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Big gold mines in Montana and British Columbia face opposition from local communities and investigators exposing pollution, corruption, and market manipulation.
Belfast faces increased tensions and disorder following a knife attack, leading to urgent inquiries from SDLP MP Claire Hanna.
In Mexico, between January 2012 and June 2016, 9,581 women were violently murdered, highlighting systemic issues of femicide, domestic violence, and misogyny.
Five working-class families across Chicago, Montgomery County, Silicon Valley, and Milwaukee struggle to make ends meet while earning low wages in post-recession America.
In Johannesburg, gang violence leads to twenty murders a day, with citizen militias emerging in response to police withdrawal from impoverished neighborhoods.
In the Tawi-Tawi maritime region, local fishermen and the Bajau people navigate geopolitical tensions and economic challenges while preserving their cultural identity.
A three-year trade war between the US and China has led to corporate casualties, prompting China to adopt a dual circulation model and the US to consider new economic measures.
Satellite technology offers innovative solutions to combat modern slavery, revealing hidden practices and aiding organizations in their fight against human trafficking.
A fatwa has been issued against Seyran Ateş, a feminist lawyer and one of the first female imams in Europe, due to her calls for a sexual revolution in Islam.
In Ukraine, drone strikes and power cuts intensify as Russia targets energy infrastructure, impacting cities like Kyiv, Dnipro, Kharkiv, and Kramatorsk.
In Geylang Bahru, Singapore, the unsolved 1979 murders of four children prompts a reevaluation of forensic techniques and DNA testing in cold cases.
Migrant domestic helpers in Singapore face automatic expulsion upon pregnancy, leading many to resort to illegal abortions to avoid job loss and repatriation.
Trump administration intelligence officials testify before the House on national security issues, detailing their findings and implications for U.S. policy.
Dale Cregan ambushed and killed two young policewomen during a routine call in Manchester, highlighting the dangers faced by law enforcement.
20,000 UN peacekeepers are deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, yet many are accused of committing sexual violence against civilians.
Paris, the Luxury Capital of the World, faces growing dissatisfaction among its residents today.
Bangkok Airport faces chaos as staff navigate language barriers, lost belongings, and frantic searches for missing family members amid a busy travel day.
Food crime, a multi-billion dollar industry, involves criminal syndicates infiltrating the global food supply chain, leading to widespread adulteration and mislabeling of products.
Five prominent figures in television discuss the influence of political narratives in media during a panel at The New Yorker Festival.
Keir Starmer responds to questions in the UK Parliament following his resignation, addressing significant political issues raised by Members of Parliament.
In Saint-Jacques-sur-Darnétal, the investigation into the charred remains of the Roussel couple reveals a complex web of local secrets and motives.
Austin TV executive Steven Beard was shot in his sleep, prompting police to investigate a complex trail from affluent neighborhoods to mental health facilities.
In northern Albania, centuries-old blood feuds continue to impact families, prompting mediators and aid workers to seek reconciliation amid ongoing violence.
In inner-city Sydney, conservative journalist Caleb Bond experiences the struggles of a single-parent family living below the poverty line on welfare and part-time work.
Hubert, a student from Cameroon, navigates the complexities of higher education in Northern Cyprus amid rising human trafficking and exploitation, as lawyer Yağmur advocates for victims.
In Tunisia's post-revolution years, journalist Emna Ben Jemaa and Islamist party member Jawhara Ettis navigate conflicting visions for democracy amid societal challenges.
Daily life in Russia is marked by drone attacks, internet blackouts, and repression, prompting varied responses from artists and activists.
Small-scale gold mining in Henan Province, China, Madre de Dios, Peru, and the eastern hills of the Congo highlights exploitation by criminals and environmental pollution.
Migration from Stolipinovo, Bulgaria, to the Ruhr region of Germany highlights the challenges of temporary employment and low wages faced by over 40,000 Bulgarian workers.
Mukbang eating videos, a South Korean trend featuring creators consuming large quantities of food, have sparked political interest and regulation across Asia, including a ban in China.
In Philadelphia, trauma surgeons like Dr. Amy Goldberg treat over 500 gunshot victims annually, highlighting the public health crisis of routine gun violence in America.
Hacker culture, shaped by the 70s counterculture and highlighted by events like the Arab Spring and revelations from Wikileaks and Edward Snowden, raises critical questions about digital rights and censorship.
In the Netherlands, thousands of women, led by the feminist group Dolle Mina, are protesting against femicide and advocating for gender equality.
Andy Burnham speaks at the Great Northern Investment Summit, emphasizing the importance of regional development and investment opportunities across the UK.
In Bogotá and Medellín, children are coerced into gangs, becoming hired killers or victims of exploitation before reaching adulthood.
Cass Sunstein, a Harvard professor and former White House official, discusses how society can deter lies while protecting freedom of speech.
Former members of the French Connection are implicated in a major drug trafficking operation between South America, Spain, and southern France.
Somaliland's 2012 election highlights the challenges of establishing democracy in a region plagued by factionalism, terrorism, and a fragile infrastructure.
The murders of Voncile Smith and her sons, John and Richard, in Pensacola, Florida, raise questions about occult rituals, government secrets, and greed.
US President Donald Trump leads a Cabinet Meeting in the White House, discussing key policies and initiatives with his administration.
The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon raises critical questions about the potential for de-escalation and the risks of renewed conflict in the region.
As schools across the United States reopen for the 2021-2022 academic year, concerns about student health amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the delta variant rise.
In the logistics industry, Israeli and Palestinian women collaborate to assist Palestinian businessmen in navigating the challenges posed by the Israeli occupation.
In Hong Kong, underground artists collaborate with a filmmaker to preserve their culture and creativity in response to government-imposed restrictions on freedom of expression.
Murders along Route Nationale 20 have captivated generations of investigators from the Versailles Judicial Police, raising questions about unresolved cases.
Wikileaks, Edward Snowden, and the NSA highlight the vulnerabilities of online privacy and the evolution of hacker culture rooted in 1970s counterculture.
Marco Rubio and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meet in Sweden to address critical political and security challenges facing the alliance.
Kachin State in Myanmar faces a heroin epidemic fueled by government-backed production, prompting local Christian vigilantes to combat the crisis.
