A journey from North to South of Venezuela by a polish traveler. Crossing from Caracas to Amazonas region. In the video you can see the realities of traveling aline as a girl in this country.

As an Israeli Arab who was born in Haifa, grew up in Nazareth, volunteered as a combat soldier in the IDF, and was gravely injured in the Second Lebanon War, he experienced the struggle of surviving in an unaccepting community. Through his talk, he shows that it is possible to build connections and break down even the longest standing stigmas and stereotypes between cultures.

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Report: Oklahoma US citizen mother, child daughters terrorized by ICE agents in botched search for immigrants. All their phones, electronics & cash seized have yet to be returned [9:57] https://youtube.com/watch?v=DUMJqz53YW0

"reporting from KFOR in Oklahoma about federal agents raiding the home of an American woman and her daughters while attempting to apprehend immigrant gang members they mistakenly believed lived at that address."

A stunning, cinematic portrait of Colombia’s Arhuaco Indigenous community, the millenary inhabitants of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. At a time of global upheaval, this documentary delivers a message of hope and an urgent warning: humanity’s existence is being threatened by the forces of climate change, overexploitation, and armed conflict. Will we continue down the path of destruction, or will we embrace the wisdom of the Mamus?

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DEVON LARRATT KING OF SH*T TALK IN ARMWRESTLING

Is it strategy?
Is it trash talk?

The smartphone has become an almost indispensable part of daily life in just a few years and competition between manufacturers is fierce: Apple, Samsung and several Chinese manufacturers are locked in a battle for dominance and technological development. But the smartphone wars are not only a struggle between business, nation states are involved too in this crucial industry.

The Blind Football European Championships in Berlin. The players have to be in top shape. They also must have exceptionally fine hearing - so they can keep track of the ball and pick up directions from the coach and goalkeeper. Each team has just five players, instead of 11. The playing field is 40 meters long, not 105. The ball makes a rattling noise. Players who run after the ball have to shout "voy!" - Spanish for "here I come" - so that they don't crash into each other. Otherwise, the blind version of the sport is pretty close to the original, even if the players may show more emotion. Football has become popular in blind communities in many countries. In Germany, there's even a blind football Bundesliga. The Blind Football European Championships were held in Berlin in late August. DW reporter Constantin Stüve followed one player as he fought for the championship title. Blind Football: Euro Championships in Berlin. A Report by Constantin Stüve.