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Social Entrepreneurs tackle poverty and inequality affecting children and the elderly worldwide.
135 million children in India do not attend school, with many girls forced into child labor to support their families.
A fence separates Muslim and Croat students at a school in Travnik, symbolizing the ongoing ethnic divisions in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Corruption and nepotism have plagued Bosnia, causing a significant brain drain of young people.
In October 2026, Brazil's presidential election features Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva seeking re-election against Flávio Bolsonaro, son of imprisoned former president Jair Bolsonaro.
In Rio de Janeiro, a police raid targeting the Red Command on October 28, 2025, resulted in over 120 deaths and raised concerns about accountability and crime scene preservation.
Brazil's drug gangs battle for control as violence escalates in Rio de Janeiro's favelas.
In May 2004, drug lords in Rochinas face a bitter fight as President Lula sends in the army.
In Brazil, the demand for plastic surgery has surged by 40% in two years, with low-income women in Rio gaining access to affordable procedures.
Fran borrows money and pawns nearly all her possessions to afford her daughter Niamh's private school uniform after she wins a scholarship.
At 23, Liam reflects on his years of casual work and homelessness, expressing a desire for stability and a better life amid rising youth unemployment.
240 million Untouchables in India face ongoing discrimination, as MC Raj leads a movement advocating for their rights and improved living conditions.
At least one person was killed and 15 others injured when a vehicle crashed into the crowd at the Berlin Pride Parade, leading to a police investigation.
In southwestern Iran, a US F-15 fighter jet was downed, prompting a military rescue operation and raising tensions between the US and Iran.
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, new polls indicate that 52 percent of British voters now support rejoining the EU amid evolving public opinion.
Five council seats shifted from Labour to the Tories in Walsall, reflecting local discontent and changing political sentiments after Brexit.
The UK consumes two billion plastic bottles and cans of soft drinks annually, raising concerns about the environmental impact and the effectiveness of recycling efforts by brands like Coca-Cola.
Migrant families in London face homelessness, with children sleeping on buses every night.
Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham addresses the nation in a live broadcast, outlining his vision and policies for the future of the UK.
British expats in Spain's Costa del Sol live in 'Little Britain' amid Brexit concerns.
In a Belfast housing estate in 1971, British Army shootings resulted in the deaths of eleven Catholic civilians, including a priest and a mother of eight.
A former British jihadi recounts his disillusionment with ISIS after initially being drawn to Syria by the group's romanticized portrayal of jihad.
Thirty percent of British Army deployments now consist of members from the Territorial Army, who balance civilian jobs with military training.
Many Britons in France face new challenges due to Brexit restrictions on residency.
Brittany Maynard chooses assisted suicide in 2014, highlighting health care system failures.
A student filed a Title IX complaint against Brown University for gender discrimination, reflecting ongoing issues with campus sexual assault policies.
Iman Amrani discusses life in Brussels after the March terrorist attacks with local youth.
Martin fights for LGBTQ+ acceptance in the Catholic Church despite fierce opposition.
Panelists Karthick Ramakrishnan, Paul Spickard, Allen Orr, and Stewart Kwoh discuss strategies for building a civil society, moderated by Anne Burroughs.
A bus damaged a cable in July 2020, leaving a resident without internet access for two weeks during the pandemic.
A commercial building fire in downtown Los Angeles reveals unexpected causes linked to faulty electrical wiring and inadequate safety measures.
Bulgarians are participating in their eighth election in five years, with potential implications for the country's ties to Russia and the European Union.
On June 30, 2021, the village of Lytton burned to the ground as residents watched their homes engulfed in flames amid record-breaking heat.
Andy Burnham celebrated the opening of a northern branch of Downing Street in Manchester, emphasizing its significance beyond a temporary initiative.
Andy Burnham supports Sir Keir Starmer's Public Accountability Bill, aimed at preventing government cover-ups in the wake of the Hillsborough disaster.
Women in Afghanistan increasingly resort to self-immolation as a form of protest.
A police operation tracks a yacht used by a gang to smuggle firearms into Britain, while a prison phone call leads to the arrest of a bank cashier involved in theft.
The Latino population in Patchogue, New York, surged from about 2% to 30% in just a few years, reflecting a broader demographic shift in America.
Baton Rouge faces historic flooding as the community unites for rescue efforts after a shooting.
At least 15 migrants, including young women and teenagers, have died in the past year while attempting to cross the English Channel from Calais.
At least 3,000 people live in the makeshift camp known as 'the jungle' in Calais, where many strive to create a semblance of normal life amid challenging conditions.
Corrupt Cambodian politicians displace thousands in Phnom Penh for profit-driven development.
In Washington D.C., campaign finance and lobbyist influence are examined through insights from watchdog leaders like Robert Weissman and former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr.
The war in Iran has led to an energy crisis in Africa, with countries like Kenya, Ethiopia, and Zambia facing severe oil shortages amid closed supply routes.
Andy Burnham, the UK's new prime minister, confronts significant challenges including sluggish growth, strained public services, and voter dissatisfaction.
China's role in Middle Eastern diplomacy is highlighted by its involvement in re-establishing ties between Riyadh and Tehran, raising questions about its potential influence in ending the Iran conflict.
Cuba's economy faces severe challenges due to Donald Trump's blockade, leading to shortages of essential goods and raising questions about the future of its socialist system.
Libya's ongoing conflict, marked by rival administrations and failed diplomatic efforts, faces new challenges and opportunities with a U.S.-Turkiye power-sharing initiative.
