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Tensions between the United States and China, both nuclear-armed superpowers, are escalating, raising concerns about a potential military conflict.
A ransomware attack on a rural hospital in Japan forces staff to halt surgeries and revert to a paper-based system while deciding whether to pay a ransom.
Medical ethics in end-of-life care are examined through the lens of patient treatment decisions and quality of life considerations in healthcare settings.
The Wikimedia Diversity Conference, held on June 17-18, 2016, at the National Archives in Washington, DC, focused on promoting diversity within the Wikimedia movement.
Agadez, Niger, once a bustling hub for migrants crossing the Sahara, now faces economic turmoil and unrest after the government banned human smuggling under EU pressure.
On January 20, 2017, protestors in Washington D.C. disrupted the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump, marking a significant moment in American political history.
At the Leichhardt Bus Depot in Sydney, mechanics race against time to repair two buses before the morning rush hour begins.
The 2023 DC Archives Fair at the National Archives and Records Administration featured a session on the challenges and rewards of engaging with underrepresented communities at HBCUs.
In Ukraine, priests recount experiences of terror, blackmail, and Kremlin influence as the Orthodox Church faces internal conflict amid the ongoing war.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose drug trafficking and corruption in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
Jane Mayer hosts a discussion on campaign finance with Lawrence Lessig and Cleta Mitchell at the New Yorker Festival.
In the Bouches du Rhone, a severe drought and rising temperatures create a challenging fire season as a pyromaniac ignites major blazes in the region.
In the Mediterranean region, firefighters face relentless challenges during a severe summer of wildfires, exacerbated by arson and extreme weather conditions.
In the Bouches du Rhone department, firefighters face relentless challenges as drought and high winds exacerbate the worst fire season in a decade.
Jose Guevara, Michael Chamberlin, and Ariana Garcia expose mass crimes and drug trafficking in Mexico while seeking justice at the International Criminal Court.
Britain's National Health Service faces potential privatization influenced by the American health insurance model, raising concerns about the future of universal healthcare.
Hospitals across the United States face staffing shortages during the summer months, requiring on-duty staff to work extra hours to maintain patient care.
FBI wiretap investigations into the Chicago Outfit reveal their connections to labor rackets, the Teamsters' pension fund, and the Las Vegas skimming operations.
After being fired, former security guard Alchie Paray takes 55 hostages in a San Juan City mall, prompting police negotiator Gen. Orlando Yebra to intervene.
In 1996, Louisiana Sheriff’s Deputy Chad Louviere takes hostages after committing a violent crime, prompting FBI negotiator Gloria Newport to attempt a high-stakes resolution.
Pioneers of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency envision a future shaped by virtual realities and digital economies, raising questions about societal impacts.
Armed rebels have taken 89 hostages at the Myanmar embassy in Bangkok, prompting urgent negotiations by Thai officials to prevent further violence.
Fridays at a busy hospital present unique challenges as staff manage urgent surgeries and the complexities of patient files.
Affluent businessman Daniel Fragoso Villalbazo is kidnapped in Mexico City, prompting his family to enlist veteran negotiator Dr. Pablo Carstens Madero for assistance.
The genocide of the Maya people under General Efraín Ríos Montt remains largely unacknowledged, creating a silence that has persisted for 40 years.
Lindores Construction Logistics has one day to relocate a massive tower crane at the Queens Wharf development in Brisbane, Australia.
Taiwan’s most-wanted criminal takes a South African diplomat's family hostage, prompting negotiators to navigate a chaotic media environment.
In the medical field, practitioners at hospitals navigate complex ethical dilemmas, highlighting the interplay between doubt and humility in patient care.
In high-pressure hospital environments, doctors face the challenge of maintaining focus and alertness while working long hours under stressful conditions.
As Bitcoin's value surged during the crypto-mania of the early 2020s, investors flocked to the market in search of unprecedented profits.
In northeastern Nigeria, farmer Mu’azu Bawa is taken hostage by Boko Haram, prompting negotiator Ummu Kalthum to attempt the release of ten captives without ransom.
Blockchain technology, introduced by bitcoin, has the potential to radically transform various aspects of society, including governance and work structures.
Taiwan's preparations for potential conflict with China are examined through the lens of political polarization, disinformation campaigns, and military readiness amid US-China tensions.
In 2006, a train derailment in Madrid killed 43 people, prompting a nine-year struggle by victims' families against government cover-ups and safety violations.
In Indonesia, a British coach faces the challenges of corruption and match fixing in football, where players are vulnerable to bribes and team owners suppress dissent.
In Central Queensland, army mechanics from the 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment have two hours to overhaul a tank with a suspected jet turbine engine issue.
In Chile, a group of young activists operates an underground abortion hotline amid illegal status and evolving political promises regarding abortion rights.
A homeless encampment on the outskirts of St. Louis highlights the lives of its residents and the efforts of volunteers like Richard Wulf Mattson and Cathryn Shaw Brovold.
At Singapore's Changi Airport, the Immigration and Checkpoint Authority combats illegal substances and currency while emergency services respond to a fire.
In the United States, the commercialization of firearms for children raises critical questions about gun safety, parental responsibility, and the influence of the NRA amidst rising gun-related deaths among youth.
Singapore's Tinder Swindler, who posed as the heir of a Korean billionaire, is one of the key cases explored in this true crime series on Asian scams.
Fresh flowers from the Netherlands and cherries from New Zealand are transported to Singapore for Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year, showcasing the complexities of air cargo logistics.
In Taiwan, nations engage in covert cyber warfare, targeting infrastructure and information systems while experts discuss strategies to enhance cybersecurity.
Following Luis Rubiales' non-consensual kiss on Jennifer Hermoso, female athletes in Catalonia share their experiences of abuse, fueling a growing "Me Too" movement in sports.
Inhabited by the Kuna people, the Islands of San Blas face the dilemma of relocation due to rising sea levels while Stef Biemans captures their cultural sounds.
In Taiwan, sophisticated phone scam syndicates are investigated alongside similar operations in Singapore and Indonesia, revealing the extensive impact of these criminal networks.
In Panama, a booming economy and vertical construction contrast sharply with the struggles of local communities, as journalist Stef Biemans explores the impact on ordinary citizens.
