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In March 2018, Sergey Skripal and his daughter are poisoned in Salisbury, leading to a major investigation.
Israel launches a ground offensive in the Gaza Strip against Hamas amid rising casualties.
Human Rights Watch says more than 4,300 civilians have been killed in Syria since July 2012.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz discusses Ukraine and defense with Japan's Prime Minister Kishida in Tokyo.
John Demjanjuk, 89, faces trial for sending over 20,000 Jews to their death during the Holocaust.
Boris Nemtsov is assassinated near St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, sparking mourning and concern.
Jamal Hajis body parts are found in Istanbul, prompting accusations against Saudi authorities.
The October 7 attack by Hamas and Israel's subsequent military response are examined through interviews with key leaders, highlighting the ongoing conflict's implications.
Obama hesitates on military action in Syria after Assad crosses a critical line in August 2013.
A Harley-Davidson motorcycle is among the offerings left at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, which has transformed from a controversial symbol to a sacred site.
A toddler in Gaza lost both of her legs due to an Israeli airstrike, illustrating the severe consequences of armed conflict on civilians.
Theresa May defends UK air strikes in Syria to prevent chemical weapon use.
Palestinian children in Gaza plead for assistance from Egyptian soldiers amid the ongoing conflict, highlighting their vulnerability and desperation.
A 4-year-old girl in Gaza suffers severe facial burns from an Israeli attack, underscoring the ongoing humanitarian crisis affecting civilians in the region.
The hunt for Nazi war criminals continues in Ludwigsburg, Germany, seven decades after WWII.
Inside al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, medical staff work tirelessly to save lives amid overwhelming challenges and dire circumstances.
The Tiananmen Square massacre on June 4, 1989, left a lasting impact on China and the world.
Dateline investigates how the Taliban's actions affect the Anzac legacy in Afghanistan.
A group of activists climbs aboard a ship in Gaza, demanding water and support as they mark two years of ongoing violence and humanitarian crisis.
Ten British nationals are accused of committing war crimes in Gaza, prompting calls for accountability from UK lawyers and advocacy groups.
1,000 extra police officers were deployed in London as thousands marched for an immediate ceasefire in the ongoing Israel Hamas conflict.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Silensky reports ongoing battles in Sievierodonetsk against Russian forces.
Ukrainian troops are retreating from Sievierodonetsk amid intensified fighting with Russia.
A Ukrainian missile strike leaves Russia's Black Sea Fleet headquarters ablaze in Crimea.
Ukraine says it has broken through enemy lines near Kherson in a major counteroffensive.
Boris Johnson discusses the cobra thing and warns of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The UK offers support to Ukraine as Russia invades, planning sanctions against Putin's regime.
The Prime Minister vows to cripple the Russian economy amid the Ukraine crisis and protests.
The Hague issues an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin over war crimes in Ukraine involving children.
The global community condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine at the United Nations General Assembly.
Two children and their mother were killed in a residential area of Irpin as Russian forces advanced, leaving families powerless against the violence.
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin states that Russia is a lesser power this week than it was the previous week due to global economic and political pressure.
President Biden states that Vladimir Putin has committed war crimes during the invasion of Ukraine, as he addresses the nation during the State of the Union.
Ukrainian civilians escape shelling in residential areas as humanitarian corridors close.
Roman Abramovich's ties to Putin lead to Chelsea's sale amid intensified sanctions.
Evacuation of Mariupol is suspended, says Ina Dragon Chuck amid ongoing humanitarian crises.
Kyiv Mayor Klitschko confirms no Russian troops in the capital amid ongoing attacks.
Dominic Raab discusses Ukraine's defense against Putin's aggression and UK sanctions.
Weary residents wake to buildings still ablaze after Russian bombardment in Ukraine.
Maria Zakharova repeatedly denies targeting civilians amid rising casualties in Ukraine.
The number of people fleeing Ukraine has doubled since the invasion began in February 2022, leading to long waits and difficult conditions at the border.
Ukrainian refugees arrive in Poland, facing uncertainty but grateful for safety.
Russian soldiers occupy the city, leaving many houses burnt they and families in despair.
The week brings continued suffering in Ukraine as bombardments escalate and evacuations fail.
Ukraine investigates Russian chemical weapon claims in Mariupol amid rising casualties.
A helicopter crash in Ukraine kills 18, including Interior Minister and top officials.
Ukraine proposes a prisoner swap to end the bloody standoff at Azovstal in Mariupol.
Russian forces escalate their offensive in Donbass, targeting Severodonetsk amid heavy fighting.
