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Germany's Defense Minister warns the Bundeswehr must become combat-ready amid rising dangers.
In 2018, an evangelical charity purchased property near a Charlotte abortion clinic, intensifying harassment against patients seeking care.
Berlin faces a housing crisis as protests erupt over rising rents and expropriation efforts.
Between 30,000 and 70,000 Bedouins in Israel face forced displacement as the government plans to relocate them to pre-fabricated cities they do not want.
Authorities attempt to evict refugees from a school in Berlin after a crisis unfolds.
Ehud Olmert discusses Israel's military campaign in Lebanon, civilian casualties, and the implications of US-Israeli relations regarding Iran and Hezbollah.
Sarah Everard's disappearance on March 3, 2021, in Clapham Common highlights the dangers women face walking alone at night during COVID-19 restrictions.
Myanmar's scam syndicates have trafficked over 300,000 people globally, operating with impunity while evolving their tactics to evade law enforcement.
Sally shares her experiences of abuse by Andrew Tate in this Special Report clip airing in January.
More than 30,700 migrants have arrived in the Canary Islands this year, risking dangerous crossings from Senegal in search of a better life.
34 students were killed and nearly 300 wounded in Chicago in the past year, making it the murder capital of the United States.
In a discussion panel, experts debate the implications of Trump's 48-hour ultimatum for Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz and potential military action.
Negotiations between the US and Iran have stalled, with President Donald Trump rejecting Tehran's proposal and tensions escalating ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Twenty clients a day are forced upon women like Sascha and Eli, who escape poverty only to become victims of sex trafficking in Germany.
Nick Conley reports from Ukraine on rising tensions and explosions near Kramatorsk.
More than 10,000 members of the North Korean community in Japan gather to celebrate Kim Jong Il’s leadership, reinforcing their ties to the regime.
Aaron Gekoski highlights animal abuse in wildlife tourism in this Developing News episode.
North Korean defectors in China face severe risks of repatriation as they attempt to escape the oppressive regime, highlighting their perilous struggle for freedom.
Kleptobrats, the children of dictators, lead extravagant lives abroad, starkly contrasting the struggles of their home countries' citizens.
More than 3 million tourists visit Cancun each year, while some women there become surrogates for couples from the United States and Europe.
15,000 Talibe in Senegal are forced to beg by their Quranic teachers, facing abuse and exploitation in a system described as modern-day slavery.
Grace Road Church in Fiji faces abuse allegations while claiming a coming Judgement Day.
The Democratic Republic of Congo faces extreme levels of sexual violence against women.
The Bangladeshi National Women's Lawyers Association estimates that over five years, at least 12,000 children have been sold into the Indian sex industry.
Hundreds of cockroaches were found in a child's bedroom, prompting a mother to share her distressing experience on social media, reaching over a million views.
One in two people in Moldova live below the poverty line, struggling to survive in a country marked by economic hardship and limited opportunities.
Saint Martin's unique beach features planes flying just meters above tourists, alongside an extreme world record dive and Miami police patrols dealing with drugs and guns.
In the occupied West Bank, Palestinians face ongoing violence and military raids while the world focuses on the Iran war and its regional implications.
Policies enacted during the pandemic to address the eviction crisis are examined through personal stories from affected residents across various U.S. ZIP codes.
In Texas, a push to integrate Bible study into public school curricula raises questions about the intersection of religion and state amid declining religious affiliation in America.
Scammers exploit crypto hype, causing many to lose millions through fake investment platforms.
Three states in the United States are considered safe for transgender children and their families amid rising anti-trans legislation.
More than 2 million people are displaced in South Sudan as families struggle to reunite amid ongoing violence and shifting front lines.
They describe storytelling in a Syrian refugee camp to educate their children about home.
A family member's phone call leads bounty hunters to ambush a fugitive in a surprising turn of events, showcasing the complexities of loyalty and betrayal.
Online gaming platforms like Steam and Twitch have become venues for far-right extremism, where radical ideologies spread through memes and anti-woke rhetoric.
In Calais, over 1,000 refugees live in dire conditions amid rising far-right protests.
TemuAsyr Martin Bey tackles food deserts by promoting healthy food access in Compton.
Japanese farmers strive to recover in Fukushima ten years after the nuclear disaster.
Courageous passers-by in a high-rise apartment complex risk their lives to alert residents during a rapidly spreading fire in an urban setting.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) faces scrutiny after two fatal shootings in recent weeks, raising concerns about agent training and oversight amid mass deportations.
Fatou Bensouda, former ICC chief prosecutor, discusses the threats and political pressures she faced from Israel while investigating alleged war crimes in Palestine.
Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a contentious Senate hearing, highlighting ongoing divisions in the US regarding COVID-19 policies and responses.
In January, Parisians gather to mourn victims and express resilience against extremism.
Only 5.3% of the film production workforce in the UK comes from minority ethnic backgrounds, despite 13% of the population being non-white.
At least 200 million girls and women worldwide have undergone female genital mutilation, a practice that persists in Singapore's Malay Muslim community.
In Cameroon, a rise in sexual violence against children reveals a justice system that fails to adequately support victims and leaves families to pursue justice independently.
Every six hours, a woman is murdered in Brazil, often by a partner or ex-partner, as femicide rates continue to rise.
