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Joel Paquette, a former fighter and volunteer firefighter, applies combat discipline to high-stakes rescue work in a demanding 48-hour transformation.
In 1956, an animated character named Killjoy learns that disrespecting local customs near an Air Force base can lead to serious consequences.
Filipino coconut farmers face exploitation from industrial agriculture and the devastating impacts of disasters like Typhoon Haiyan on their way of life.
Twenty children in a Montreal kindergarten classroom engage in activities that spark their curiosity and lead to questions throughout the day.
In Sweden, children gain rights to public kindergarten at age one, enhancing their development.
In Toronto's Bleecker Street, friends SK and Marley navigate family, community, and their paths to manhood through their shared love of basketball.
Kiran Chetry reflects on the empowerment she received from her parents and the valuable lessons learned from their support throughout her life.
Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong, an ungoverned enclave, housed 33,000 residents in 2.5 hectares, known for its high crime rates and vibrant community life.
Lake Nasser serves as a complex backdrop where fishermen adapt to a new economy while displaced Nubians strive to preserve their cultural identity and memories.
Lale Labuko co-founded Omo Child to provide safety, care, and education for children in the Omo Valley of Ethiopia after witnessing ritualistic killings in his tribe.
Rose Shabaz loses over £32,000 after her tenant stops paying rent, forcing her to sleep on friends' sofas while battling to reclaim her home.
A fortnight after winning a possession order, landlord Dave Simpson still finds his tenant Veronica and her family occupying the property.
More than 7,000 people have been killed in the Philippines since the government's crackdown on drugs began ten months ago, creating a climate of fear for addicts.
Mongolia's steppe, covering 1.5 million square kilometers, faces severe winter challenges as nomadic herders struggle to feed their animals through heavy snow.
90% of the animal population in Gorongosa National Park disappeared during Mozambique's civil war, but conservation efforts are now helping it recover.
Latvia's population has declined by 13% over two decades, prompting a trend of young citizens returning home from Great Britain amid the impacts of COVID-19 and Brexit.
Jonathan, a disabled young man, thrives in a supportive family that embraces dark humor, showcasing resilience and joy in the face of adversity.
Leaked internal documents from Facebook reveal the company's knowledge of its platform's impact on mental health, misinformation, and user safety.
Five children practice traditional Cambodian dance in a cramped courtyard, striving to revive the Royal Ballet's rich heritage after years of turmoil.
A young man, once radicalized by far-right ideologies, now actively works against these beliefs while navigating the challenges of his transformation in the UK.
Katie Price's mother undertakes a garden room renovation as a tribute to her memory while facing a terminal illness, highlighting their enduring bond.
Nahida Choobi and her family return to their devastated village of Naqoura, Lebanon, after the Israeli withdrawal, documenting the impact of the October 2023 conflict.
Lebanese Shia families displaced from villages near the Israel-Lebanon border navigate life in a Hezbollah stronghold, revealing the civil war's lasting impact.
Lech Walesa recounts his pivotal role in challenging Communist rule in Poland, contributing to the fall of the Iron Curtain.
Jose Mujica, the poorest president, donates 90% of his salary and champions progressive reforms.
Sappho, the Ancient Greek poet from Lesbos, is examined for her influence as a feminist icon and the cultural significance of her legacy in LGBTQ+ identity.
More than 12,000 people lived in the Moria refugee camp on Lesbos before it burned down in September 2020, prompting a soccer coach to help young refugees.
Seven women gathered around a table with $10 to begin a mass action for peace in Liberia, leading to significant changes in the country's future.
90% of trans women report feeling uncomfortable in their daily lives as they fight against a law that criminalizes their existence in New Orleans.
Gay vicar Andrew faces expulsion from the Church of England after marrying his partner Stephen, highlighting the emotional toll of prejudice on their lives.
Fiona shares the tragic story of her son Michael, who drowned from a super yacht in Monaco.
Apostle Darlan Rukih Moses, an openly intersex preacher in Kenya, navigates societal discrimination while gaining a following in a conservative Christian context.
Sean Smith meets resilient people in Damascus five years into Syria's civil war.
Many in Gaza cope with life after three wars and an eleven-year blockade without pay.
30 million people in Germany are searching for lost family members in the aftermath of World War II, struggling to rebuild their lives amid devastation.
A father discusses his 60-year sentence for murder during an emotional visit with his son at the manad Correctional Facility after eight years apart.
Ku Yann lives with his family on Tonlé Sap, a bounteous lake in Cambodia, managing a crocodile farm.
275 miles northwest of Dutch Harbor, crews face dangerous storms while struggling to catch crabs during a challenging opilio season.
Statistically, the frequency of sex diminishes for older adults in Germany, peaking between ages 25 and 45 before declining significantly.
A 70-foot tower sways as Italian Catholics in Brooklyn lift a 4-ton statue of Saint Paulinus during the 137-year-old Giglio Feast.
Winnipeg's COVID-19 lockdown is captured through filmmaker Galen Johnson's lens, showcasing the city's empty streets and the daily lives of its residents.
Asylum seekers in an unfamiliar city navigate the anxiety of waiting for interviews while reflecting on their past and the dangers they escaped.
Five women in the mountain bike industry share their experiences of overcoming challenges and redefining roles in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Linemen perform high-risk tasks repairing and building high voltage systems while suspended from helicopters, showcasing their teamwork and concentration.
Lithuania builds a two-meter-high fence on its border with Kaliningrad Oblast to enhance security.
A unique Mom & Pop neighborhood store in a small town closes its doors, highlighting the local characters and community dynamics surrounding it.
The Raneys tackle livestock challenges, building shelters and helping families recover from disasters.
Indy shares his experiences of isolation in Bavaria during the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing to produce historical content from his backyard studio.
