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The series covers the rise of Space Warfare, exploring how nations are adapting to new technologies and the implications for control over Earth.
Trillions of dollars have been spent on the war on terrorism, raising questions about its effectiveness in making civilians safer worldwide.
281 people, including 8 ambassadors and 41 children, were rescued during a Navy SEAL operation to secure the U.S. Embassy in Mogadishu amid civil war.
China's military aims to achieve a set of goals by its centennial anniversary in 2027, including preparations for potential conflict over Taiwan.
Journalists reveal the truth behind Ukraine's violent conflict following the Euromaidan Revolution.
British helicopters destroy 43 major targets around southern Basra during the fiercest fighting in 847 Squadron's history.
World leaders and the military have dreamed of space weapons, now becoming a reality.
9,500 kilometers from Baghdad, an Iraqi general plots the fall of Saddam Hussein while living in anonymity in a small American town.
94% of Lithuania's 250,000 Jews were murdered within three years during World War II, yet alleged war criminals remain protected by Australian law.
Last year, customs officers intercepted over 65 antiques trafficked from conflict zones, including items worth up to €250,000.
Libya's ongoing turmoil is examined through the lens of Barack Obama's reflections on the 2011 intervention and its aftermath, highlighting the nation's struggles for democracy.
Flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine in 2014, leading to significant international repercussions and personal tragedies for the victims' families.
Sudan's civil war since April 2023 has led to over 150,000 deaths and massive displacement.
The evolution of power and responsibility from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century is examined through the lens of wars, technological advancements, and Freud's insights.
Over 2,000 journalists reported on the Iraq War, yet many of their accounts were sanitized before reaching the American public.
A tsunami inflicted death and devastation on Aceh worse than Hiroshima, while the Indonesian military continued its brutal campaign against separatist rebels.
A countdown to nuclear war reaches critical moments as military forces respond to escalating tensions, with launch authorization given at just four minutes and thirty seconds.
During a panel at The New Yorker Festival, Dexter Filkins discusses the murder of a Pakistani journalist he interviewed just a week earlier.
Media's role in warfare is examined through historical events from World War One to the Iraq War, highlighting the impact of embedded reporting and propaganda.
Over 120,000 people died in Iraq following the 2003 invasion, as U.S.-funded paramilitary forces contributed to a brutal sectarian civil war.
VICE News shows the chaotic reality of an Islamic State fighter's last battle in Iraq.
In Ukraine's eastern front, veteran war reporter John Sweeney and his team document illegal weapons use and civilian torture amid the ongoing conflict.
Gabriele Micalizzi captures rare images of Russian troops in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Nikopol suffers from Russian rocket fire near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
Lithuanian FM Landsbergis discusses security concerns amid the Ukraine war and Russian threats.
The Buena Vista Music Bar in Kyiv stays open as a refuge during the ongoing conflict.
A 4-kilometer-wide zone of separation divides Brcko, with Serbs controlling the city while the Muslim-Croat Federation holds the outer villages.
On February 24, 2022, Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odesa, and Lviv.
Last year, Afghanistan accounted for 93% of the world's heroin production, as counter-narcotics efforts struggle against a powerful drug trade.
A Red Cross worker was murdered in Kandahar, shot 20 times, as violence and lawlessness rise in southern and eastern Afghanistan.
British troops in Afghanistan tell Sean Smith the war feels pointless and frustrating.
An estimated 80,000 people have been killed since the Communist Party came to power in Afghanistan in 1978, prompting armed resistance from the mujahideen.
Afghanistan's ethnic tribes fear Taliban resurgence as Trump plans troop withdrawal.
A 21-gun salute at Burhanuddin Rabbani's funeral triggers panic among attendees in Kabul, reflecting the city's tense security situation.
In Bosnia, devastating floods have displaced landmines from the war, complicating de-mining efforts led by NAD Kukar Rosovich and posing ongoing dangers to civilians.
Children as young as nine are trained to use firearms in northern Afghanistan, where fighters express loyalty to Osama bin Laden.
DPR protesters seize buildings and demand action from PrivatBank in Donetsk, Ukraine.
The U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan as the Taliban regains control, revealing historical roots.
Six months into Russia's attack, Ukraine targets deep into Russian-occupied territory.
Twelve armed men accompany a convoy from Kabul to Jalalabad, where journalists face threats from local warlords and ongoing violence in Afghanistan.
A 12-minute report reveals how Baghdad has become a divided city, with blast walls separating Sunni and Shia neighborhoods.
Barack Obama's War examines Afghanistan's Failing Army and its ongoing challenges.
US medics in Iraq and Afghanistan face the chaos of war while striving to save lives during the critical first hour after injuries from Taliban attacks.
Over 1.5 million Liberians were displaced during the civil war, leading to a massive international response to stabilize the country.
Residents of Sloviansk face ongoing shelling and shortages despite Ukrainian President Poroshenko's ceasefire call.
Britain spends approximately €150 million each year to maintain a military presence in the Falkland Islands, a territory claimed by Argentina.
The British Army Chief warns of a clear threat from Putin, urging immediate action to prevent war.
In March 1999, Ethiopia and Eritrea fight a brutal war while the world focuses on Kosovo.
