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After a tragic incident in the English Channel that claimed 31 lives, families of the victims and survivors reveal the circumstances surrounding the disaster.
LGBTQ+ individuals in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan face severe persecution and are forced into hiding, struggling for survival without access to basic rights and services.
Spain's mixed-gender prisons, which integrate male and female inmates, raise critical questions about rehabilitation, safety, and gender dynamics in incarceration.
Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi was secretly filmed by his roommate Dharun Ravi, leading to a high-profile legal case and discussions on privacy and bullying.
Tom Brokaw reflects on his career as a journalist during the Watergate scandal, highlighting the pivotal roles of Ben Bradlee, Woodward, and Bernstein in investigative journalism.
China is experiencing a significant obesity crisis, with 100 million people overweight and rising rates among adolescents due to lifestyle changes and increased consumption of Western-style food.
A 31-minute examination reveals how populist leaders in Hungary and Slovakia manipulate media and culture to foster division and align with Russia.
In June 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to protect LGBTQ workplace rights while the death of Rayshard Brooks highlighted ongoing police violence against Black Americans.
On August 11, 1987, the Orléans police found the bruised corpse of 4-year-old child Inass Touloub behind a guardrail on the A10 motorway.
Narendra Modi's leadership in India has led to the rise of Hindu nationalism, marked by controversial citizenship reforms and increasing violence against minorities.
Saúl Luciano LLiuya, a farmer in the Andes, sues German energy giant RWE for its significant carbon emissions impacting Peru's environment.
The beating of Rodney King by four LAPD officers in 1991, captured on video, sparked national outrage and discussions on police brutality and racial injustice.
Marie-Hélène Di Francesca's disappearance in Mouscron raised significant concerns about safety and femicide in the Estaimpuis region.
Donald Trump addresses key issues of international security and alliance commitments during his speech at the NATO summit in Ankara.
Teenager Dennis Lewis is murdered during a home invasion, and a single handprint leads police to a suspect no one believes could be involved.
Paris experienced heightened fear and tension following the violent rampage of AbdelHakim Dekhar in October 2022.
On November 9, 2011, the body of Frederic Butanowicz was discovered near the Courcelles-le-Comte cemetery in Pas-de-Calais, prompting a complex investigation.
In Central America, Stef Biemans examines the motivations and experiences of migrants crossing the U.S. border, highlighting diverse perspectives from both sides.
County lines drug gangs in the UK exploit vulnerable children, as revealed through the experiences of affected families, police, and social workers.
Europe's prison system is struggling with overcrowding and high re-offending rates, prompting Germany and Finland to explore open structures for rehabilitation.
An armored car heist executed in broad daylight outside a mall during the busy holiday shopping season highlights the meticulous planning and skill involved.
In the Peruvian Andes, the cocaine market faces collapse due to the COVID-19 pandemic and intensified global policing, impacting local economies and drug producers.
Idomeni, a border crossing between Greece and North Macedonia, traps families like Nadia and Nawaf as they face a closed border and uncertain futures.
Robots are being developed by scientists and engineers in collaboration with armed forces worldwide to combat terrorism and minimize loss of life in attacks.
In 2016, the fall of Sirte from ISIS control led to the discovery of confidential documents revealing the group's political and terrorist strategies.
Millionaire developer Ronald Rudin faced numerous adversaries while navigating the competitive real estate market in Las Vegas.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 100 times stronger than heroin, is rapidly replacing heroin and infiltrating party drugs, leading to a devastating public health crisis in North America.
Colin Wallace emphasizes the importance of oversight in democracy during an unused interview segment from The Man Who Knew Too Much.
Ukrainian railway staff have evacuated over four million people from war zones and transported essential supplies during the ongoing conflict, earning public acclaim as war heroes.
In the United States, young black men face a 21 times higher likelihood of being killed by police compared to their white counterparts, raising questions about systemic racism.
145 tons of grain are dropped over eight days to feed 10,000 people in a South Sudan village facing starvation and conflict.
Cyber kidnapping has emerged as a global trend, targeting Chinese students like Kai Zhuang and exploiting digital platforms for financial extortion.
In a nail salon in the UK, an immigrant's struggle for a better life highlights the challenges faced by Border Force officers combating illegal immigration.
A flourishing trade in illegally harvested organs from deceased individuals in Ukraine supplies medical implants to Western Europe and the United States, exploiting vulnerable families.
Cape Town, South Africa, grapples with a staggering murder rate of 3,000 annually, as gang violence and distrust in law enforcement escalate.
Millions of people worldwide are dependent on psychiatric drugs that, while providing short-term relief, can lead to dangerous side effects and long-term harm.
In Kurigram, a remote district on the Bangladesh-India border, local farmers, traders, and border patrol officers navigate the complexities of cross-border relations and geopolitical tensions.
On October 5, 2017, in Servian, Hérault, Daniel Malgouyres fatally shot a burglar who was threatening him during a home invasion.
Sherrilyn Ifill discusses the impact of race on Barack Obama's presidential candidacy and presidency, highlighting the differences between a president and a civil rights leader.
Greece's financial crisis in 2012, marked by impending parliamentary elections, raises questions about the future of democracy and the euro zone's stability.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a stark contrast exists as 70% of the population survives on less than a dollar a day while 6% are millionaires thriving amidst chaos.
Four former members of Congress discuss the challenges of bipartisanship and the perception that politics is not working during a panel moderated by Ken Rudin.
In Thailand, consular staff assist a young Western Australian miner who was scammed by his girlfriend while visiting a convicted Australian drug trafficker in prison.
Cathy Newman examines the implications of the latest release of the Mandelson files on Keir Starmer's administration and its potential impact on UK politics.
Prescription weight-loss injections like Ozempic and Wegovy, initially designed for diabetes, are explored for their effectiveness and implications in combating obesity.
North Korea's status as a nuclear power raises questions about the roles of Pakistan and China in its nuclear development and missile technology exchange.
Taiwan faces a critical juncture as its citizens grapple with the threat of Chinese annexation while balancing their democratic freedoms and economic ties to China.
The ongoing tech war between the US and China under the Biden administration raises concerns for major companies like TikTok and Huawei, while American firms in China face increasing scrutiny.
