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Danish freelance photojournalist Daniel Rye recounts his 398-day captivity by ISIS in Syria while covering the refugee crisis and his subsequent return to photography.
In Gloucester, Kent, and Cheshire, Britain's detectives target a violent drug gang, an aggressive mugger, and a group stealing historical artifacts.
In Bar-le-Duc, France, workers of a struggling knitting yarn company successfully bought it out, becoming their own bosses and raising questions about long-term viability.
In Haiti, gang violence has escalated dramatically following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, with the notorious leader known as "Barbecue" at the forefront of this chaos.
Vicki Beckham, the daughter of a state senator, was found dead in her car on a mountain road, prompting police to label the case "almost the perfect crime."
Two elderly sisters are stopped by US border agents at a major checkpoint, leading to the discovery of over 600 tramadol pills hidden in their vehicle.
In Toronto's neighborhoods of Regent Park, Rexdale, Scarborough, and Jane-Finch, a rising murder epidemic affects families grappling with the loss of youth to violence.
A critical flight over the North Atlantic sees a Turkish crew forced to return to Santa María due to engine failure, prompting an emergency alert at the airport.
Laurence Maille's disappearance in Vimy, Pas-de-Calais, on November 28, 2007, led police to investigate her partner, John Zablevski, as a suspect.
In Rio de Janeiro, heavily-armed gangs and police violence create a state of urban warfare, exemplified by the deadly police operation in Jacarezinho in May 2021.
Friedrich Merz's reform strategy aims to counter the rising influence of the far-right Alternative for Germany by addressing economic and welfare issues in Germany.
British double-dealing during World War I and conflicting promises to Arabs and Jews laid the groundwork for the enduring conflict over Jerusalem.
In Buffalo, the aviation fuel shortage forces Kelly to confront her future, while Jeremy's mistake jeopardizes his career and Scott faces unexpected challenges.
Poland's militarization of its border with Belarus in the Bialowieza Forest region highlights the complex humanitarian and geopolitical challenges faced by migrants and local residents.
Lebanon faces its worst economic crisis in history, with 80% of the population living below the poverty line and rampant inflation causing food prices to soar by 500%.
A police team in an unnamed city allows a criminal to bid farewell to his family, revealing the emotional complexities faced by law enforcement.
In South Wales, Traffic Cops confront high-speed chases and organized vehicle crime as they track "creeper crooks" stealing cars from residential homes.
Harry and Meghan's exit from the British royal family is analyzed, focusing on the circumstances surrounding their departure and their future endeavors.
A man confronts police officers on a city street, adamantly opposing the towing of his new car and escalating the situation.
Boko Haram, an extremist group that emerged in Nigeria in 2002, has instilled fear across West Africa through its violent tactics and allegiance to ISIS.
In Guatemala City, the Maras gang has maintained control for over 20 years, engaging in drug trafficking, extortion, and violence while citizens form militias for protection.
China's repression of the Uighur population in Xinjiang involves the detention of over a million individuals in camps, forced labor, and systematic cultural eradication.
In Kurigram, a remote district on the Bangladesh-India border, local farmers and traders navigate the complexities of cross-border relations and geopolitical tensions.
Mark Richards, paralyzed from a car accident, was found drowned in his bath, prompting suspicion from paramedics regarding his caregiver and wife, Gloria Guzman.
A gold rush for sea cucumbers in India and Sri Lanka is fueling a multimillion-dollar illegal trade that threatens coastal ecosystems and local economies.
The shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' dinner raises critical questions about the prevention of political violence in the United States.
In Miami, ICE officers confront high-stakes cases involving a Cuban national with a drug trafficking history and a child sexual predator in Newark.
Escalating housing costs in cities like Berlin, Paris, and London are examined, revealing the impact of economic policies and demographic shifts across Europe.
In Poland, intense football rivalries in cities like Kraków and Gorzów Wielkopolski are often intertwined with violence, economic hardship, and political extremism.
US President Donald Trump claims he can end the war with Iran in two to three weeks, while Pakistan and China propose initiating peace talks.
In the Ural Mountains, residents near the Mayak nuclear weapons plant confront the deadly consequences of radioactive waste exposure and government negligence.
Israel's strategic objectives in its conflict with Iran are examined through expert insights from Joost Hiltermann, Christopher Morris, and Felix Tamsut.
Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari stated that diplomacy is essential for resolving the US-Israel conflict with Iran during a press briefing in Doha.
Hundreds of boats operate nightly in Cambodian waters, where local fishermen report that illegal fishing has left them powerless and without fish.
When Ruby Joyner and Halima Jones were found murdered in their community, police focused their investigation on a missing suspect known to both victims.
In north-west Yemen, the Houthi-controlled region faces a devastating humanitarian crisis marked by famine, ongoing conflict, and geopolitical struggles involving Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
In Brittany, the investigation into the murder of 18-year-old Mathilde Croguennec at the Teknival festival reveals numerous false leads among 43,000 attendees.
Paris faces challenges with trash and traffic as it prepares for the 2024 Olympics.
Widespread destruction in Lebanon has displaced a fifth of the population, as Israel's defense minister confirms the replication of Gaza tactics in the region.
Border Control officers in the United States intercept a courier van containing illegal firearms and a tractor-trailer concealing a large cocaine shipment.
Harry Beck's conversation with Kimberly Passwaters about her tumultuous relationship with his brother Dave leads to unexpected consequences.
In April 2007, the murder of 21-year-old Jennifer Charron in Royan, France, leads investigators to two suspects with distinct profiles linked to the crime.
Manny Waks testifies at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, exposing cover-ups by two ultra-Orthodox Jewish institutions in Melbourne.
Whistleblowers from Israeli intelligence reveal the use of AI and drones in Gaza, highlighting the evolving landscape of modern warfare amid a global arms race.
Girly Chew's disappearance from her workplace in California raises concerns among friends and coworkers, highlighting her previous fears for her safety.
Angry moments in Britain are highlighted through incidents involving a martial artist attacked in London, rioters during the London riots, and flood victims confronting David Cameron.
Recovery crews in Britain face significant challenges as they trace, track, and tow vehicles involved in drink-driving accidents on public roads.
In a pivotal meeting at the White House, US President Donald Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi discussed energy partnerships, militia disarmament, and tensions with Iran.
