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In 1999, NATO's bombing of Serbia led to the destruction of the Chinese embassy, igniting widespread protests against the United States.
A man teaching young men how to have sex with women they do not like claims to have written guides for seduction in over 30 countries.
Last year, customs officers intercepted over 65 stolen antiques linked to the black market funding of terrorism in the Middle East.
Almost one million people protested against far-right extremism in Germany, prompting a discussion on the threats to democracy in Europe and America.
Successful Atlanta entrepreneur Lance Herndon navigates the complexities of ambition and personal relationships in a high-stakes business environment.
85 to 87% of financial advisers are male, according to Sally Krawcheck, who aims to close the gender investing gap with her platform Ellevest.
13,000 apartments were planned in a Spanish ghost town, but only 5,600 units were built, reflecting the collapse of the housing market during the crisis.
Governments worldwide are adapting to modern challenges by changing service delivery models, as discussed by experts like Jonathan Reenal and Tim Unwin.
In 2016, hackers executed a sophisticated cyberheist that stole $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank by compromising the SWIFT messaging system and the New York Federal Reserve.
Coca farmers in the Amazon and Andes face violent crackdowns amid the ongoing War on Drugs, highlighting the human cost of drug policies in South America.
Boten, a casino town in Laos, faces challenges from gambling-related suicides while a new high-speed railway offers potential economic revitalization.
In the fourth week of the Iran War, fears escalate in Lebanon over a potential Israeli ground invasion as US-Iran tensions impact Asian economies.
Chris discusses Sir Martin Frobisher's legacy and global economic connections in Frobisher Hall.
An international investigation reveals the Paradise Papers, a massive leak of 13.5 million documents from the Bermuda-based Appleby law firm, exposing tax avoidance strategies used by wealthy individuals and corporations like Glencore.
In Norman Wells, a C-46 engine failure halts Christmas supply flights, forcing Buffalo Airways' crew to confront extreme challenges in delivering essential goods.
The Volkswagen emissions scandal exposed how major German car manufacturers misled consumers and regulators for over a decade, impacting nearly 20 million vehicles worldwide.
An anonymous tip-off leads to the investigation and eventual takedown of a notorious pet food company implicated in widespread animal cruelty.
A Russian troll farm produces fake news and disinformation, using multiple accounts to manipulate public opinion and promote specific narratives.
Anthropic, co-founded by Dario and Daniela Amodei, has rapidly evolved into a $965 billion AI leader, navigating tensions with the Pentagon over military applications.
In Indonesia, child-workers like Geger, Aning, and Sisil endure nicotine poisoning and pesticide exposure while earning just one dollar a day in tobacco fields.
SpaceX has conducted around 380 launches of the Falcon 9 family of reusable rockets, facing growing competition from companies like Rocket Lab and United Launch Alliance.
Rachel Ruffle appeals a local authority's denial of the Den Brook Windfarm in Devon.
In Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and Cyprus, the troika-comprising the IMF, European Central Bank, and European Commission-imposes austerity measures that impact social stability, as explored by journalist Harald Schumann.
Approximately 5 million farmers produce cocoa beans in West Africa, yet they receive only 5 to 7% of the retail value of chocolate bars.
In Rankin Inlet, DC-4 captain Justin races against time to deliver emergency generators while Buffalo Joe negotiates a $7-million sale of waterbombers to Turkey.
In South Korea, household debt increases by US$90,000 every minute, raising concerns about financial stability amid ongoing economic pressures from COVID-19.
The global electric commercial vehicle market was valued at $71.04 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $145.01 billion by 2031.
Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh orchestrated a global scheme selling fake diplomas, resulting in thousands of individuals obtaining fraudulent degrees for real jobs.
China's luxury market adapts to economic slowdown and shifting consumer behavior, highlighting strategic responses from brands like gold jewelers to thrive.
Since the 2008 financial crisis, trust in financial markets has declined, with many believing that finance's problems are at the heart of current societal crises.
San Francisco's tech landscape, dominated by GAFAM companies like Google and Facebook, starkly contrasts with rising homelessness and poverty in the Bay Area.
SpaceX's initial public offering on the Nasdaq exchange represents a pivotal moment for the commercial space industry and financial markets.
47,000 pages of documents reveal how companies like GlaxoSmithKline used tax optimization to save hundreds of millions of euros in taxes.
Bitcoin emerged in 2009 as a decentralized digital currency, allowing users to transfer funds without relying on banks or governments.
Oobah Butler goes undercover in a UK Amazon fulfillment center to reveal the working conditions and challenges faced by employees in the online retail industry.
Hidden financial networks of oligarchs are examined, revealing how wealth and political power shape narratives and influence global conflicts, including the war in Ukraine.
Falcons from the United Kingdom are traded to wealthy buyers in the Middle East, revealing a lucrative market intertwined with illegal poaching threats.
Jamie Lee Curtis, a Hollywood screen Queen, wins an Oscar and shares her diverse career in Washington.
James Blake collaborates with a global task force in the Philippines to combat online sex predators, targeting the Cybersex Crime Gang and the Criminal Loli Candy Group in Indonesia.
In Paracale, Philippines, illegal gold mining operations persist despite a nationwide ban, driven by a complex network of miners, agents, and black market buyers.
Get Real reveals how cyber armies use digital tools to influence elections today.
For every sitting European member, there are seven lobbyists working to influence legislation and public opinion in Brussels.
As artificial intelligence increasingly automates roles in sectors like finance, healthcare, and transport, concerns grow about the future of human employment.
Modern banking practices in the United States and Europe allow banks to create money through fractional reserve lending, raising questions about economic stability and monetary policy.
Venture capital investment in the US fell to $15 billion a year in 2011, down from $30 billion annually before the economic downturn.
Five working-class families across Chicago, Montgomery County, Silicon Valley, and Milwaukee struggle to make ends meet while earning low wages in post-recession America.
A three-year trade war between the US and China has led to corporate casualties, prompting China to adopt a dual circulation model and the US to consider new economic measures.
Paris, the Luxury Capital of the World, faces growing dissatisfaction among its residents today.
