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Cape Town faces a national crystal meth crisis that affects community life and safety.
25 percent of South Africa's white community earns less than 1,500 rand a month, reflecting a growing divide between wealthy and poor whites.
Between 2 and 4 million Zimbabweans are estimated to live in South Africa, many of them crossing the border illegally in search of work.
Black Albinos in South Africa face abuse and stigma, as highlighted by Jennifer Kromberg.
Lesbian women in South Africa battle with rape and social stigma in their daily lives.
In South Korea, a massive strike at Hyundai's factory highlights the struggles of displaced workers and their families amid rising unemployment and economic turmoil.
Soya beans, primarily used for animal feed and biodiesel, play a crucial role in global trade dynamics, linking the USA, China, Europe, and South America.
Spahn's resignation has ignited a renewed debate in the German parliament over the country's ban on surrogacy, with calls for potential reform emerging.
An estimated one million undocumented migrants in Spain have applied for residency permits under Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's progressive immigration policy.
Ceuta's migrant crisis highlights the complexities of border control between Spain and Morocco, revealing the motivations behind migration and its implications for the EU.
Josep Borrell defends Spain's judiciary amid Catalan leaders' trials in Madrid.
Pedro Sánchez faces intense political pressure amid corruption investigations involving his family and party members, coinciding with Pope Leo's upcoming visit to Spain.
In rural Uganda, many deaf children lack access to sign language education, leaving them isolated until initiatives help them learn to communicate.
Direct negotiations between the US and Iran in Pakistan focus on a 10-point proposal aimed at resolving substantive issues to end the ongoing war.
The Mets status dogs unit in North London addresses dangerous dogs linked to crime.
More than 120 people were killed and over 350 injured during a series of coordinated attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015.
A man in a fatal truck collision in an urban area unexpectedly revives and attempts to steal a nearby van, leaving emergency responders in disbelief.
In July 2007, Sri Lankans face violence as government death squads target the Tamil population.
Miles Jupp and Stephen Moss swap jobs, with Jupp performing at Leicester comedy festival.
Keir Starmer's resignation as prime minister highlights the challenges Andy Burnham faces in connecting with voters and navigating a media landscape reshaped by Brexit.
Cabinet minister Liz Kendall asserts that Sir Keir Starmer would have canceled Peter Mandelson's appointment had he known Mandelson failed security vetting.
Sir Keir Starmer paid tribute to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch for her support following the death of his brother Nick from cancer in 2024 during his final PMQs.
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock expresses emotional reflections on Sir Keir Starmer's final PMQs, highlighting personal mentions of family and Starmer's graceful demeanor.
The war on terror has intensified the surveillance state in the U.S., with the NSA expanding its reach through extensive data collection and monitoring practices.
Between 1.5 and 2 million people have died in Afghanistan due to war since the Soviet withdrawal in 1989, as the Taliban impose strict Islamic laws.
More than 1,000 people died and over 100,000 became refugees in Gujarat following a wave of violence against the Muslim community in 2002.
Naomi Goldberg presents statistics on LGBTQ life in the US, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Mary Morten featuring experts from Lambda Legal and the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
In Vietnam, thieves steal pet dogs for the lucrative dog meat trade, highlighting the cruelty involved in this controversial practice.
A daughter stole $163,000 from her mother, using a power of attorney to access her finances and gambling much of the money at casinos.
Over the past 25 years, 74 Indonesians have died due to football-related incidents, reflecting the extreme nature of football hooliganism in the country.
South Yorkshire's traffic officers face high-speed chases, dangerous drivers, and unexpected incidents, including a runaway goat and obstructed vision confrontations.
The Gambia faces a fish shortage as Chinese factories export local fish to China and Europe.
Black people are seven times more likely to be stopped and searched by police in England and Wales, according to a police watchdog report.
In central Belgrade, Serbia, refugees endure harsh conditions in a makeshift camp while navigating their route to Hungary and Germany.
A high-stakes sting operation foils a plot to extort thousands from a casino, while a discarded cigarette butt leads to a conviction for indecent assault.
Gabriel Tejedor's report reveals exploitation in Italy's fast fashion industry.
More than 27,000 refugees have died trying to reach Europe since 2000, as borders tighten.
The Strait of Hormuz has become a focal point in the US-Iran conflict as Washington implements a naval blockade to economically pressure Tehran amid rising global oil prices.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate as Iranian forces fire on commercial vessels, prompting a standoff with the United States amid ongoing sanctions.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate as President Donald Trump issues ultimatums to Iran, warning of military action amid fears of regional conflict.
Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Majid al-Ansari emphasized the unacceptable use of the Strait of Hormuz as political leverage amid rising regional tensions.
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasize that the Strait of Hormuz should not be weaponized amid stalled US-Iran negotiations.
The United States is set to implement a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, targeting Iranian port traffic while allowing humanitarian shipments under inspection.
Michael Moore, a member of the Writers Guild of America, shares his favorite movies and TV series while on strike, highlighting recent streaming recommendations.
Eighty Syrians arrive in Italy on a boat, but many face barriers to leaving due to the Dublin Regulation, which restricts their movement across Europe.
Thousands of students in New Delhi are protesting under the 'Cockroach' movement, demanding the resignation of the education minister and systemic reforms.
In Mozambique, girls face pressure from teachers to engage in sexual relationships in exchange for passing grades, highlighting a pervasive issue in education.
Conflict in Sudan since April 15, 2023, has led to thousands of casualties and severe human rights abuses amid violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF.
