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Tensions within Israeli society are highlighted by the controversy over history schoolbooks and the institutional discrimination faced by Arab-Israelis.
Dartmoor Zoo, home to 152 species, faces existential threats from the pandemic as financial struggles intensify amid growing criticism of zoos' conservation efforts.
South Africa's police force faces scrutiny for violent crimes, including the tragic death of a teenager, highlighting systemic issues of brutality and cover-ups.
In Kenya, a multinational team led by lawyer Fiona Sampson and Mercy Chidi Baidoo of Tumaini Shelter pursues legal action for 11 girls facing sexual violence.
Ron Keine and three friends were wrongfully convicted of murder in Albuquerque and spent two years on death row before being exonerated through investigative journalism.
Belarusians, including a doctor and a former police officer, share their harrowing experiences of protest and repression under Alexander Lukashenko's regime.
Patients with multiple sclerosis face significant challenges in accessing stem-cell transplants abroad due to COVID-19 travel restrictions and lockdowns.
The Tsaatan of Mongolia represent one of the last nomadic cultures, maintaining their traditional reindeer herding lifestyle amidst modern challenges.
Kosovar Muslims face significant challenges in Germany, as many settle in Bruckhausen, a polluted town grappling with social and economic hardships.
The Beslan School Siege, Gladbeck Hostage Crisis, and Moscow Theater Hostage Crisis highlight the intense psychological and tactical challenges faced by law enforcement during hostage situations.
Solidarity among the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo fosters resilience and innovation, enabling them to rise above poverty through community-driven initiatives.
In a prison classroom, Professor Reiko Hillyer facilitates discussions between university students and incarcerated men on the history of crime and punishment in the United States.
Latvia's decision to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention ignites a fierce debate over women's rights, revealing deep societal divisions and concerns about Russian influence.
More than 100 million blood donations are collected each year worldwide, with a significant portion sold to pharmaceutical companies for profit.
Post-9/11 America faces profound societal changes, including police militarization and surveillance, while questioning the mysterious collapse of WTC 7 and UFO conspiracies.
Abdul Sattar Edhi, known as "Vater Teresa" of Pakistan, dedicated his life to humanitarian efforts before passing away in Karachi in July 2016.
Roman Lapshin seeks to locate his late grandfather's lost paintings while confronting the man he believes exploited him as an immigrant, leading to complex questions of legacy and truth.
The United States military, with its vast resources and global presence, faces challenges of success, veteran care, and the allure of service for young recruits.
Kellingley Colliery, the last deep coal mine in Britain, is set to close, impacting many miners.
A seemingly perfect family in the United States conceals years of anger and resentment, culminating in a planned attack by their two sons.
Eight bodies found in unmarked graves on a South African religious compound in September 2003 prompt investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
A waitress-turned-stand-up comedian walks 1,700 miles across America, navigating self-doubt and trauma while filming her first comedy special.
Life inside Lurigancho prison reveals the harsh realities faced by fourteen South Africans serving lengthy sentences for cocaine smuggling amid overcrowded conditions.
Pharmaceutical companies prioritize lifestyle drugs for Western markets over essential treatments for diseases like AIDS and tuberculosis in Africa.
Real people share their experiences of alien abductions and paranormal sightings, revealing the profound impact these events have had on their lives.
Operation Market Garden, launched on September 17, 1944, faced significant setbacks due to German resistance and communication failures, leading to its failure.
Prince Harry and Prince William's relationship is characterized by a shared history, deep affection, and recent tensions within the British royal family.
Prince Charles and Prince William navigate their complex relationship shaped by shared grief, public expectations, and the evolving roles within the British monarchy.
Police officers in Britain confront a rising tide of domestic crises, navigating complex family conflicts and the emotional toll on their resources.
In Jerusalem, filmmaker Danae Elon faces hostility from both Jewish and Arab communities while documenting the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Critical Mass cyclists faced significant opposition from the NYPD during their monthly rides in 2004, highlighting tensions between activism and law enforcement.
Religious intolerance in Bangladesh poses a significant threat to minorities, raising concerns about the country's democratic future amid ongoing human rights violations.
King Charles's wedding to Camilla serves as a backdrop to explore his controversial views on architecture, medicine, and religion, alongside his complex family dynamics.
Motorcycle culture is explored through the experiences of riders, challenging common stereotypes and highlighting their community and values.
In 1941, four Italian frogmen employed two-man underwater chariots to plant explosives on British battleships in Alexandria Harbour during World War II.
Environmental illnesses affect many, as illustrated through the lives of three families grappling with debilitating sensitivities to everyday substances.
At a Colorado prison, inmates learn horse whispering techniques to tame wild mustangs, offering a unique rehabilitation opportunity for both horses and themselves.
Over 12 million people live in refugee camps worldwide, with the Dadaab camp in Kenya housing more than 350,000 individuals originally meant for 90,000.
Xenophobic violence in South Africa has escalated dramatically since 2008, targeting Zimbabwean immigrants amid rising tensions and economic struggles.
In 1950, Jack Benny invites Hollywood stars to his home to discuss a film project promoting civic engagement led by Father James Keller.
Young people share their harrowing experiences of emotional and physical abuse in relationships, offering vital advice on recognizing warning signs and seeking support.
Israeli democracy faces unprecedented challenges amid ongoing conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah, raising questions about its future and regional stability.
Danny Dyer engages with notorious figures from the UK's underground scene, revealing their personal stories and the societal forces that shaped their lives.
Valerie Jarrett, a key advisor to Barack Obama, discusses her influential role in his political career and her ongoing work with the Obama Foundation.
Solidarity among the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo fosters resilience and innovation, enabling them to combat poverty through community-driven initiatives.
São Paulo's stark wealth disparity is highlighted through the lives of six young friends in a rap group, navigating challenges in a city of extremes.
In Canada during World War II, a group of secretaries collaborated with the country's most renowned spy to contribute significantly to the war effort.
In 1995, Timothy McVeigh orchestrated a bombing in Oklahoma City that killed 168 people and injured over 800, marking a pivotal moment in American history.
