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Far-right violence in America has evolved since the January 6 Capitol attack, with extremist ideas gaining traction as the 2022 midterms approach.
Acid attacks in London have surged since 2010, with 1,800 incidents reported and a 70% increase from 2015 to 2016, raising concerns about public safety.
A series of terror attacks in Europe from 2015 to 2016, linked to Al Qaeda and ISIS, exposed critical failures in intelligence and border security.
Collapsing infrastructure across the U.S. reveals a critical crisis, with systemic neglect leading to public safety threats and devastating human impacts.
A UK terrorist cell's 2006 plot to use liquid explosives on planes was thwarted by a surveillance operation, preventing a potential disaster that could have killed 2,000 people.
A terrorist plot to use liquid explosives disguised as soft drinks on flights from the UK to North America was thwarted by British police surveillance.
Uvalde's community grapples with trauma and political debates over gun control one year after the devastating school shooting that claimed 21 lives.
Britain's extensive network of CCTV cameras, combined with the rise of domestic surveillance, captures a range of dramatic and humorous incidents in everyday life.
In Chicago, urban violence, gang territories, and the struggles of community members highlight the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty.
Miami's drug crisis, marked by 217 drug-related killings in a year, is confronted by an elite SWAT unit equipped with military-grade weapons.
America's complex relationship with firearms is examined through the lens of 500,000 gun-related deaths over 18 years, raising critical questions about freedom and safety.
Infrastructure in the United States faces severe degradation, with failing roads, bridges, and water systems threatening public safety and prompting emergency responses.
On August 14, 2018, the collapse of the Morandi Bridge in Genoa, Italy, resulted in 43 fatalities, raising critical questions about its design and maintenance.
Convicted murderers released from prison raise serious concerns as families seek answers after tragic repeat offenses, including the case of Janet Scott's murder.
FBI agents posing as construction workers race against time to thwart a master bomb maker after a suspicious backpack is found during a parade.
Officers in New Orleans extorted drug dealers, with one demanding $10,000 in cash on Christmas Eve, prompting an FBI investigation into police corruption.
5,500 offenders will be released early in the UK, with a contractor responsible for monitoring them facing serious questions about public safety.
The German Federal Police, known as Bundespolizei, plays a crucial role in national security through border control, counter-terrorism, and emergency response training.
American police officers kill approximately 1,000 people annually, a staggering rate that has fueled widespread fear and anti-police sentiment across the nation.
Gang violence in Sweden has surged, particularly in Helsingborg, where younger individuals are increasingly involved in shootings and bomb attacks.
Bridge maintenance teams play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and longevity of these essential structures that support daily life and global industry.
Dioxin, a highly toxic substance linked to severe health issues, highlights the chlorine industry's negligence in addressing its dangers during the 1990s in Britain.
Greater Buenos Aires, home to 13 million residents, faces rampant crime as police patrol high-risk areas with limited resources and training.
A paramedic races across Birmingham, covering half a mile in just over a minute to respond to a report of a suspicious package.
The complex relationship between society and the car is explored through debates featuring various stakeholders, highlighting the ongoing passion and conflict surrounding this iconic love affair.
Only 3% of Hyderabad's police force are women, yet they play a crucial role in tackling crime and ensuring public safety in the city.
More than one million people live in Toronto, where police manage a range of incidents from minor disturbances to serious crimes daily.
Grenfell Tower fire exposed systemic failures in safety regulations, leading to a community's fight for justice and accountability in the aftermath of tragedy.
Gun violence in America is examined through personal stories and stark statistics, highlighting the urgent need for effective measures to address this crisis.
On Christmas Eve 1993, Officer Sammy Williams demanded $10,000 from drug dealer Terry Adams, leading to an FBI investigation into police corruption in New Orleans.
The 1996 Dunblane school massacre, where gunman Thomas Hamilton killed 16 children and a teacher, led to profound grief and significant gun control reforms in the UK.
The shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' dinner raises critical questions about the prevention of political violence in the United States.
The United States Atomic Energy Commission regulates radioactive materials to ensure public safety, addressing nuclear accidents and waste disposal procedures.
Volcanoes, responsible for shaping over 80 percent of Earth's surface, pose a deadly threat to millions, raising critical questions about predicting their eruptions.
American police officers kill approximately 1,000 people annually, a rate significantly higher than in France or the UK, amid rising anti-police sentiment and increased militarization.
The tragic 2001 Ellis Park football match in Johannesburg resulted in 43 fatalities, raising urgent concerns about safety measures at sporting events in South Africa.
A vigil for the victims of the car ramming attack during the 2023 Christopher Street Day in Berlin is held as police search for the male suspect.
Half a million serious crimes were reported in New York City in 1990, marking the worst crime year in the city's history.
In Jackson, Mississippi, failing water treatment plants forced the state to deploy the army for emergency water distribution, highlighting the broader crisis of America's deteriorating infrastructure.
Engineered superbugs, including a lethal version of H5N1, raise concerns about global pandemic risks and the security of scientific research labs.
Police shootings of individuals in mental crisis are examined, highlighting critical moments for intervention and potential training reforms.
Each canister of spent nuclear fuel at San Onofre contains as much radiation as was released from the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
On March 20, 1995, Aum Shinrikyo cult members released sarin gas in the Tokyo subway, resulting in 13 deaths and over 5,000 injuries in a coordinated attack.
Antique guns from the USA, classified as legal, have infiltrated the UK, leading to a surge in deadly crimes and exposing significant legal loopholes.
Autopista del Sol, linking Mexico City to Acapulco, is notorious for its high death toll due to unskilled drivers and cartel violence.
America's cities turn to the courts in a bid to curb gun violence and reduce the prevalence of firearms on the streets.
Operation Gunsmoke reveals how undercover Chicago cops expose illegal gun sales in a city grappling with rampant gun violence and ineffective legislation.
Amusement parks around the world have experienced catastrophic accidents over the past two centuries, highlighting the risks associated with thrill rides.
