Tamimi and the complexities of identity formation.
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Lithuania builds a two-meter-high fence on its border with Kaliningrad Oblast to enhance security.
Russia's annexation of Crimea in March 2014 marked a turning point, intensifying connections between Moscow and Europe's far-right parties.
Irmela Mensah-Schramm works hard against right-wing extremism by cleaning public spaces.
Highway police manhunt for a suspect raises questions about their effectiveness and technology.
Alexander Lukashenko, who has ruled Belarus for nearly three decades, faced widespread protests after a highly contested election in August 2020.
Eltham residents unite to protect their community from riots and support the police service.
Thousands rally in Washington, D.C. to oppose white supremacy on the anniversary of Charlottesville.
In May 2021, escalating violence between Israeli forces and Hamas resulted in the deaths of 35 Palestinians and 5 Israelis amid intense airstrikes and rocket attacks.
In 2005, 52 people were killed in suicide attacks on London's transport system.
Chinese warships and military aircraft continue to operate around Taiwan a day after Beijing ended three days of military drills simulating attacks on the island.
Macron meets leaders in Berlin, where French diplomacy aims to ease Ukraine tensions.
Migrants continue to risk their lives to reach Europe as European policies lead to deadly outcomes.
Some people enjoy rides in Kabul, while many face a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
Israel declares war on Hamas after Saturday's attack, escalating conflict in Gaza.
Air Marshals in America enhance flight security since September 11, 2001, against domestic terrorism.
An activist from the Global Sumud Flotilla is released from Israeli detention amid ongoing support for Palestine.
Alexander Vindman discusses Ukraine's war status and Russia's military challenges.
All 50 U.S. states are on high alert this weekend for potential armed protests.
Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city, remains tense after violent unrest and food shortages.
A U.S. fighter jet downs a Chinese spy balloon off South Carolina, straining U.S.-China relations.
Merkel stresses rebuilding trust in the US regarding data privacy and phone monitoring.
South Africa faces unrest with more than 70 dead following Jacob Zuma's imprisonment.
Protesters have clashed with police in Thailand during a political Uprising against Yingluck Shinawatra.
An avalanche in Gari, Pakistan, buries a military base, killing 140 people on April 7.
The Chinese spy balloon incident heightens tensions between Washington and Beijing.
Barack Obama discusses Edward Snowden's case and US-Russia cooperation after the Boston Marathon.
Mohamad Chatah, a critic of Hezbollah, is assassinated in a Beirut car bomb explosion.
Beirut, Lebanon faces utter devastation after two massive explosions at a port warehouse.
Protests erupt in Belarus after president Alexander Lukashenko's controversial re-election.
In Belarus, widespread protests against President Alexander Lukashenko's disputed re-election have erupted, with significant demonstrations occurring beyond the capital, Minsk.
The U.S. and several European nations condemn Belarus for its migrant crisis at the border.
In Minsk, protests against President Alexander Lukashenko escalate into violence as security forces confront demonstrators demanding his resignation.
A blast occurs just off Karachi as Benazir Bhutto returns to Pakistan after eight years in exile, marking a tense and violent homecoming.
Biden and Xi discuss Ukraine in another high-stakes phone call about Russia's actions.
Biden says the United States would defend Taiwan against a Chinese attack amid rising tensions.
