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Bangkok's criminal underground is explored through the lens of a master passport forger, revealing the complexities of identity and anonymity in the city.
In Marseille, drug gangs control a lucrative market generating over thirty million euros monthly, while police efforts to dismantle their operations face significant challenges.
A routine tax stop in a suburban neighborhood escalates into a significant investigation revealing connections to organized crime in the area.
An ex-Premier League footballer faces High Court Enforcement Agents over unpaid debts, leading to heated confrontations and a dangerous eviction scenario.
In the Lake Tisza region, fisherman János Tóth grapples with skepticism about Hungary's future, while his granddaughter Martina feels hopeful after Viktor Orbán's election defeat.
Recovery crews in Britain track and tow uninsured vehicles, highlighting the challenges of illegal driving on the country's roads.
The brutal murder of the Storme family in Brussels prompted a widespread manhunt, highlighting the challenges of urban crime investigation.
As marijuana legalization spreads across the United States, Canada, and Europe, the documentary examines its effects on public health, violence, and corporate interests.
Friedrich Merz's record-low approval ratings in Germany raise questions about the accuracy of polls and the public's perception of political leadership amid economic challenges.
A reckless rider in an unregistered quad bike faces traffic police in a crackdown on illegal vehicles, highlighting the challenges of road safety enforcement.
Portland is home to the only women's sports bar in the world, called the Sports Bra, which airs women's games and attracts packed crowds daily.
Princeton's women's lacrosse team, ranked 12th in the country, faced number eight Maryland, losing the game 19-9.
In Brazil's largest city, São Paulo, rampant armed robbery, drug trafficking, and violent crime challenge law enforcement and community leaders like a pastor fighting addiction.
In the aftermath of the Kanjuruhan stadium tragedy that claimed 135 lives, Indonesia's ultra football fan culture is examined through personal stories and systemic issues within the sport.
At 's Future of Food forum in 2014, experts including Dan Glickman and Tjada D'Oyen McKenna discussed strategies to feed a global population projected to exceed nine billion by 2050.
Russian oligarchs face severe repercussions, including asset freezes and mysterious deaths, as the EU sanctions reshape their influence amid the Ukraine conflict.
Lynn Turner, a woman with a troubling history, becomes the focus of an investigation as several men in her life die under suspicious circumstances.
Migrant workers in Qatar face harsh conditions and exploitation as the country prepares for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, raising significant human rights concerns.
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370's disappearance on March 8, 2014, is reexamined by experts analyzing official documents and uncovering new evidence and theories.
Every year, about 50,000 people are forced into slavery in Brazil, turning an area of the Amazon the size of Switzerland into a wasteland.
In the UK, police officers enforce laws against illegal foreign drivers, addressing issues like uninsured vehicles and dangerous driving offenses.
A weekend home improvement project in a suburban basement escalates into tragedy when Linda Yancey and day-laborer Marcial Cax-Puluc are shot.
World Cup fever in 2026 is examined through five weeks of political controversies, immigration bans, and the tournament's impact on fans and nations.
In the aftermath of the Nagorno-Karabakh war, Armenian villages like Kornidzor face ongoing threats, while families adapt to life in makeshift accommodations and cope with trauma.
A motorist driving the wrong way on a highway in Los Angeles nearly causes a head-on collision, prompting a swift police response.
A gang in London illegally trades over two hundred wild birds from a pub while police task forces in Gloucestershire tackle violent drug dealers and fraudsters.
In Port-au-Prince, where 80% of the population lives on less than two dollars a day, violence and gang control dominate life in the slum of Cité Soleil.
Ibiza's nightlife is supported by a complex criminal economy involving illicit drug supply chains, as explored through interviews with police and frontline workers.
Keir Starmer's resignation as UK Prime Minister follows a poor performance by the Labour Party in local elections, raising questions about the future of British politics.
North Korean fishing ships, often found with deceased crew members, have increasingly washed ashore in Japan, prompting investigations into the reasons behind this phenomenon.
Michael Moore expresses frustration over CNBC's restrictions preventing him from conducting an interview at the New York Stock Exchange on October 24, 2011.
In the Jadar valley of Serbia, local villagers oppose Rio Tinto's lithium mining plans, supported by Serbian president Vučić and the European Union.
In Vancouver, the fentanyl crisis is exacerbating public health issues as the potent opioid increasingly infiltrates recreational drugs, leading to rising fatalities.
Germany's governing coalition, led by Chancellor Merz, faces pressure for reforms as the far-right AfD positions itself as a voice for workers amid economic challenges.
On October 31, 2013, Belgian politician Bernard Ouessfal found his wife Véronique Pirotton unconscious in their hotel bathroom, leading to conflicting theories about her death.
A high-end BMW is found abandoned at a roadside in Los Angeles, prompting police to investigate the circumstances surrounding its driverless state.
Maria Caparas, a Filipino woman, orchestrates a million-dollar sextortion syndicate that exploits social media for cybercrime.
At Newark Liberty International Airport, Customs and Border Protection officers intercept passengers involved in a complex international marijuana smuggling operation.
Berlin's Pride parade was marred by a terrorist attack, prompting German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to call for unity during a memorial service at Marienkirche.
Germany's pension reform is facing backlash from eastern regions, revealing deep divisions within Chancellor Friedrich Merz's party and raising concerns about the government's stability.
In Brownsville and Progreso, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers confront drug smuggling operations involving methamphetamine, cocaine, and rare reptiles.
HMAS Canberra undergoes rigorous sea testing following a multi-million dollar re-fit, while Marine Rescue assists stranded boats and a helicopter lifts a massive TV screen.
Canadian security services, including the RCMP, have been implicated in manipulating individuals into terror plots, raising concerns about their methods and accountability.
A sports car driver in the UK faces a hefty fine after being caught using his phone while driving at 70 miles per hour on the motorway.
On day 21 of the Iran war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims victory for Israel and the U.S. while Iranians celebrate Nowruz amid ongoing conflict.
In 2008, global financial markets faced unprecedented turmoil, prompting governments to implement massive bailouts and stimulus packages to stabilize economies.
Germany's evolving stance on the Iran war amid U.S. pressure and its implications for transatlantic relations are analyzed by Max Hofmann and experts from GMF and DW.
In the UK, journalist Livvy Haydock investigates the billion-pound counterfeit goods industry, revealing the networks behind fake designer products and their dangers.
