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Alexia Reznikov resigns as Ukraine's Defense Minister amid corruption scandals and a crackdown.
Danske Bank's Estonia branch facilitated the movement of approximately €200 billion in suspicious transactions, raising significant concerns about money laundering practices.
Footage shows David Cameron's changing statements on his Panama offshore trust fund involvement.
Natasha Kampusch's escape from her captor after being held for over eight years highlights the complexities of trauma and resilience in her life.
The family of Meredith Kercher reacts to Amanda Knox's acquittal after her exoneration.
The local community reacts with grief and anger after the murder of James Bulger by two boys.
More than half of women feel unsafe, prompting the creation of a safety app by Emma K.
The EU seeks an international tribunal after mass graves are found in Ukraine near Izium.
In a personal account, a man's health crisis is addressed through the unwavering support of his wife, highlighting the importance of partnership during adversity.
A scam baiter hacks into call center systems to expose the tactics used by scammers attempting to defraud unsuspecting victims.
This Informer shares their experiences in high stake jewel heists in New York's diamond district.
Inmates in solitary confinement utilize a method called 'fishing' to create fishing lines from bed sheets, enabling them to communicate and exchange contraband.
Alec Burlakoff reveals how Insys Therapeutics bribed doctors to sell a dangerous opioid.
Ukraine prosecutes suspected Russian war criminals amid ongoing investigations into war crimes.
Workers in Mexico pack powder into pills, risking health for their livelihoods in meth production.
San Felipe and Santa Clara rely on fishing, but illicit totoaba fishing offers higher profits.
Our True Crime series features real crimes and social injustice stories in Britain.
Kim Jong-un's missile launch raises concerns about North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
News outlets reveal Pegasus spyware's targeting of Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée.
In December 1987, a murder on a commuter jet leads to a catastrophic crash, prompting a joint investigation by the NTSB and FBI into aviation safety.
Rio faces chaos and violence as the World Cup and Olympics approach, raising serious concerns.
Russia's Ministry showcases captured Western weapons to downplay their impact in Ukraine.
Arkady Babchenko fakes his death to expose a plot against him in Ukraine.
Alexei Navalny's brother Oleg uses tattoos to protest against Putin's regime from prison.
Protests against the monarchy escalate as police manage heckling of Prince Andrew.
Nigerian women are the majority of African trafficking victims in Europe, forced into prostitution.
Albanian mafia groups have transformed the European cocaine trade through innovative business strategies and extreme violence, significantly impacting the market.
Kazakhstan's president authorizes security forces to fire on protesters amid deadly unrest.
The NSA uses Dropout Jeep malware to take over smartphones and collect user data.
The pandemic has curtailed countless businesses but fueled money laundering opportunities.
Lesandro Guzman-Feliz, an innocent teenager, was killed by the Trinitarios gang in a case of mistaken identity, highlighting the impact of gang culture in the Bronx.
The Trump administration's portrayal of Antifa as a significant threat during the George Floyd protests lacks substantial evidence and shapes public perception.
A masseuse is brutally murdered after posting on Craigslist, leading to a cyber forensics investigation.
Judge Greg Mohr in Sidney tackles rising crime from The Bakken oil boom's influx of people.
This episode reveals how DNA evidence could finally bring BTK to justice after 30 years.
Peru produces just over 16 million forged US dollars, leading global counterfeit trade.
More than a third of people now get their news through smartphones, prompting a need to break out of news bubbles and diversify sources.
Trump's speech incites a Capitol riot, leading to his Senate conviction for insurrection.
U.S. banana production practices have led to significant fertility loss for thousands of farmers worldwide, highlighting the consequences of corporate greed.
Thousands of Trump supporters storm the Capitol on Wednesday morning, breaching security.
Daphne Carolina Galicia is assassinated in the Maltese countryside on October 16.
One scammer is caught off guard when Kolina Fernandez answers a call, engaging him while Jim Browning monitors the exchange.
A brutal backyard fight club in Britain reveals the complexities of crime and social injustice, as explored through real-life cases and community impacts.
Zach Shucklin meets a coke dealer in La Paz, revealing the city's demand for cocaine.
Ramon Sosa faked his death to expose his wife's plot to have him killed, using gruesome photos to convince police of her intentions.
Sheeva Weil recounts her experience of being raped at university, exploring the long-term effects of trauma and the process of overcoming self-blame.
This video showcases cutting-edge true stories from 24 Hours in A&E and Dispatches.
ICE raids seven food processing plants in Mississippi, detaining 680 undocumented workers on Wednesday.
