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On July 17, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over Hrabove, Ukraine, with a UN aviation council ruling in 2025 that Russia was responsible.
A journalist in Hong Kong risks everything to fight for press freedom and expose corruption.
Journalists in Iraq, Mexico, and Russia face extreme risks, including car bombs and kidnappings, to report on critical issues in dangerous environments.
Yemen’s Dirty War highlights the humanitarian crisis affecting 21 million people since 2015.
Microsoft's software dependency has left European governments vulnerable to cyber attacks, prompting calls for a shift to open source solutions across the continent.
UFO sightings near U.S. nuclear facilities raise concerns about national security, as investigated by Luis Elizondo and Chris Mellon in Season 2, Episode 3.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Esmaeil Baghaei, states that while significant progress has been made in discussions, a deal with the US is not imminent.
Lviv faces missile strikes as Ukraine's president warns of Russian destruction in Donbass.
Chihuahua, a border city in Mexico, faces daily challenges under the control of the Sinaloa cartel, highlighting the resilience of its inhabitants.
The militarization of space is examined through the lens of satellite vulnerability, military strategies, and the implications of conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war.
Sky News Breakfast reports on Storm Eunice and its impact across the UK on February 18th.
21,000 dollars is the starting price for a bronze bowl with gold and gemstones in Beirut, where social life continues despite challenges.
In Hidalgo, officers confront a surge of asylum seekers at the border while investigating suspicious bags of sweets linked to illegal marijuana trafficking.
Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses the structural racial opposition faced by Barack Obama, highlighting the birth certificate controversy and the challenges of critiquing his presidency.
Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new supreme leader, has not appeared on camera following Ali Khamenei's death, raising questions about his visibility and leadership.
Russian billionaires relocate yachts to Turkey to evade sanctions since the Ukraine invasion.
Border officers at the U.S.-Mexico border seize $20 million worth of crystal meth hidden in produce crates after a K9 alerts them during inspections.
Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave in the Baltic Sea, serves as a military stronghold with hypersonic missiles and nuclear capabilities, amid rising tensions with NATO and the Baltic states.
Germany's political and economic landscape is examined through regional issues such as Bavaria's financial solidarity with Greece and Stuttgart's "Stuttgart 21" protests.
Kim Jong-un, raised in secrecy as the heir to North Korea's nuclear regime, is profiled through insights from investigators in Switzerland, the USA, and Asia.
In Thailand, the resurgence of sex tourism, exacerbated by poverty, poses severe risks to children and women, as highlighted by a German tourist's case involving bribery and abuse.
Gunshots fired during the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, DC, led to the evacuation of President Donald Trump and the apprehension of a suspect.
Khalid Amiry, a former Afghan special forces colonel, leads a guerrilla resistance against the Taliban in the Panjshir Valley, relying on limited resources and local support.
President George H.W. Bush addresses the nation on drug policy, followed by a response from Senator Joe Biden outlining the Democratic strategy on drug issues.
Pakistan's complex socio-political landscape is examined through its military tensions with India over the Siachen Glacier and the influence of radical clerics like Mullah Abdul Aziz.
US President Donald Trump faces renewed scrutiny after a gunman approaches him during a press dinner in Washington, D.C., marking the third attack since 2024.
Boris Johnson faces backlash over Downing Street parties as pressure mounts on his leadership.
Every day in Mexico, 10 or 11 women are killed due to violence, prompting María to protest and create feminist graffiti despite her parents' fears for her safety.
In Accra's Agbogbloshie, Reggie Yates examines the hazardous impact of electronic waste on local communities and the environment.
Taiwan's military exercises, held annually since 1984, demonstrate its defense capabilities amid ongoing threats from China.
In Season 2, Episode 1 of Unidentified, former military intelligence officials Luis Elizondo and Chris Mellon investigate the implications of UFO sightings during combat.
Tensions between the United States and European allies escalate as leaders like British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz refuse to support military action against Iran.
Donald Trump announced a potential deal with Iran to end the conflict initiated by the US and Israel, despite Iran's denial of any negotiations.
Deutsche Bahn's communications network failure led to widespread train service disruptions in Germany, prompting discussions on the rail system's reliability with experts Matthew Moore and Nick Kingsley.
Dragon, a human smuggler, navigates the dangerous escape route for North Korean defectors Sook-Ja and Yong-hee, highlighting the plight of thousands in hiding in China.
Poland faces deep divisions over traditional values and modernization amid EU tensions.
A Russian strike hits a Kyiv shopping center, killing four on this Monday morning.
Thousands of people lined up in Moscow last winter to participate in a revival of an old Russian Orthodox baptism ritual.
The Asia-Pacific region, a major economic hub, is increasingly marked by escalating tensions between China and the United States, raising concerns about potential conflict.
High Court enforcement agents confront debtors in the UK, including a man denying ownership of a property linked to a £4,000 debt, revealing the complexities of personal finance.
In Naples, the Camorra mafia dominates the economy through illegal jobs and waste disposal, while local police force 'the Falchi' employs covert tactics to combat drug trafficking.
Iran, the US, and Israel have brokered a conditional two-week ceasefire, raising questions about its sustainability and implications for regional power dynamics.
In Siberia, thousands of girls aged 13 to 15 compete for modeling contracts while Reggie Yates explores the country's attitudes towards homosexuality and nationalism.
In Brazil's largest city, São Paulo, rampant crime, including armed robbery and drug trafficking, challenges law enforcement and community leaders like a pastor fighting addiction.
Sky News reports on the deadly earthquake in Turkey on February 6, causing hundreds of deaths.
9,500 kilometers from Baghdad, an Iraqi general plots the fall of Saddam Hussein while living in anonymity in a small American town.
Officers with Border Force USA intercept a shipment of hundreds of gun parts destined for Mexico and apprehend a nurse smuggling pills in her boots.
364 people participate in a secret group for the Democratic Voice of Burma, using smartphones to report on human rights violations in Myanmar.
