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In 1999, terrorist bombs killed 16 people in Tashkent, prompting a government crackdown on alleged extremists and dissenters.
Half of Pakistan's 140 million people lack access to clean drinking water as General Pervez Musharraf rises to power amid political turmoil.
Pakistan's ongoing conflict with the Taliban is examined through the experiences of soldiers receiving treatment in a military hospital in Islamabad.
Two million people have died as a result of the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with multiple rebel groups fighting for control.
Schwan reports on peshmerga fighters reclaiming ground from the Islamic State in Iraq.
Mariupol's strategic significance in the eastern Ukrainian conflict is highlighted by Simon Ostrovsky.
Franklin D. Roosevelt addresses the American public in a Fireside Chat on December 9, 1941, following the United States' declaration of war on Japan.
Pre-emptive war strategies employed by Washington raise critical questions about the future of global relations and the risks of military interventions.
In Donetsk Airport, pro-Russian forces clear debris and recover bodies while Ukrainian prisoners of war are forced to work under dangerous conditions.
Putin's war in Ukraine raises fears of threats to Eastern Europe and NATO's response.
Russian military buildup along the Ukrainian border escalated into an invasion on February 24, 2022, raising global concerns over Vladimir Putin's intentions.
Hundreds of Palestinian fighters train in Lebanon's refugee camps, preparing for military operations against Israel amid ongoing regional tensions.
Kalashnikov rebrands its assault rifles as 'Weapons of Peace' amid U.S. sanctions.
More than 300,000 people in Sarajevo rely on limited supplies, often surviving on little more than nettle soup during the ongoing siege.
Benjamin Forens, the last surviving Nuremberg prosecutor, recalls the trials and their significance.
Three shells hit within 50 yards of a reporter covering the conflict near Donetsk, where heavy fighting and civilian displacement are ongoing.
Two masked men on a motorcycle shot and killed journalists George and Marisel Vgo just hours after the Philippine government declared all-out war on the New People's Army.
By May 2017, 4,000 NATO personnel will be permanently stationed in the Baltics, marking the largest troop buildup since the Cold War.
Russian forces intensify attacks on Kiev and besiege Mariupol, trapping residents inside.
The war in Ukraine intensifies as temperatures plunge, raising questions about winter preparedness.
Russian forces intensify operations in Ukraine's Donbas region and threaten Kharkiv.
Russia uses Belarus to sell weapons to Iran and North Korea through arms dealer Victor Bout.
Missiles strike Kiev and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least 10 amid Russia's ongoing war.
Luhansk Governor Serhiy Haidai reports Russian forces cut off Sievierodonetsk's last escape routes.
Four out of every five Tutsi in the district of Bhare were killed during the Rwandan genocide, with many victims handed over by medical personnel.
The downing of Malaysian Airlines flight 17 in Ukraine raises international investigation concerns.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial of military involvement in Ukraine is contradicted by evidence of Russian troops documented through social media and open-source information.
Several thousand people gathered in Belgrade in April 2022 to chant support for Russia and President Vladimir Putin amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
In April 2006, Tamil Tigers claim the government is secretly arming paramilitaries for war.
Parents investigate why their children joined the fight against Isis in Syria.
The South African Border War, also known as the Namibian War of Independence, is examined through military footage that highlights its geopolitical implications and regional impact.
The Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo faces a new Rebellion as citizens mobilize against M23.
The siege of El-Fasher city in Sudan causes untold suffering for civilians amid war.
The Ukrainian army loses ground in Luhansk as separatists occupy key checkpoints along the border.
Eighteen people, including children and women, were killed in an incident that Palestinians describe as a massacre amid ongoing violence in Gaza.
Forty-eight Pakistani soldiers were kidnapped and later released by local militants, amid escalating violence in the Swat Valley during early 2008.
Syria's moderate revolutionaries face attacks from ISIS and a resurgent regime in 2023.
Ahmad Shah Massoud leads resistance in Panjshir Valley against the Taliban in 1996.
Sixteen schools have been burned down in Helmand Province as the Taliban intensifies its campaign against education in Afghanistan.
The most dangerous road in Iraq is the 3 km stretch from Baghdad International Airport to the main highway, where many soldiers face constant threats.
For the first time since the war began, peace talks in New Zealand bring together the Papua New Guinea government and the Bougainville Revolutionary Army.
Bakhmut is a bloody vortex in Ukraine's fight against Russian forces, with thousands dead.
Last summer, the Islamic State seizes Mosul, prompting Shia militias to fight back in Iraq.
Huhn Pond Tank, a Belgian Isis defector, returns home facing prison after a counterterrorism raid.
Charles Taylor's soldiers, known as The Cannibals, committed extreme acts of violence during Liberia's 1996 civil war, as revealed in rare footage and interviews.
Children as young as eight are being recruited by the Islamic State to serve as soldiers and suicide bombers in Syria and Iraq.
Over 900 people have died from the cold in Afghanistan during the harsh winter of 2008, as US troops continue operations in extreme conditions.
Minova becomes a refuge for displaced families facing hunger and violence in the DRC.
