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In March 2007, Guantanamo's Camp 6 houses dangerous inmates under strict surveillance.
Jake Hanrahan reports on the escalating conflict in East Ukraine's Donets People's Republic.
At least eight people, including three children, died in a Russian missile strike on a restaurant in Kramatorsk, injuring over 50 others.
The U.S. reviews National Security after classified documents leak about Ukraine and Russia.
Fragments of Shani Louk's skull were found at the Nova music festival site, where she was last heard trying to escape the violence.
Fighting continues near hospitals in the Gaza Strip as Biden calls for protection of Al-Shifa.
John McAfee discusses CIA hacking capabilities and the state of American cybersecurity.
Kherson residents live in fear under Russian military control, struggling for survival and communication.
Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, leaks classified documents.
A computer scientist confronts Facebook's smear tactics linked to George Soros and anti-Semitism.
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirms shelling at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine.
Dimitri Ivanov is sentenced to prison for spreading fake news about Russia's military.
Michael Kirk's documentary reveals Netanyahu's rise and his conflict with Obama over Iran.
North Korea's rocket launch triggers South Korea's missile tests in response to regional tensions.
Revelations from the NSA's Prism program raise concerns about civil liberties and government intrusion.
Pakistan's secret service is scrutinized for aiding the Taliban's power in Afghanistan.
Authorities clash with protesters in Paris over a security bill affecting police image publication.
The Pentagon leaks follow a 21-year-old with security clearance who accessed top secret documents detailing military operations in Ukraine and beyond.
Vladimir Putin responds to Yevgeny Prigozhin's armed uprising in Russia.
Russia labels Deutsche Bella as a foreign agent, impacting its media operations significantly.
Ukraine and Russia engage in drone warfare, with attacks reported on Wednesday in Kiev and Moscow.
President Vladimir Putin launches a warship with hypersonic missiles for training in the Atlantic.
Russia strikes Odessa and Kiev with missile attacks, marking the ninth raid this month.
Mysterious leaks in the Nord Stream network are deemed acts of sabotage by the Polish Prime Minister.
Russia's defense ministry confirms a deal to evacuate wounded soldiers from Azovstal in Mariupol.
Russia intensifies repression against anti-war opponents, marking a return to Soviet-era tactics.
Armed men raid the Mosan Sople hotel, creating suspicion among journalists present.
Russian Su-27s intercept a U.S. Air Force drone over the Black Sea, forcing its downing.
Ali Nimr's parents speak out to save him from execution in Saudi Arabia's harsh legal system.
Yevgeny Prigozhin arrives in Belarus, raising security concerns about Wagner's influence.
Nathan Winters was 11 when he starred in his first film, where he experienced abuse by director Victor Salva, who had close ties to his family.
Gas leaks in the Baltic Sea from the Russian Pipeline raise sabotage suspicions amid rising tensions.
Microchips are making life more convenient for Swedes, but raise data protection concerns.
Aldrich Ames, a CIA operative, betrays U.S. agents in Russia, leading to his capture in 1994.
Defector Park Sang Hawk launches balloons into North Korea to send a message against the regime.
In Kashmir, civilians endure abduction, torture, and murder amid violent clashes between security forces and militants, highlighting their urgent plight.
The video explains how spies have been monitoring Facebook, Gmail, and Skype for surveillance.
Joe and Margaret discuss Edward Snowden's revelations about government surveillance.
Cynthia and Richard Murphy are deep-cover Russian spies in Montclair, New Jersey.
Ross Ulbricht's conviction in February 2015 raises questions about state surveillance methods.
Patients at Bellevue Hospital in New York exhibit a delusion resembling the life of a character from a popular film, raising concerns about privacy in a tech-driven world.
A former black hat hacker discusses vulnerabilities in American systems and data security.
Admiral Mike Mullen warns of the heightened risk of nuclear war as sensitive U.S. nuclear secrets are found online, raising security concerns amid NATO exercises in Europe.
Isobel Yeung reports on China's oppression of the Uihgur Muslim minority in a special VICE News report.
An American FBI agent sells intelligence to the Russians for 16 years before arrest.
A ransomware attack in Del Rio disrupts city services and raises concerns about Russian hackers.
Tonga faces severe damage from a volcanic eruption, with urgent needs for clean water and supplies.
Ukraine's nuclear agency claims Russia stores weapons at a nuclear plant in Southeastern Ukraine.
