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A French journalist infiltrated a cell of apprentice jihadists, capturing their radicalization and plans for an attack in France over six months.
Turkish and Greek tensions escalate as both nations grapple with the ongoing refugee crisis, highlighting complex geopolitical dynamics in the region.
Fred Dinenage explores the violent legacy of the Richardson Brothers, known as the 'Torture Gang', who terrorized London in the 1960s alongside the Kray Twins.
Stumbling stones, or 'Stolpersteine', are brass memorial plaques placed in pavements across over 30 countries to commemorate the victims of Nazism, initiated by artist Gunter Demnig.
Migrant workers in Qatar face severe exploitation, enduring long hours, poor living conditions, and wage theft while preparing for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Berlin's Dong Xuan Center, the city's largest Asian market, offers Vietnamese expats a place to buy familiar ingredients and enjoy traditional dishes.
Britain's Asian community stands strong against far-right violence from 1976 to 1981.
A family grapples with accusations of abuse as child welfare services investigate the complex dynamics between a mother, her husband, and their daughter.
In the lead-up to the Tour de France, Jonathan “JV” Vaughters faces the potential collapse of the U.S.A.’s oldest professional cycling team.
Human infants are uniquely helpless at birth compared to other animals, a trait linked to the extensive development of their brains and social learning abilities.
Rwanda's genocide left a profound impact on the nation, examining the fates of those responsible reveals the complexities of justice and reconciliation.
Myanmar's Shan State has become the epicentre of Asia's methamphetamine production, fueled by ethnic conflicts and easy access to precursor chemicals.
Authentic newsreels from World War II's final months highlight key events such as the sinking of the Tirpitz and the liberation of the Philippines.
In Germany, the Rote Armee Fraktion's violent actions left lasting emotional scars on the children of lesser-known victims, whose stories are often overlooked.
Explores the raw truth behind the lives of stand-up comedians.
Merville Barracks faces allegations of domestic violence and a lack of respect among detainees following a conviction for indecent misconduct.
Bolivian miners at Potosi face life-threatening conditions daily, as they risk their health and safety in pursuit of wealth within the treacherous mountain.
World War II saw cities transformed into battlefields as the Allied strategic bombing campaign targeted industrial capacity and civilian morale, culminating in the Atomic age.
Shaneil faces the challenge of marrying a partner chosen by his family, raising questions about love and readiness for a life with someone unknown.
The Tradwife movement, led by influencers like Solie and Andre, raises questions about traditional gender roles and the risks of financial dependence for women.
In Western Australia, Irish police recruits Martin and Neve navigate the challenges of adjusting to a new life and policing environment far from home.
The Great Blizzard of 1888 paralyzed New York City, marking it as America's deadliest winter disaster, with a subsequent blizzard striking over 120 years later.
In 2001 Toronto, a series of crimes targeting homeless individuals culminates in the murder of a local man known as Santa Claus.
A Filipino student faces deportation after losing £2450 on a healthcare qualification, while sheriffs work to restore her life and recover debts owed to a veteran.
UFOs and UAPs have been the focus of secret Pentagon programs, revealing ongoing research and extraordinary capabilities that challenge human understanding.
In 1989, the murder of Dr. Jeffrey Farcus in Pittsburgh shocked the community and left detectives grappling with a case that defied explanation.
Bashar al Assad's regime in Syria faces rising support for radical Islam and Hezbollah, as he navigates a precarious political landscape amid tensions with Israel.
Customs and Border Protection's K9 units play a crucial role in intercepting drug shipments and illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border, seizing millions in narcotics.
In London, journalist Alex Bedford explores the lives of young, affluent women entering high-end escorting to support their luxurious lifestyles amidst changing perceptions of sex work.
Bare knuckle boxing in the UK has evolved from a marginalized activity to a prominent subculture, culminating in the first US vs UK title fight in 150 years.
More than 50 people died and damages exceeded 3 billion euros when a powerful cyclone struck Oman on June 5, 2007.
Thousands of homeless individuals navigate a network of dark tunnels beneath the Las Vegas Strip, revealing their harsh living conditions and enduring hopes.
Carl Bernstein reflects on his collaboration with Bob Woodward at The Washington Post during the Watergate scandal and the influence of editor Ben Bradlee.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, female combatants are emerging as a significant force in the ongoing conflict over mineral wealth, challenging traditional narratives of war.
Meghan Markle's transition from royal life to exile in Montecito highlights the clash between American celebrity culture and British royal traditions.
European colonization of the Americas initiated a prolonged conflict against indigenous cultures, languages, and religions that persists into the present day.
Magen David Adom has 29,000 volunteers and 25,000 staff members providing emergency medical services across Israel.
Sarah Pender, once labeled America’s Most Wanted woman, shares her experiences in solitary confinement alongside other female inmates at Indiana Women’s Prison.
In 1980, bookseller Maria James was murdered, leading Detective Ron Iddles to investigate a priest seen covered in blood and a critical DNA evidence mix-up.
Die Troika, ein wirtschaftliches Kontrollorgan der EU und des IWF, hat während der griechischen Schuldenkrise massive Macht über Krisenstaaten erlangt.
A 15-minute phone call connects Graceson with his daughter, revealing the emotional challenges of reestablishing family ties after prison.
Abortion access in the U.S. has drastically changed since the annulment of Roe v. Wade, prompting American women to seek help from newly supportive Mexican counterparts.
Historian Eric Foner discusses the significance of the four slave states that remained in the Union during the Civil War and the complexities surrounding Abraham Lincoln's evolving views on slavery and Reconstruction.
Sam "Skelly" McCrory, a former skinhead and notorious UDA member, reflects on his past and embraces his identity as an openly gay man.
Freemasonry, a society steeped in tradition and secrecy for 300 years, is explored through unprecedented access to the United Grand Lodge of England.
Total War during World War II blurred the lines between combatants and civilians, tracing its origins from Carl von Clausewitz's theories to inter-war realities.
Raymond "Ray Chuck" Bennett, known for the "Great Bookie Robbery" at the Australian Jockey Club, was an armed robber who took on high-risk heists.
Two former prisoners in Germany face challenges during their first year of freedom.
