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Atlanta's homeless crisis has intensified since the 1996 Olympics, influenced by major events like Super Bowl LI and the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
High Court enforcement agents Paul and Steve confront hostility while evicting a traveller community in Bedfordshire amid various debt recovery challenges.
Sudan has experienced 18 coup attempts since gaining independence in 1956, leading to ongoing political instability and a military-controlled government.
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.
In the aftermath of the 2018 Novichok poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury, a police manhunt for the suspects unfolds.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In Hidalgo, Texas, Customs and Border Protection officers seize over 5,000 rounds of illegal ammunition being smuggled from Mexico amid ongoing cartel violence.
Kabul's rapid population growth to 6 million has exacerbated poverty, gang violence, and drug cultivation, with the Taliban poised to reclaim control.
Investigators have extracted about 600,000 pages of regime documentation from Syria, which could serve as evidence in a case against the Assad regime.
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.
More than 1.6 million residents live in the Gaza Strip, where strict laws govern social interactions under Hamas's authoritarian rule.
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.
Idaho's population has grown by 20% in the last decade as families seek a quieter life away from urban chaos and modern politics.
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.
37 percent of all the world's terrorist organizations are funded by heroin trafficking, primarily sourced from Afghanistan.
In Thailand, the resurgence of sex tourism following the reopening of borders has led to increased exploitation of children, with reports of younger victims and escalating violence.
Brexit is examined as a potential corporate takeover driven by elite figures and dark money, revealing the influence of offshore firms and lobbyists on UK politics.
Officer Tyro Badby confronts police violence in Camden New Jersey amid a national crisis.
Taiwan is recognized as a sovereign state by only a few nations, facing constant threats of forced reunification from China.
In Johannesburg's Diepsloot, rampant gang violence, inadequate sanitation, and a lack of police presence have led to a dire living situation for 200,000 residents.
Over 10,000 lives were lost during the 16-year conflict in Bougainville, as Francis Ona threatens to disrupt the upcoming elections for autonomy.
Magaluf, a popular party destination in Mallorca, faces scrutiny as journalist Ellie Flynn exposes alarming rates of sexual harassment and violence against women.
Bangkok's high crime rate, rampant corruption, and systemic racism reveal a troubling underbelly of Thailand's vibrant capital city.
Misty Griffin, an ex-Amish, reveals her experiences of child sex abuse within the Amish community alongside fellow survivor Mary Knight in a live Q&A session.
Mozambique, rich in natural resources like rubies and gas, faces ongoing conflict from jihadist insurgents, displacing 800,000 people and threatening its fragile peace.
Osman Kavala has been imprisoned since 2017, facing charges without evidence, as the Turkish government seeks to suppress civil society and dissent.
High-level negotiations between the US and Iran are taking place in Burgenstock, Switzerland, with Vice President JD Vance leading the US delegation amid regional tensions.
More than 87,000 fires were recorded in the Amazon in the first eight months of 2019, a 76% increase from the previous year.
Tensions rise as Donald Trump sets a 48-hour deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Tehran dismisses U.S. claims of negotiations as false.
In Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, the Berdymukhamedov family's regime enforces bizarre laws amid extreme poverty, human rights abuses, and a cult of personality.
Sky News Breakfast reports on Kyiv's escalating crisis amid Russian aggression and military mobilization.
Kay Burley interviews President Zelenskyy on his birthday about Germany's tank support for Ukraine.
A letter hidden in a pregnancy test reveals the harsh realities of China's prison factories, prompting an investigation into the exploitation of inmates.
In the South China Sea, Filipino fishers face intimidation and attacks from militarized Chinese fishing boats near the Scarborough Shoals, impacting their livelihoods.
Fossil fuel dependence poses a significant long-term national security threat, prompting the military to lead the transition to clean energy solutions.
In the Middle East, the lucrative market for tanks and military technology fuels the operations of Western arms manufacturers amid ongoing regional conflicts.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz could result in a daily loss of over 10 million barrels of oil, marking the largest energy crisis in history.
Military eyewitness accounts of unidentified aerial phenomena in U.S. airspace are examined by investigators including Luis Elizondo and Chris Mellon.
Ukraine's president warns Russia of judgment as humanitarian corridors open for civilians.
In America's conservative heartland, filmmaker Layla Wright meets young women who embrace anti-feminist and pro-gun ideologies within a growing right-wing movement.
In Ukraine, the Ministry of the Interior and Justice investigates over 14,000 alleged Russian war crimes, focusing on specific cases of sexual violence and missile attacks.
