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Nearly 200 million migrant labourers in India face starvation and homelessness after a sudden lockdown leaves them stranded in cities like Mumbai.
Mayors across Germany are increasingly facing threats and violence, prompting many to reconsider their roles and raising concerns about the future of local democracy.
Kenya's vulnerable communities face increased risks from flooding, disease, and poverty due to the abrupt cuts to USAID programs initiated by Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Teens from Guatemala face labor trafficking after being promised a better life in America.
Over 1,000 passengers were stranded on a stuck train in the Piccadilly line, prompting urgent action from London Underground staff.
Hungary's pro-natal policies, including tax exemptions and the 'Heartbeat Law', contrast sharply with South Korea's corporate-driven strategies to boost declining birth rates.
The rise in deportations in the United States, particularly after the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, has significantly impacted American families.
Only one percent of Sweden's economy now circulates as cash, a decline accelerated by the pandemic and the rise of cashless payment methods.
Women in Eastern Congo work in mines for very small sums of money, often facing violence and exploitation as they struggle to feed their families.
Kosovars return from North Macedonian camps to find their villages devastated and bodies unburied.
A fast-food worker in Missouri fights for $15 an hour while living without a stable home and struggling to provide for their family.
A man has lived in a wire cage, measuring just larger than a child's cot, for 30 years in Hong Kong's Kowloon shopping district.
More than 16,000 widows live in Vrindavan, where many beg for survival after being cast out by their families due to societal stigma.
Over a thousand Indonesian maids have sought refuge at their embassy in Malaysia in the past three years after facing abuse from employers.
In Hyena Square, Dar Es Salaam, young sex workers like Elisa face exploitation and poverty, yet some strive to help others escape similar fates.
Thos Informer reveals the daily horrors faced by a 911 operator, including people murdered.
Since 2020, over 500 children have been trafficked in India, with many cases linked to the devastation caused by climate change in the Sunderbans.
In Whistler, B.C., a wealthy Frenchman's son, a Vancouver businessman, and a real estate agent fall victim to a notorious international con man.
In Gaza, a UN report highlights that children represent nearly a third of Palestinian casualties since October 2023, prompting urgent calls for support from Save the Children.
Keir Starmer faces a significant leadership crisis within the Labour Party following recent election losses, as Nigel Farage and Reform UK gain influence.
For 16 years, a community of veterans from the disbanded 32 Battalion in Pomfret faces eviction as the South African government plans to demolish their town.
Ben Anderson discusses Afghan interpreters' visa struggles with US lawmakers in Washington, DC.
Survivors recount their abduction by Isis in Sinjar, Iraq, and the struggle for acceptance.
A wedding fire in Qaraqosh, Iraq, traumatizes videographer Adison Najeeb and ignites conspiracy theories amid the town's long history of conflict and neglect.
Islamist militants from Syria beheaded soldiers and launched suicide bombers into Beirut in 2014, marking a turning point in Lebanon's security situation.
Approximately 475 Israeli soldiers refuse to guard settlements in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, citing moral objections to their military duties.
Lampedusa, a 20-square-kilometre island, now hosts 5,000 North African refugees, doubling its population and straining local resources.
Last year, 36,000 migrants arrived on the island of Lampedusa, while the Italian government implemented laws that criminalize unauthorized migration.
Residents in Milan's Chinaland feel threatened by the influx of Chinese migrants and call for action.
In Kenya, escalating tensions among herdsmen, farmers, and poachers arise as the Horn of Africa faces its worst drought in 40 years.
In May 2012, a cellphone video in Pakistan leads to a deadly decree against young celebrants.
Fifty years after being separated by the Korean War, Moon Byung Ho meets his brother for a brief reunion amid thawing tensions between North and South Korea.
Over 2 million people live in Rojava, a Kurdish mini-state in northern Syria that offers refuge to various minorities amid ongoing threats from ISIS.
Rosario, Argentina faces a violent drug war amid poverty and crime in its slums.
Little Blue Run, the largest coal ash pond in the US, spans over two states and contains 20 billion gallons of coal ash, leaking toxic elements into nearby communities.
Kenya's legacy of colonialism shapes divisions and calls for justice in the present day.
Twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreement, paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active as they were during the Troubles.
Anthony Brathwaite fights eviction in Lewisham after losing council housing eligibility.
An all-women shortlist imposed by Labour party headquarters in 2005 led to a split in Blaenau Gwent, resulting in the loss of the local MP and council control.
A Thai woman and her husband travel to India for a kidney transplant, but the operation leads to her unexpected death in a hospital.
Organized criminal networks exploit the olive oil industry through counterfeit products, raising concerns about food fraud and consumer safety.
At least 78 children were conceived using the sperm of Dr. Jan Karbaat, a Dutch fertility doctor, without the knowledge of their mothers.
Five congressmen, including Teddy Casino, camp out in the Congress building for 11 days, facing arrest if they leave amid accusations against them.
Earl John Charlton, a former homeless man, shares his struggles with mental health and addiction after losing friends to suicide and addiction.
Women in rural western Nepal are confined to cowsheds during their periods due to Chhaupadi.
Adelaida Sánchez patrols Cherán, Mexico, fighting against cartel violence and promoting safety.
In the United States military, nearly 25% of women experience sexual harassment or assault, highlighted by a landmark Supreme Court case addressing these issues.
In September 2009, Marie-Christine Hodeau was kidnapped while jogging in Milly-La-Forêt and confined in the trunk of her abductor's car.
