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Bhutan measures happiness through a unique scale while retreating from globalization.
In February 1945, U.S. Forces faced fierce resistance from Japanese troops under General Tadamichi Kuribayashi during the battle for Iwo Jima.
Uzbekistan's diverse landscapes, from the ancient oases of Samarkand to the Soviet ghost town of Jangiabad, reveal a rich tapestry of history and cultural transformation.
Ancient Rome's citizens hailed from diverse regions, including Britain and North Africa, reflecting the vast multicultural landscape of the Roman Empire.
Veterans in Dorset confront the challenges of PTSD and inadequate support from the Ministry of Defence, prompting former soldier Andy Price to establish a peer support network.
Warren Buffett reflects on his life, emphasizing family, investment strategies, emotional detachment, and the challenges of financial inequity.
Yazidi girls Hala and Faiza share their harrowing experiences of survival and resilience ten years after the genocide perpetrated by ISIS in Iraq.
In 1914, soldiers on the Western Front faced the stark transition from patriotic fervor to the brutal realities of World War I, sharing their harrowing experiences.
The systematic extermination of Roma people by the Nazis during World War II highlights a largely overlooked aspect of the Holocaust.
Robert Curley's mysterious death from a rare poison leads investigators to suspect his widow and a local chemistry lab employee in a complex murder case.
90% of Haiti's 4,000 kilometers of roads are in very poor condition, complicating travel and transport across the country.
In February 2009, Clare Wood's burnt body was found in Salford after she was murdered by George Appleton, a man with a violent history against women.
Evelyn Folan, a bright 13-year-old from Ballinasloe, dreams of becoming a nun and missionary in Africa while navigating her academic success and family dynamics.
American lives are explored through their hopes and fears during the pandemic and the tumultuous months leading to the historic 2020 presidential election.
Covent Garden's redevelopment in 1972 sparked debate over the balance between urban development and the preservation of community identity in London.
Nenets nomads in Siberia construct a traditional chum, showcasing their unique lifestyle as the last reindeer breeders of the Great Siberian North.
Jared Lee Loughner's violent attack on congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson on January 8, 2011, left six dead and raised questions about his motivations.
Germany's citizens, both in the West and East, express their hopes and concerns about rearmament and reunification a decade after World War Two.
In West London, firefighters from the London Fire Brigade respond to a massive garden centre fire near Heathrow Airport, facing explosive gas canisters and water shortages.
Wool from sheep generated half of England's wealth in the 1500s, with monasteries controlling much of the production and trade.
Women divers on Atauro Island in Timor Leste have taken to fishing as a vital community practice, sharing their catches to support their families.
Iraqi-born reporter Ghaith Abdul-Ahad provides an on-the-ground perspective of the intense 2016-17 battle for Mosul, revealing the complexities faced by civilians and military forces.
Ike Nnaebue, a Nollywood director, retraces his perilous migration route from Nigeria to Europe, highlighting the challenges faced by young Africans seeking better lives.
In 1916, British forces introduced the first tanks on the Western Front, significantly altering the dynamics of World War I combat.
Uighurs fleeing China's Xinjiang region share harrowing accounts of torture and abuse in detention, while facing uncertainty and threats in Turkey.
America's legal gambling industry generates over $200 billion a year, yet illegal gambling operations continue to thrive across the country.
In Miami, Florida, Vogue Williams experiences life as an inmate at the women-run Miami-Dade Prison Bootcamp and meets death row prisoner Emilia Carr.
The intricate relationship between high-tech government intelligence services and corporate entities raises critical questions about privacy, trust, and complicity in surveillance.
A whistleblower's warnings about the imminent threat of terrorism before the September 11 attacks highlight the overlooked signs of danger in America.
Ludovic Kennedy hosts a discussion featuring notable guests who analyze the impact and controversy surrounding the 1984 television film Threads, exploring its implications on nuclear policy.
NYPD's tradition of Smokers, "Fight Club"-style boxing matches, fosters camaraderie and resolves conflicts among officers, as seen through Lieutenant Dave Siev's efforts.
Ancient Pacific voyagers, guided by ancestral knowledge, navigated the treacherous waters of the Pacific Ocean, settling islands from Guam to Vanuatu.
In the heart of Ethiopia, 12-year-old Wario learns the perilous trade of salt labor from his father, navigating the dangers of a volcano and the desert.
Jenny Cockell's vivid memories of a past life as a mother-of-eight raise questions about time travel and the nature of reality.
8,000 people in the UK are threatened with forced marriage each year, as shown through the story of two sisters abducted to Yemen.
In August 2007, eleven-year-old Rhys Jones was fatally shot in Liverpool by a gang member, prompting one of Merseyside Police's largest investigations into gun crime.
A missing Vancouver nightclub owner prompts his fiancée to consult a psychic, leading to unsettling revelations about his fate and potential involvement in a murder.
Troubled children in UK schools receive support through 'nurture rooms', designed to address their emotional and behavioral needs for better classroom integration.
Villagers in Malawi struggle for water in the isolated Phirilongwe Mountains region.
Nearly 2 kilometers into the mountainside, coal miners work in low tunnels, often crawling in darkness to extract valuable metallurgical coal.
Colin Ward highlights the challenges faced by young people in inner city areas and explores potential improvements through interviews and community initiatives.
Abidjan Prison and Correctional Facility (MACA) in Côte d’Ivoire, designed for 1,500 inmates, now houses 5,000, revealing a complex system of daily life and interactions.
At 4:30 p.m. on September 8, 2022, Prime Minister Liz Truss was informed that Queen Elizabeth II had died, triggering Operation London Bridge.
The Battle of the Somme, a pivotal event in World War I, involved over 3 million soldiers and resulted in approximately 1 million casualties.
Aileen Wuornos, a convicted murderer on death row in Florida, raises questions about her status as a serial killer and the commercialization of her story.
Mackenzie Shirilla faces murder charges after a high-speed crash killed two friends, transforming a tragic accident into a complex legal battle.
6,300 kilometers of highway connect the Atlantic coast to the Pacific, passing through the Amazon rainforest and the Andes Mountains.
Witch-hunting in Assam has led to the murder of nearly 200 individuals, primarily women, often scapegoated in conflicts over land and resources.
