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Ahmad Ramadan leads a secret network in Europe that tracks down former ISIS fighters, holding them accountable for their crimes while facing threats from the group.
In Accra, Ghana, thousands of people work on the Agbogbloshie electronic waste dump, facing pollution and danger while scavenging valuable metals from discarded electronics.
Muội Hồng, a queer single mom in Vietnam, dreams of a career in hip hop dancing.
In Accra's Agbogbloshie, one of the world's largest e-waste dumps, Reggie Yates experiences the harsh realities faced by the "burner boys" who work there.
Nathalie Tronche reported her son Lucas missing after returning home from work, prompting an investigation by the Montpellier police.
In Guilvinec, Finistère, the murder of 40-year-old Marie-Michèle Calvez remains unsolved after her body was found in the trunk of her burned car.
Kemi Badenoch addresses key political issues facing the UK during her keynote speech at the Institute for Government in London.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will receive the Four Freedoms Awards in the Netherlands for his leadership amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
OJ Simpson returns to his Rockingham estate in Los Angeles as he faces trial for charges stemming from his controversial past.
Undocumented workers, led by Abdalah-Azis, protest at the Adidas Arena construction site in Paris, highlighting labor issues ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics.
The disappearance of Jocelyne and Jean-Claude Saint Aubert in their peaceful neighborhood raises questions about the dark undercurrents in local communities.
A massive truck fire on the M1 disrupts traffic as heavy recovery crews work to clear wreckage and manage the chaos of burning cargo and live traffic.
Brazil's drug policy, rooted in Nixon's War on Drugs, prioritizes security measures that benefit the wealthy while exacerbating violence and poverty in the favelas.
Commissioner Amaury de Hauteclocque leads the anti-terrorist unit at 36 Quai des Orfèvres as he tackles a high-profile case that captures national attention.
UK's Borders and Immigration Agency conducts round-the-clock operations to combat illegal immigration and secure the nation's borders.
During the final year of the Trump administration, U.S. immigration enforcement faced challenges highlighted by a chaotic repatriation mission to West Africa.
Philip Barton provides evidence regarding the appointment of Peter Mandelson as the UK ambassador to the United States during a live session.
The 6th Annual Forum on Women in Leadership, supported by the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, focuses on the role of women in military leadership.
In Saint-Thomas-de-Conac, the investigation into a charred Mercedes and a gruesome cadaver reveals complex layers of crime and deception.
Children in the Jenin refugee camp navigate daily life amidst the heightened military presence of the Israeli army, facing significant risks to their safety and future.
In Iran, the aspirations of the green movement and the youth's desire for a more democratic society face suppression under an oppressive regime.
The Fukushima nuclear disaster has intensified the debate over nuclear energy safety in France, prompting the European Commission to mandate "Stress Tests" for power plants amid rising incidents linked to subcontracting.
A new generation of feminists argues that despite significant advancements in women's rights, societal perceptions of women as victims persist, prompting debates on modern feminism's implications.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine highlights the evolution of cyber warfare, showcasing tactics such as state-sponsored hacking and misinformation campaigns.
Over 1.5 million Palestinians fled to the southern city of Rafa as the conflict in Gaza escalated in 2023, facing dire living conditions in makeshift camps.
Two unsolved murders of young women, 53 years apart, raise questions about the sufficiency of circumstantial evidence in securing convictions.
Bill Denby owes $480 to a furniture company while struggling to support his wife and three children in a challenging financial situation.
Alex and Derek King’s confession to murdering their father is scrutinized after family friend Ricky Chavis, a pedophile, is revealed to have ulterior motives.
Plan Andinia, a narrative suggesting Patagonia as a potential Jewish homeland, is examined through historical research and interviews with Jewish community leaders in Argentina and Chile.
In the fall of 2013, a 23-year-old army volunteer is arrested in the United States for the murder of his brother, raising questions about mental health and violence.
In August 2008, Taliban forces ambushed 31 French paratroopers in Uzbin Valley, resulting in nine deaths and significant injuries during a prolonged firefight.
Wagner Group, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, operates as a private military force in Ukraine and Africa, engaging in combat and supporting authoritarian regimes while committing human rights abuses.
Muriel Reigada's abduction in Orleans prompted a 31-day police search that ultimately led to the identification of her kidnappers.
Women in Foreign Service share their experiences and insights at the 11th Annual McGowan Forum, moderated by journalist Cokie Roberts and featuring prominent leaders.
In Durrenbach, the community grapples with the brutal murder of Béatrice Bowé, a cherished local figure, prompting an investigation into the crime.
In the Atlantic Ocean, a helicopter crew braves extreme weather to rescue 12 stranded crew members from a cargo ship in distress.
Ghislaine Leclerc's murder in Volesvres, Saône et Loire, prompts police to pursue multiple leads in an effort to solve the case.
One out of every four Americans is projected to work for Amazon in the coming years, as labor movements push for better rights and protections.
Media narratives often highlight global challenges, yet organizations like the United Nations and World Bank reveal significant progress in poverty, healthcare, and education.
Jack Ma's Ant Group faced a sudden halt to its record-setting IPO due to a clash between the Chinese government and the financial market.
Southeast Turkey and Syria continue to face a humanitarian crisis one year after the February 2023 earthquakes, with residents criticizing stalled reconstruction efforts despite President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's promises.
Since 2006, over 23,000 people have disappeared in Mexico due to drug cartel violence, including the mass abduction of 300 individuals in Allende by the Zetas cartel.
A 34-year-old mother is found murdered on a roadside in a case that raises questions about safety and crime in suburban communities.
During the U.S. election, Central American migrants confront the critical urgency of crossing the Mexican border, fearing it may be their final chance.
China's repression of the Uighur population in Xinjiang includes the detention of over a million individuals in internment camps, forced labor, and cultural eradication.
Construction of a spaceport on North Uist in the Outer Hebrides sparks a debate among residents over economic benefits and environmental concerns.
On January 13, 2018, the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency sent a false alert about an incoming ballistic missile, prompting widespread panic among residents.
Allegations against Michael Jackson are examined through the perspectives of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, following the events of the original documentary.
