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Vietnam's communist leaders view evangelical Protestantism as a significant threat to their authority, leading to increased persecution of Christians and arrests of community leaders.
Varanasi, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities, showcases the coexistence of life and death along the Ganges River amid ancient traditions and modern challenges.
Nicole Azzopardi, a single mother diagnosed with aggressive osteosarcoma shortly after giving birth to her daughter Summer, fights for her life while seeking alternative treatments and support from the community.
Arellano, an undocumented mother from Mexico, advocates for her U.S.-born son’s rights amid protests and changing immigration laws in the United States.
In the age of social media, conspiracy theories surrounding events like September 11 and the moon landing proliferate, complicating public trust in information sources.
A small South African community challenges the government to reclaim land expropriated during apartheid, highlighting ongoing struggles for justice and restitution.
Managerial practices in Germany face scrutiny as a loss of trust in the Social Market Economy raises questions about corporate responsibility in globalization.
Military Correctional Training Centre staff work to rehabilitate soldiers facing dismissal while addressing issues like forbidden mobile phone use among detainees.
Coca farmers in Bolivia face violent clashes with armed troops as they resist government efforts to eradicate coca production, a vital part of their culture and economy.
Alice Stevens, 24, was shot and killed outside her home in Thunderbolt, Georgia, in 2013, leaving her family to grapple with the aftermath of her murder.
After two years apart, an Italian immigrant family reunites in Canada, facing the challenges of a new culture and the warmth of neighborly gestures.
In 1994, the murder of a single mother in her apartment remains unsolved for three years until DNA evidence links it to a subsequent crime against a child.
Influencer Erin Budina, YouTuber The Gonth, and Twitch gamer Rage Darling illustrate the lucrative lifestyles of young entrepreneurs in the digital age.
Female guerrillas of the Kurdish Liberation Movement fight for independence and women's rights in a region where traditional gender roles are deeply entrenched.
Monsanto's herbicide Roundup faces scrutiny for its health impacts, prompting bans in various countries while the United States remains the largest user.
An 88-year-old inventor created the floppy disk and a popular aphrodisiac while Japan seeks to revive its robotics sector.
Graham, a small-town boy, struggles with his identity as he transitions to Ashleigh, grappling with the desire for acceptance and the fear of being labeled transgender.
In June 1976, Air France flight 139 was hijacked by Palestinian and German terrorists and led to a historic hostage rescue operation in Entebbe, Uganda.
Vladimir Putin's autocratic regime has created a perilous environment for journalists in Russia, resulting in numerous murders and a chilling effect on free expression.
Alcohol-free wine is emerging as a potential solution for European wine producers facing declining consumption and an existential crisis in the industry.
Marthe Erbelding, a young girl murdered at Gare du l’Est in Paris, becomes the focal point of a heated debate on the death penalty in France following her killer's life sentence.
A robot named B48 is designed to illustrate the concept of backing up human minds to computers and creating digital avatars.
In the 1970s and 80s, North Korea's Secret Service, under Kim Jong Il's orders, abducted hundreds of individuals from various countries, with many still unaccounted for today.
In 1995 Houston, Texas, two women known as “Thelma & Louise” lure men through a dating service, only to drug and rob them under the direction of a mysterious mastermind.
Harry Belafonte reflects on his friendship with Martin Luther King Jr., sharing insights on their shared commitment to nonviolence and the Civil Rights Movement.
In London, the Neturei Karta, a controversial group of Ultra Orthodox Jews, campaigns against Zionism and supports Palestinian protests against Israeli occupation.
A group of thinkers and students reimagine the abandoned Milan Expo site as a platform to address contemporary challenges in a global village.
Greg Parsons, wrongfully convicted of murdering his mother, is exonerated after DNA evidence reveals his friend committed the crime and framed him.
A discarded cigarette butt links a young father's murder to his killers, while a matchstick leads to the conviction of an arsonist in a Tudor building fire.
The National School Lunch Program faces scrutiny as Rachael Ray, Robin Quivers, and John Salley address childhood obesity and unhealthy food habits in America.
Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, ignited global debate on press freedom and accountability by leaking a controversial video of a US military incident in Iraq.
Carolina, Bertha, and Maxima exemplify the fight against corporate exploitation and environmental degradation, facing threats and violence in their activism.
In 1947, children in the United States protested against candy manufacturers for raising the price of chocolate bars from five cents to eight cents, sparking national controversy.
Anastasia Lin faced threats to her family as she spoke out against human rights abuses in China while competing in the Miss World pageant.
Sarah Childress Polk, First Lady during James K. Polk's presidency, played a significant role in American politics and feminism, often overshadowed by contemporaries.
Journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie explore their complex ancestry through DNA testing, revealing unexpected connections to Norway and beyond.
The quest for the mythical "Elixir of Life" has influenced history and power dynamics, revealing secrets that have remained hidden for centuries.
Two men navigate the challenges of life after prison, battling homelessness and addiction within a flawed justice system that often keeps them trapped.
Kelley Lee-Gilmore competes for a gold medal with the 55+ women's hockey team at the Canada Games, challenging ageism and societal expectations in sports.
Senegalese model Khoudia Diop shares her experiences with skin color discrimination and body shaming, advocating for self-acceptance and inner beauty.
Poland's alarming road safety crisis, marked by over 2,000 deaths in 2021, stems from excessive speed, reckless behavior, and a unique toll system that exacerbates accidents.
A territorial court session in the Canadian high Arctic features defendants like Gordie Kayak facing charges under a legal system imposed by Euro-Canadian society.
Adolf Hitler's strategic plans during World War II included a proposal for German fighter planes to crash into Manhattan's skyscrapers as suicide bombs to demoralize the United States.
Princess Diana's post-divorce life is examined, highlighting her transition from the constraints of royal expectations to her impactful humanitarian efforts.
Two conservators from the National Archives discuss strategies for preserving family collections during emergencies like fires and floods.
In the creator economy, Dan Howell examines the challenges and realities faced by YouTubers like Dan Rhodes and Vikkstar, highlighting the pressures of success and burnout.
Crime and punishment are examined through contrasting approaches in China and Finland, highlighting the debate between harsh penalties and rehabilitation methods.
Syria's archaeological wealth has become a target for a multi-billion dollar black market, with ancient cities like Palmyra and Nimrud exploited to fund terrorism.
