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Mozambique, rich in natural resources like rubies and gas, faces ongoing conflict from jihadist insurgents, displacing 800,000 people and threatening its fragile peace.
High-level negotiations between the US and Iran are taking place in Burgenstock, Switzerland, with Vice President JD Vance leading the US delegation amid regional tensions.
Tensions rise as Donald Trump sets a 48-hour deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while Tehran dismisses U.S. claims of negotiations as false.
In a Florida prison, Superintendent Bill Wilson guides Sir Trevor McDonald through death row, where he meets cop killer Benjamin Ritchie, who expresses his belief that he remains a danger to society.
In Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, the Berdymukhamedov family's regime enforces bizarre laws amid extreme poverty, human rights abuses, and a cult of personality.
A routine police stop in Los Angeles escalates into a high-speed chase, raising questions about law enforcement practices and public safety.
Host Peter Craven talks with Sven Marquardt about photography and Berlin's nightlife scene.
A letter hidden in a pregnancy test reveals the harsh realities of China's prison factories, prompting an investigation into the exploitation of inmates.
In Cape Town's Cape Flats, Sergeant Craig Jensen leads the elite Gang Unit of the Metro Police in a battle against over 100 gangs vying for drug control.
In the South China Sea, Filipino fishers face intimidation and attacks from militarized Chinese fishing boats near the Scarborough Shoals, impacting their livelihoods.
Fossil fuel dependence poses a significant long-term national security threat, prompting the military to lead the transition to clean energy solutions.
In the Middle East, the lucrative market for tanks and military technology fuels the operations of Western arms manufacturers amid ongoing regional conflicts.
A 14-year-old boy spends eight hours each night digging a 700-meter tunnel beneath the Gaza-Egypt border to support his community.
UK police confront the most reckless drink-driving offenders, emphasizing the severe dangers and consequences of impaired driving on public safety.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz could result in a daily loss of over 10 million barrels of oil, marking the largest energy crisis in history.
A truck driver is apprehended after 24 kilos of cocaine are discovered hidden in the air tank, along with a stash of weapons intended for Mexico.
Military eyewitness accounts of unidentified aerial phenomena in U.S. airspace are examined by investigators including Luis Elizondo and Chris Mellon.
Over 350,000 cars are stolen in Britain each year, prompting many homeowners to install CCTV systems for protection and to capture criminal activity.
Mark Sievers orchestrated the murder of his wife, Dr. Teresa Sievers, by hiring a childhood friend and another accomplice to carry out the crime.
A fugitive's attempt to escape to Mexico leads to a nationwide manhunt and the seizure of 450 kilograms of methamphetamine valued at over $9 million.
Ukraine's president warns Russia of judgment as humanitarian corridors open for civilians.
In America's conservative heartland, filmmaker Layla Wright meets young women who embrace anti-feminist and pro-gun ideologies within a growing right-wing movement.
In Australia, a prime time current affairs series examines the complex narratives surrounding major crime stories, including the case of a man who murdered his parents.
In Ukraine, the Ministry of the Interior and Justice investigates over 14,000 alleged Russian war crimes, focusing on specific cases of sexual violence and missile attacks.
Methamphetamine is discovered hidden in a truck's stereo speaker, while a Mexican boy is interrogated over his claimed American citizenship and a girl is caught trafficking Tramadol.
Mauritania faces immigration challenges and battles against slavery in the Sahara Desert.
Police in urban areas conduct operations targeting teenagers found with illegal needles, addressing critical issues of drug use and public safety.
Naveed Haq's 2006 shooting at the Seattle Jewish Federation resulted in one death and six injuries, raising questions about mental health and violence.
Sweden faces a growing housing crisis as an influx of Muslim refugees strains resources, prompting backlash among citizens concerned about cultural identity and integration.
Islamabad hosts foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey for talks aimed at de-escalating the US-Israeli war on Iran, as Pakistan faces regional instability.
The brutal murder of the Storme family in Brussels prompted an urgent manhunt for the perpetrator amid widespread public concern.
Lagos, Nigeria's economic hub, grapples with rampant crime and corruption as its 20 million residents navigate the disparities between wealth and poverty.
US President Donald Trump indicates a potential shift in strategy regarding the Iran conflict, suggesting that other nations should take responsibility for securing the Strait of Hormuz.
Kingston, Jamaica, once the murder capital of the world, is explored through its gang violence, political corruption, and the lives affected by this brutal culture.
One million people are forced into cotton fields each year in Uzbekistan, where the industry is tightly controlled by the state.
Two and a half million workers in California lost their jobs at the height of the pandemic, forcing many into food lines for assistance.
In Dallas, Texas, high school valedictorian Paxton Smith delivered a powerful speech against a new abortion law signed by Governor Greg Abbott, sparking widespread attention.
In Salisbury, the 2018 poisoning of ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and subsequent Novichok-related deaths raise questions about UK responses to Russian aggression.
Since 2015, at least 30 people have died in India due to mob attacks by Hindu vigilantes targeting Muslims accused of cow-related offenses.
In August 2020, a catastrophic explosion in Beirut resulted from a stockpile of ammonium nitrate that had been stored unsafely in the port for seven years.
South Africa's Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola discusses the country's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice and its impact on global perceptions.
An elderly man in a suburban neighborhood faces police intervention after a serious drink-driving incident raises concerns about law enforcement protocols.
President Trump's call for Asian and NATO allies to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz highlights the escalating tensions surrounding Iran's blockade and its global economic implications.
The People’s Climate March, featuring voices like James Hansen and Naomi Klein, highlights the urgent climate crisis and the political failures to address it.
Spain has the highest rate of child poverty in Europe, with nearly one third of its youth affected, a figure that has nearly doubled in the last 20 years.
GHB, often referred to as a date rape drug, has seen a troubling rise in abuse within the gay male community, leading to incidents of rape, murder, and live-streamed sexual violence.
A routine police stop in a suburban neighborhood escalates into a violent confrontation, reflecting ongoing tensions between law enforcement and the community.
In Oban, Scotland, Detective Inspector Charles Henry leads Operation Liffey to investigate Malcolm Webster, a nurse accused of murdering his wealthy wives in staged car crashes.
