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Haji Bashir Noorzai, a key figure in Afghanistan's heroin trade, operates amidst a thriving opium market in Kandahar, largely overlooked by American forces.
Over 1,000 rhinos were poached in South Africa in 2013, marking a dramatic increase in illegal hunting that continues to threaten the species.
Hamas releases 24 hostages, including Israelis, in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
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.
A report by Clément Bürge highlights a 900% increase in AI scams on Booking.com and Airbnb in London, exposing fraudulent rental practices amid a tourism surge.
Ghaith Abdul-Ahad reports on Al Qaeda's operations in Yemen and their claim for the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Al-Qaeda attacks a hospital in Yemen, killing 52 civilians in a failed operation.
Since the mid-1990s, around 500 children and teenagers have gone missing in Albania, with many believed to be victims of trafficking.
An illegal arsenal of guns and banned weapons is readily available for purchase on Amazon.co.uk, raising concerns about Britain's firearm regulations and online safety.
80% of criminal defendants in the U.S. rely on public defenders, who face overwhelming caseloads and insufficient resources to provide adequate representation.
America's gun culture intensifies gang violence in Honduras, overwhelming local hospitals.
In 1981 San Francisco, journalist Richard Lam's murder by the K9 death squad prompts his son to reflect on the media's neglect of their family's story.
Mogos Redae shares his torture experience by smugglers in the Egyptian Sinai region.
Sabrina De Sousa faces prosecution by Italian courts for her role in Abu Omar's rendition.
An ex-correction officer reveals the truth about America's dangerous jails in this full video.
Every year, thousands of girls, some as young as 15, are trafficked from Nigeria to Italy and forced into prostitution.
Tania Rashid reports on rape in Bangladesh, meeting victims and perpetrators in Sylhet.
In an Indiana Intensive Care Unit, a nurse investigates a sudden spike in patient deaths, suspecting foul play rather than natural causes.
Police arrested a 26-year-old man in connection with the Ann Widdecombe murder investigation but later released him, stating it was standard procedure.
In August 2012, a group of football players in Steubenville, Ohio, sexually assaulted an underage girl at a party, leading to community silence and later intervention by Anonymous.
Anti-Semitism rises in France, prompting action from retired policeman Samy Ghozlan.
Britain's railways face significant challenges as investigative reports highlight issues of safety, funding, and service reliability affecting commuters nationwide.
Eighty-eight inmates are on death row in a maximum security prison, facing lethal injection as the primary method of execution in the United States.
New York's police union cuts courtesy cards, raising concerns about misuse and ethics.
A head of security at American Jewelry and Loan stole thousands of dollars worth of diamonds and scrap gold, prompting new security measures at the Detroit pawn shop.
Tim Foley leads Arizona Border Recon, a highly armed group patrolling the US-Mexico border.
An elderly murderer is convicted following a police chase, while a fraudster is sentenced for using dummy phones to scam high-street retailers.
India is the largest importer of asbestos, a toxic substance linked to cancer and death.
A hotline reports over 1,700 racist attacks against Asians and Asian Americans since March.
In the wake of rising anti-Asian hate, Katie Ho takes her daughter to a protest, where an incident underscores the escalating violence against Asian Americans.
Twenty years ago, three opposition politicians disappeared in Belarus, allegedly abducted and murdered by a special unit under direct orders.
22-year-old Jock Palfreeman has spent almost 18 months in Sofia Central Prison, facing charges of murder and attempted murder.
More than 7,000 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered by Serb paramilitaries in Srebrenica on July 11, 1995, during a UN-protected zone withdrawal.
Alex Crawford reports on Colonel Christian Mangena's testimony in the Oscar Pistorius trial.
Baltimore residents call for a 72-hour ceasefire amid rising violence and homicides.
Dateline investigates bank robberies across Beirut, including a woman who held up a bank for her cash.
Barack Obama's War examines Afghanistan's Failing Army and its ongoing challenges.
Pepe Rovano confronts the legacy of his father, a criminal under General Pinochet, while advocating for justice for the victims of Chile's dictatorship.
Over $1 million has been saved by Jim Browning, who disrupts scams and alerts victims in real-time using webcams and CCTV.
A young man reflects on his wrongful conviction and the impact of his five-year prison sentence on his family, including his younger brother Tariq in the St Nicholas projects.
Thousands of people are trafficked into Myanmar's eastern border, where they are forced to scam victims across Europe, the US, and China.
In Cambodia, the illegal child sex exploitation trade is examined through the perspective of a family photographer documenting the harrowing realities.
Police brutality in South Africa is examined through candid discussions with law enforcement and victims, highlighting the complexities of safety and violence.
Venezuela faces chaos this year as protests against crime escalate following Leopoldo Lopez's arrest.
In Lebanon, a banking crisis has left over a million people locked out of their accounts, prompting some to resort to raiding banks for their savings.
A Sudanese man has been arrested for attempted murder following a knife attack in Belfast that left a victim in serious condition.
A young man recounts a violent incident involving his rival and girlfriend Courtney, leading to tragedy.
Eighty expatriates were arrested in Bangkok for running an illegal stockbroking operation that targeted investors in Australia and New Zealand.
