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In Johannesburg, Reggie Yates examines the lives of white South Africans facing extreme poverty in informal settlements, highlighting ongoing economic inequality and social change.
LGBTQ+ individuals in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan face severe persecution and are forced into hiding, struggling for survival without access to basic rights and services.
China is experiencing a significant obesity crisis, with 100 million people overweight and rising rates among adolescents due to lifestyle changes and increased consumption of Western-style food.
Idomeni, a border crossing between Greece and North Macedonia, becomes a stagnant point for Nadia, Nawaf, and their children as they face a closed border.
Sherrilyn Ifill discusses the impact of race on Barack Obama's presidential candidacy and presidency, highlighting the differences between a president and a civil rights leader.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a stark contrast exists as 70% of the population survives on less than a dollar a day while 6% are millionaires thriving amidst chaos.
French cheese producers face significant challenges from climate change and rising costs, threatening traditional unpasteurized varieties like Camembert and Brie.
Bangkok Airport faces chaos as staff navigate language barriers, lost belongings, and frantic searches for missing family members amid a busy travel day.
North Korea's campaign to attract Russian tourists amid the Ukraine conflict is examined alongside the integration of Russian and Ukrainian residents in Antalya, Turkey.
Migration from Stolipinovo, Bulgaria, to the Ruhr region of Germany highlights the challenges of temporary employment and low wages faced by over 40,000 Bulgarian workers.
Mukbang eating videos, a South Korean trend featuring creators consuming large quantities of food, have sparked political interest and regulation across Asia, including a ban in China.
In Hong Kong, underground artists collaborate with a filmmaker to preserve their culture and creativity in response to government-imposed restrictions on freedom of expression.
The multi-billion dollar black market for ancient antiquities is examined through the Green family's scandal involving the Museum of the Bible and the seizure of the Gilgamesh Dream Tablet.
In the UK, young men express frustration with feminism, revealing the rise of anti-feminist sentiment and its impact on gender equality and online misogyny.
In Manila, Niessa and Nicol navigate a garbage-covered hill to sell beads for two hours daily before attending school, while in Guizhou Province, 13-year-old Shi Chunfu from the Dong minority cultivates rice in terraced fields.
Five new distilleries are planned for Islay, raising concerns about the island's infrastructure and community sustainability amid a whisky boom.
Multinational corporations manipulate global food production and distribution, prioritizing profit over quality and sustainability, as revealed by journalist Élise Lucet.
Young American Jews Simone Zimmerman and Eitan confront their upbringing and challenge the traditional narratives of Israel's role in Judaism after witnessing the treatment of Palestinians.
Two cricket journalists, Sam Collins and Jarrod Kimber, investigate the challenges facing Test cricket by engaging with players, fans, and administrators across the sport.
A live-recorded episode features discussions with scholars Dr. William H. Turner and Dr. Karida Brown about black life in Eastern Kentucky's coal communities.
In China, President Xi Jinping's emphasis on art and literature as tools for patriotism raises questions about cyberspace sovereignty and the role of "little pinks" in promoting nationalism.
International aid in Haiti, Afghanistan, and Papua New Guinea often benefits businesses rather than the local populations it aims to support, highlighting the issues of disaster capitalism.
Cannabis became legal for consumption in Germany on April 1, 2024, prompting discussions about sourcing the 400 tonnes of resin used annually.
The growing political and cultural divide in the United States is examined through interviews with figures like Noam Chomsky and Tucker Carlson, highlighting key issues and potential solutions.
Women in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta are taking initiative to enhance the lives of local residents and refugees amidst ongoing socio-political challenges.
In a culture of excess, professional eaters Nick and Miki compete in Major League Eating, while groups like "The Coal Rollers" embrace harmful consumerism and environmental disregard.
New York Knicks fans celebrate a thrilling Game 2 victory against the San Antonio Spurs, highlighting late-game mistakes and the team's growing popularity.
German journalist Jagoda Marinić investigates the cultural and political divides in Spain, focusing on Catalan identity and the plight of undocumented migrants in Barcelona.
The destruction of historical artifacts by ISIS and other Islamist groups has led to significant cultural loss, prompting international efforts for restoration through UNESCO and ALIPH.
Young freelance photographers risk their lives to capture the chaos of the Arab Spring uprisings, aiming for impactful images that could feature in Time magazine.
In the months leading up to the 2010 Midterm elections, Americans express diverse opinions about Barack Obama, reflecting hope and disappointment across the nation.
Gen Z's influence on the revitalization of the anti-abortion movement in Britain is examined through interviews and reporting amid a backdrop of high abortion rates and strong public support.
Vidiots, a non-profit video store in Los Angeles, hosts a conversation series with Kino Lorber's Frank Tarzi and industry experts about film and physical media.
Valencia's Fallas festival, celebrated every March, showcases elaborate sculptures and fireworks while raising concerns about air pollution and waste management.
In Iran, the aspirations of the green movement and the youth's desire for a more democratic society face suppression under an oppressive regime.
A new generation of feminists argues that despite significant advancements in women's rights, societal perceptions of women as victims persist, prompting debates on modern feminism's implications.
In the Atlantic Ocean, a helicopter crew braves extreme weather to rescue 12 stranded crew members from a cargo ship in distress.
Allegations against Michael Jackson are examined through the perspectives of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, following the events of the original documentary.
In Washington, D.C., filmmaker Mel Andre captures raw interviews of protesters responding to police brutality following George Floyd's death.
In Paraguay, approximately 2,500 Germans have migrated to the El Paraíso Verde colony, seeking a tranquil lifestyle away from Covid-19 restrictions, but face unexpected challenges.
In celebration of the National Park Service's 100th Anniversary, Julia Washburn leads a discussion on the significance of national parks with expert panelists.
In the mountain village of Kumpur, Nepal, children face perilous river crossings daily to attend school, raising concerns about the safety versus the value of education.
Extreme heat and drought in Czechia and southern Germany threaten hop production, raising concerns about beer's future as a luxury product in Europe.
Johnny Depp's legal battle against his financial managers reveals the complexities of celebrity spending, lawsuits, and the impact of fame on personal finances.
In Moscow, Novaja Gazeta, a critical newspaper, faces increasing dangers as chief editor Dmitry Muratov and reporter Pavel Kanygin confront threats while covering sensitive issues.
Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct scandal catalyzed a cultural reckoning in Hollywood, exposing systemic abuse and prompting significant industry changes.
In Lima, a 10km wall symbolizes the stark divide between wealth and poverty, raising questions about inequality and access to basic resources like water.
In Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, local hotel manager Vela expresses concerns about British tourists while brothers Jackson and Perry seek a holiday romance for their father.
