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Ukraine's use of drone technology in its conflict with Russia is examined through Caolan Robertson's personal experiences and a 2000 km investigation along the eastern front.
The battle in Marawi displaced 360,000 people and resulted in over a thousand deaths, exposing the Philippines' vulnerability to extremism.
Lynsey Addario recounts her kidnapping by Gaddafi loyalists in Libya during the Arab Spring.
The Taliban holds its first news conference from Kabul since regaining control of Afghanistan.
Afghans share their experiences under Taliban rule one year after the U.S. military withdrew.
U.S. bombs have killed thousands of civilians in Mosul, a city now marked by destruction and the aftermath of conflict.
Journalist Jürgen Todenhöfer documents life under ISIS rule in Iraq, revealing the brutal realities faced by civilians in the organization's controlled territories.
Over 300 militias now control Libya, fighting for power in the chaos that followed the 2011 Revolution and the fall of dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Moqtada al-Sadr's militia threatens US forces in Baghdad during the 2004 conflict.
Seven people were killed and 15 were wounded in a recent car bomb attack in Yemen, prompting schools to send children home early.
In 2007, Iraqi and US soldiers engage in a brutal block-by-block battle to retake Ramadi, following the chaos of operations in Fallujah.
This powerful exclusive shows the Free Syrian Army's secret caves in the fight for Syria.
The Guardian discusses the immediate toll of the Iraq war, including displacement and casualties.
Iraq prepares for US attacks amid rising tensions with George Bush and Saddam Hussein.
British troops stationed in Basra share firsthand accounts of a rescue mission during the Iraq war in this analysis featuring interviews by John Domokos.
In July 2006, Paul McGeough reports on gruesome insurgent videos from Iraq.
39 Israeli soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon this year, prompting calls for troop withdrawal from the contested security zone.
Ukrainian MP Oleksiy Goncharenko discusses the ongoing conflict as Russia's invasion anniversary nears.
Japan prepares for war after decades of peace, facing threats from Russia, North Korea, and China.
Approximately 250,000 Chinese individuals were infected with deadly pathogens developed at a secret Japanese facility during World War II.
Foreign citizens join Ukraine's foreign legion to fight against Russia for liberty.
Four thousand soldiers make up Afghanistan's new National Army, far short of the 100,000 private militia members loyal to local warlords.
Aleppo is under constant bombardment and faces threats from the Islamic State and internal gangs.
Over 20,000 children have been abducted by the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda, with commanders justifying their actions through claims of divine authority.
200,000 Serbs were forced to leave their homes in Croatia during the war, facing rejection and hardship upon attempts to return.
Colombia faces ongoing landmine threats despite demining efforts and needs public support.
Dateline meets the people of Lebanon returning to their homes after months of war and destruction.
Thousands of Yazidi women and children were taken as slaves during the Islamic State's invasion of the Sjar region in August 2014.
Medyan Dairieh returns to Libya to document the chaos after Qaddafi's fall and Haftar's rise.
Foreign donors pledged $200 million to Somalia, but aid is absent amid ongoing war.
Life in the Donetsk People's Republic changes amid ongoing conflict and resilience of the people.
Life in Israel and Gaza changes drastically after the horrific events of October 7.
1.5 million Armenians were killed in the 1915 genocide, a historical trauma that influences current Armenian soldiers as they prepare to fight in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Lukyanivka is liberated from Russian occupation, revealing the village's destruction and resilience.
Last year, 445 pirate attacks were recorded globally, resulting in 359 seamen taken hostage and 21 murdered.
A bomb disposal team works carefully to remove unexploded ordnance in Nagorno-Karabakh.
A Texan volunteer fighter in the Donbass region of Ukraine critiques American government policies, advocating for communism as a means to combat fascism.
Ninety percent of the army joined the mutiny in Guinea-Bissau after the army chief of staff was dismissed for alleged arms trafficking in 1998.
1.3 million people were displaced by 19 years of fighting in Sri Lanka, with many now returning home along the newly reopened A9 highway.
More than 350,000 Ukrainians have fled into Moldova since the start of the war, making it the country with the highest per capita refugee intake in Europe.
President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine tightens dictatorial control in Russia.
Satellite dishes are officially banned in Syria, yet many citizens ignore the prohibition and prefer news from unofficial Arab channels like Al Jazeera.
President Zelensky demands more military aid as the West supplies Ukraine with tanks.
200 bullets were fired at Janan Abdullah during a raid by US soldiers and Afghan militia, leading to his death in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
Kosovo experiences ethnic cleansing and NATO's largest bombardment since WWII.
Bravo company assists Iraqi forces in Baghdad for a successful withdrawal from Iraq.
An old man was killed in shelling in the suburb of Zins, where civilians have been caught in the crossfire between Ukrainian and DNR forces.
Canada's Operation Unifier trains Ukrainian soldiers in specialized warfare techniques, preparing them for immediate deployment against Russian-backed separatists.
