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Russian forces commit atrocities in Bucha, Ukraine, during the March 2022 massacre.
Ordinary people in Eastern Congo form militias to fight back against FDLR violence.
In rebel-held eastern Ukraine, a team navigates dangerous terrain to reach the MH17 crash site, documenting the aftermath of conflict and loss.
One hundred thousand corpses lie beneath the hills of Guatemala, victims of a genocide that the US government funded in the early 1980s.
Adnan al Haideri claimed to have seen hundreds of sites in Iraq used for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons research before his defection in 2001.
90% of the world's heroin and opium is produced in Afghanistan, where U.S. support for warlords complicates the fight against the Taliban.
Glenn Carle, a former CIA officer, reveals that he was instructed to use torture methods on a high-ranking al-Qaeda member shortly after September 11.
Foday Sankoh refuses to disarm in Sierra Leone while holding UN peacekeepers hostage.
The story behind Wikileaks highlights Julian Assange's fight against government secrecy.
Five wounded Iraqi combatants were reportedly shot by U.S. Marines during the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, raising questions about military engagement rules.
The massacre at Tantura in 1948 is examined, revealing the Israeli government's efforts to suppress the truth about this pivotal event in the nation's history.
More than 50 women in the U.S. have faced prosecution for stillbirths or miscarriages linked to drug use since 1999, including Cherry Mason in Oklahoma.
Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army has killed almost 3,000 villagers in Uganda in the last two years while evading capture for over 20 years.
735 truckloads of goods are needed daily for housing reconstruction in Gaza, but only 400 to 500 trucks are currently entering each day.
Russian air strikes have hit children's hospitals in Zitomia and Mariupol, causing injuries.
Ukraine says it has launched a counter-offensive to reclaim territory from Russia.
Foreign secretary Liz Truss discusses Ukraine's resistance and ongoing support from the UK.
The World Bank estimates that reconstructing Ukraine will cost $411 billion, with the tech sector expected to play a major role in the country's recovery.
President Zelenskyy demands justice for Ukraine at the United Nations General Assembly.
President Vladimir Zelensky's New Year's message reveals unfulfilled hopes for Ukraine in 2023.
Residents of Burkief endured 27 days without water or bread while under Russian occupation, emerging to find their homes ransacked and many neighbors missing.
Since February 24, Kharkiv has endured weeks of aerial and artillery attacks, leaving homes destroyed and lives disrupted.
Bucha's mass graves and evidence of torture prompt Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to accuse Russia of genocide, leading to international calls for accountability.
Sievierodonetsk faces dire conditions as Ukrainian troops are outnumbered five to one.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister discusses the ongoing counter-offensive against Russian forces.
Fighting between Ukraine forces and separatists escalates in the East, impacting Rubika village.
Ukrainian soldiers prepare for a potential full-scale invasion by Russia as they continue to face ongoing conflict with Russian-backed separatists.
Edwin Bohle's connections with Libyan operatives and the CIA's suspicions about his involvement in the Lockerbie bombing raise critical questions about his role.
An estimated 700,000 Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh following a military crackdown in 2017, with many still living in refugee camps today.
More than 3 million Uyghurs are detained in concentration camps in Xinjiang, while Uyghur scholar Umer teaches their language in secret in Pakistan.
Volunteer fighters from Brazil and Serbia join the conflict in Ukraine, driven by complex motivations.
The 1993 standoff at Waco, Texas, resulted in the deaths of 76 Branch Davidians and raises questions about the actions of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Ukraine reports hundreds of schools damaged by Russian strikes, indicating possible war crimes.
The war in Ukraine highlights a Global clash between Western democracies and autocracies like Russia and China.
Yong-soo Lee, a 92-year-old survivor of Japan's wartime "comfort stations," campaigns for justice and an official apology from the Japanese government.
This trailer features Charles Taylor's early leadership in Liberia after the 1993 civil war.
Air raid sirens sound in Kiev as Russia invades Ukraine, prompting international condemnation.
Over 90,000 classified war files from the U.S. military are leaked, revealing detailed accounts of operations in Afghanistan from 2004 to 2010.
The Maguindanao Massacre in the Philippines highlights the severe threats to press freedom and the lack of accountability in the face of violence against journalists.
DW correspondents report on Ukraine's counteroffensive amid Russian Artillery attacks.
The Houthis rise in Yemen is shaped by media suppression and lessons learned from conflict.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki's atomic bombings are examined alongside the U.S.'s sanitized historical narratives and Germany's delayed acknowledgment of its wartime actions.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
Sergey Guriev discusses Russia's financial struggles in funding the war in Ukraine.
Since 2002, nearly 800 men have been detained at Guantanamo Bay, but only 11 have been charged with war crimes amid ongoing legal challenges.
Putin reacts to the presumed death of Wagner leader Evgeny Prigozhin in a plane crash.
Around 7,000 Yazidi refugees queue for food aid at a camp in Derek, Syria, as many more descend from Iraq's Sinjar Mountain.
Peace talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators begin in Istanbul, aiming for a ceasefire.
