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High Court Enforcement Officers Paul Bohill and Steve Pinner navigate challenging evictions and unpaid debts in affluent London and Surrey neighborhoods.
The assassination of Kurdish activists Sakine Cansiz, Fidan Dogan, and Leyla Soylemez in Paris raises questions about the Turkish Secret Service's involvement.
In the Brazilian Amazon, the Guajajara tribe's "Guardians of the Forest" confronts illegal logging and environmental crime while federal agents employ advanced technologies to protect indigenous territories.
Eight hundred members of the militant group Ansar al-Islam, armed with RPGs and mortars, pose a significant threat in northern Iraq during Operation Viking Hammer.
Lydia, a Ukrainian viewer in the UK, shares her family's escape from the war as air raid sirens sound in Ukraine during a national debate on Britain's global power.
In Puerto Rico, AMO finds suitcases filled with cocaine on a ferry, while CBP apprehends travelers carrying opioid pills at the southern border.
Five nuclear power plants in Ukraine are at risk as the military occupation raises concerns about safety and potential disasters.
As the cost of living crisis escalates in Britain, reporter Ellie Flynn investigates the dangerous world of illegal money lenders exploiting vulnerable individuals.
Nepali, Chinese, and Central Asian fighters are drawn into the Russia-Ukraine war, facing exploitation and violence as they navigate a brutal conflict far from home.
Latin America's extensive 35,000 kilometers of borders, particularly in Colombia, Peru, and Chile, are patrolled by law enforcement striving to combat illegal activities.
The debate highlights Europe's civil war claims, focusing on Italy, Hungary, and Poland's roles.
Sweden faces a surge in organized crime and gun violence, with one of the highest per-capita rates of firearm offenses in the EU and increasing recruitment of teenagers into gangs.
Andy Burnham outlines his economic vision in a live speech, addressing key issues facing the UK and the Labour Party's future direction.
In 2012, schoolboy Joshua Wong emerges as a key figure in Hong Kong's pro-Democracy protests, advocating for political reform and the resignation of Carrie Lam.
Cape Town's Anti-Gang Unit operates in Khayelitsha, a no-go zone plagued by violent gang conflicts over the drug trade.
Volkan Vischer, a former chair of the Munich Security Conference, calls for Western nations to prepare for a potential peace process in the Ukraine war.
Pakistan's Himalayan glaciers are melting at the fastest rate in human history, with nearly 36 percent expected to disappear by 2100.
More than 137 million Americans face financial hardship due to medical debt, prompting discussions on Universal Basic Income as a potential solution.
In the North-West United States, a growing population of predominantly white, evangelical Christians is reshaping the region into a conservative stronghold, opposing urban social movements.
In Britain, a survey reveals that a significant portion of young Muslims hold radical views, with 51 percent believing 9/11 was orchestrated by America and Israel.
North Korean defectors face significant challenges in South Korea, including trauma, discrimination, and the emotional toll of leaving family behind.
Donald Trump's decision to withdraw 5,000 US troops from Germany raises questions about NATO's future and the implications for European security amid ongoing tensions.
Chancellor Merz hosted President Zelenskyy in Berlin to discuss EU membership for Ukraine, peace talks, and a bilateral drone deal amid ongoing conflict.
More than 6,000 Ukrainian civilians have died since the start of the conflict, which has also led to significant population displacements across the region.
In response to geopolitical tensions and the war in Ukraine, European nations like France and Germany are actively recruiting young people into their armed forces.
Tent City Jail in Arizona, created by Sheriff Joe Arpaio, houses inmates in harsh conditions with tents, chain gangs, and a daily routine of harassment and monotony.
Ecuador faces an unprecedented wave of violence as President Daniel Noboa declares a state of emergency to combat cartel control in Guayaquil and beyond.
Atlanta's homeless crisis has persisted since the 1996 Olympics, exacerbated by events like Super Bowl LI and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sudan has experienced 18 coup attempts since gaining independence in 1956, leading to ongoing political instability and a military-controlled government.
High Court enforcement agents Paul and Steve confront hostility while evicting a traveller community in Bedfordshire amid various debt recovery challenges.
In the aftermath of the 2018 Novichok poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury, a police manhunt for the suspects unfolds.
Bridie Farrell, a former competitive speedskater, advocates for victims of sexual abuse in New York after filing a lawsuit against her alleged abuser, Olympian Andy Gabel.
John Dean reflects on his role as White House counsel during the Nixon administration, detailing his involvement in the Watergate scandal and Nixon's resignation.
El Salvador's CECOT prison, built to contain over 75,000 gang members under President Nayib Bukele's crackdown, highlights both reduced violence and human rights abuses.
Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, key ministers in Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government, aim to impose Jewish law and annex territories in Israel.
In Hidalgo, Texas, Customs and Border Protection officers seize over 5,000 rounds of illegal ammunition being smuggled from Mexico amid ongoing cartel violence.
Nicholas Shaxson, author of Treasure Islands, discusses the global impact of tax havens in an interview featured in Michael Oswald's documentary The Spider's Web.
Kabul's rapid population growth to 6 million has exacerbated poverty, gang violence, and drug cultivation, with the Taliban poised to reclaim control.
More than 1.6 million residents live in the Gaza Strip, where strict laws govern social interactions under Hamas's authoritarian rule.
The Mocro Mafia, a powerful criminal organization of Dutch-Moroccan origin, has turned the Netherlands and Belgium into major drug trafficking hubs, controlling 80% of Europe's cocaine trade.
Investigators have extracted about 600,000 pages of regime documentation from Syria, which could serve as evidence in a case against the Assad regime.
Mountain View in Kingston, Jamaica, is a notorious ghetto plagued by gang violence, poverty, and a high murder rate, dominated by the South Clan gang.
China's ambitions in the Arctic rise as global warming opens new opportunities.
The Commonwealth, a post-colonial organization originally intended to maintain British influence, has evolved into a forum for global dialogue, revealing the complexities of Britain's economic strategy post-Brexit.
Germany and Ukraine aim to transition from crisis mode to a strategic partnership amid ongoing conflict, as leaders Friedrich Merz and Volodimir Zelenskyy address defense needs and European security.
90% of Syrians live below the poverty line, while the Assad clan continues to amass wealth through drug trafficking and control of economic sectors.
Former Special Inspector General John Sopko discusses the failures of U.S. military interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq, warning that Iran could face a similar fate.
Idaho's population has grown by 20% in the last decade as families seek a quieter life away from urban chaos and modern politics.
