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Arranged marriages and modern dating apps collide as Ankit navigates cultural expectations and personal desires in his quest for love.
Donald Trump's second term has rapidly transformed America through radical policies, media manipulation, and aggressive immigration enforcement, creating widespread panic.
Louise Roe meets women to understand their motivations for multiple breast augmentations.
The legacy of the Kosovan War continues to impact the region, revealing deep scars and unresolved tensions among communities affected by the conflict.
Le Prix Goldman, souvent considéré comme le Prix Nobel de l’Environnement, honore chaque année des héros écologiques du monde entier depuis 1990.
Moscow's elite celebrate a lavish launch party amidst a devastating economic crisis, highlighting the stark contrast between wealth and widespread despair.
Nabella, kidnapped by her father and taken to Lebanon, remains the focus of her mother's relentless efforts to secure her return against all odds.
In Missouri, women share their personal experiences with unplanned pregnancies and abortion, highlighting the ongoing debate surrounding reproductive rights since Roe v.
Children in New York face incarceration as adults, often enduring years in solitary confinement, raising urgent questions about justice reform and humane treatment.
Indonesia faces an ecological crisis marked by rampant deforestation, pollution, and the threat of rising sea levels, endangering both its environment and communities.
The 2019 Pride event marked a historic milestone, highlighting the vibrant protests and activism within the LGBTQ community 50 years after the Stonewall riots.
The evolution of humans and the development of societies are explored, highlighting how these factors shaped modern civilization on Earth after the rise of mammals.
Northern Ireland's tourism officials face the daunting challenge of promoting the region as a travel destination during the tumultuous period of the Troubles.
Locals in Tahiti allege that exposure to radiation from France's nuclear tests has poisoned them, straining relations with the French government.
America's three million truckers form a vital community that embodies the American dream, facing challenges like labor shortages, long separations, and evolving regulations.
Victorino Chua, a nurse at Stepping Hill Hospital, poisoned patients with insulin in 2011, leading to several fatalities before the wrong suspect was arrested.
Bluefin tuna, once abundant, now faces extinction due to sushi demand, prompting efforts to balance industry jobs with sustainable fishing practices.
On 15th August 1998, a car bomb in Omagh, County Tyrone, killed 29 people and two unborn babies, marking one of the deadliest attacks during the Northern Ireland conflict.
Prabowo Subianto, a former military figure turned goat farmer, emerges as a surprising candidate in Indonesia's 2009 parliamentary elections despite his controversial past.
Avataq serves as a vital supply line for Canada's near-Arctic communities, transporting essential goods and equipment to remote northern regions.
On April 3, 2003, Chantal Ternik, a 48-year-old housewife, is found hanged in her home in Sanary-sur-Mer, Var, raising questions about her death.
South American immigrants, many undocumented, significantly contribute to Spain's thriving economy, raising questions about the impact of new legal status for migrants.
A man is fatally stabbed during a home invasion, leaving behind glove prints that may provide crucial evidence for law enforcement to identify the assailant.
The creation of money and its implications are examined through a detailed analysis of the Western monetary system and its social effects.
In 2021, the body of a man was found off the coast of France, leading to an investigation that revealed ties to organized crime and the luxury watch industry.
A distinctive ponytail and a single glove lead law enforcement to identify a violent gang involved in a high-tech bank heist.
Mosul's residents, emerging from three years of IS oppression, seek to rebuild their city through the revival of art and music once forbidden to them.
Michael Downes, a former gallantry medal recipient, terrorized Blackpool for a decade, targeting vulnerable individuals before a forensic breakthrough led to his capture.
Extraordinary individuals, including a teenage art prodigy and world record-breaking memory champion, share their unique gifts and challenges in a world not built for them.
Brooke Shields faced relentless harassment from stalkers, particularly John Rinaldi and Mark Bailey, who spent 45 years pursuing her.
A transgender father navigates the complexities of childbirth while confronting his greatest fears, alongside stories of unconventional relationships.
In 1970s Singapore, brothers Wahab Hassan escalated from petty theft to a violent crime spree, culminating in a deadly manhunt and tragic double suicide.
Spain's healthcare system faces immense pressure as over 23,000 people succumb to coronavirus, leaving key workers overwhelmed and families in distress.
Contemporary Jews and Christians confront mutual prejudices and stereotypes while exploring pathways to understanding and respect in their interfaith relations.
Dr Farhan Virk, a Pakistani social media strategist, spearheaded viral campaigns against India during the 2019 conflict, prioritizing national interests over truth.
Life with Dwarfism in Portugal reveals the persistent discrimination faced by individuals, highlighting their resilience and the importance of valuing character over size.
Mapuche people in Patagonia face escalating violence and repression as they fight to reclaim their ancestral lands from government-sanctioned exploitation by multinationals.
Akhmal Khuja Yuldashev checks the Silk Road Express before its 8:00 a.m. departure from Tashkent, a vital lifeline for Uzbekistan's 33 million residents.
The 2002 "500-Year Flood" devastated Prague and Central Europe, leading to mass evacuations and testing the limits of medieval engineering and modern forecasting.
A former state executioner, a Boston Marathon bombing victim, and the parents of a murder victim confront the complexities of justice and the death penalty.
Climate change is addressed through the actions and solutions proposed by individuals around the world, highlighting positive initiatives rather than negative outcomes.
David Pratt's photographic archives and personal accounts highlight over 40 years of conflict in Afghanistan and Iraq, revealing the complexities of modern warfare.
Taiki Masuda, a tattoo artist in Japan, fights a legal battle against government crackdowns to protect his profession and the cultural significance of tattooing.
Violence against women in South Africa, trafficking in Lithuania, and inequality in Sweden highlight ongoing global gender issues five years post-Beijing Women's Conference.
Madison and Carter Keffer, two explosive children from Richmond, Virginia, challenge Nanny Deb as she implements a strict reward system to restore family harmony.
The White Hart Hotel in the UK is investigated for reports of demonic activity and sightings of a ghostly little boy by Paul and Holly with a team of paranormal investigators.
Professional hitmen like Muki Pinsner, Alexander Solonic, Giovanni Brusca, and Jhon Jairo Velásquez are examined alongside the investigators who pursued them across Europe and South America.
Television, rollercoasters, and cruise ships have transformed global entertainment and leisure, shaping modern experiences in communication, thrill-seeking, and travel.
