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Food manufacturers use banned tactics in the developing world, targeting vulnerable populations.
Amazon controls almost half of online trade in the U.S., raising concerns about its influence on the economy and individual freedoms.
One in four fish caught in Indonesian waters is taken illegally, contributing to severe environmental damage and threatening local fishing communities.
A solar energy project in China's Tengger Desert will supply electricity to over two million homes, marking a significant shift towards renewable energy.
Climate change is forcing millions to migrate from critical hotspots like the Sahel, where Lake Chad has shrunk by 90 percent, and Indonesia due to severe environmental challenges.
Ghanaian farmer Edward migrates to Italy to harvest tomatoes due to market destruction in Africa.
South Africa's electricity crisis, marked by 15 years of load shedding and exacerbated by Eskom's mismanagement and organized crime, has significantly hindered economic growth.
Scoresby Sound, the world’s largest fjord system, is now more accessible due to melting ice, raising concerns about geopolitical tensions in the Arctic.
Every year, an association collects around 60 tons of plastic and fishing nets from the beaches of Cape Verde, but lacks the means to dispose of them properly.
Seventy percent of copper must be extracted from mines, with the largest operations located in South America, particularly Chile and Peru.
More than two million people have fled Venezuela due to poverty, hunger, and medical shortages, with nearly half of them being children and young people.
More than 20,000 law enforcement and support personnel work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement across over 400 offices worldwide.
Hamburg chefs Marianus and Aaron challenge the need for constant economic growth in their restaurant.
Finland is the happiest country in the world, facing the Russian threat with resilience.
More than 34 million tourists visit Thailand each year, contributing to severe pollution and damage to coral reefs along the country's coast.
One third of the world's fish catch is used as fish meal and animal fodder, raising questions about sustainable food production and resource use.
Elon Musk discusses his views on bureaucracy, innovation, and topics ranging from TikTok to Artificial Intelligence at the WELT Economic Summit in January 2025.
Nearly 200 Soviet nuclear submarines are deteriorating in Northern Russia, posing significant environmental and safety risks.
Apple became the first publicly traded company to reach a market cap of $1 trillion in 2018, but now faces multiple lawsuits and growing criticism.
Russian forces take control of Europe's largest nuclear power plant amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Somalia becomes a dumping ground for toxic waste, harming local communities and ecosystems.
Moldova faces challenges from widespread economic migration to Russia and the EU.
3,000 rosewood logs have been seized in Madagascar in recent weeks as illegal logging threatens the country's forests and the livelihoods of local communities.
Saudi Arabia's modernization efforts under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman contrast sharply with its ongoing human rights violations and oppressive governance.
Crisis in Cocaine Valley reveals the impact of Covid on Peru's cocaine production.
Thousands in Arica suffer from illnesses due to Boliden's toxic waste dumping in Northern Chile.
Approximately 4,000 oil fields are currently in production, but half of the global oil supply relies on just 120 giant fields.
Mass tourism in Venice brings 30 million visitors yearly, impacting local residents and resources.
More than 1,000 people rallied in Hobart, demanding protection for the Tarkine, a region threatened by mining leases and deforestation.
A bus company representative reports that the maiden voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Lima is running one and a half days behind schedule.
20,000 liters of diesel fuel are transported through the Amazon rainforest to support illegal gold mining operations that devastate the forest.
More than 150 families in the Petorca region of Chile rely on water trucks for survival due to severe water shortages linked to avocado farming.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin strengthen ties in Moscow, marking a new era in China-Russia relations.
In 2018, an estimated 3.8 million people in the Philippines fled from storms and natural disasters exacerbated by climate change.
Over 15 million Britons face poverty, with energy bills doubling and inflation rates exceeding 10%, pushing many into financial distress.
Each morning, Casadi Kasango descends 30 meters into a poorly secured mine shaft in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to extract cobalt for electric vehicles.
Winds of up to 220 miles per hour tore through the Bahamas, leaving thousands struggling to rebuild their lives after the hurricane's devastation.
Shark Alarm reveals rising fear among Australian locals after recent shark attacks.
Illegal gold panning in the Amazon, particularly in Peru's Madre de Dios region, poses significant environmental challenges amid ongoing government crackdowns.
Each year, a convoy of traffickers manages to smuggle 200,000 liters of fuel from Venezuela into Colombia despite the risks of arrest and violence.
At 142 meters long, the super trawler Margiris is tethered in Port Lincoln, South Australia, after the government intervenes to halt its operations.
Dozens of species in Kenya's caves create an environment where viruses can spread, posing a risk for future global pandemics.
A 37-year lawsuit finally determines the ownership of water rights in and around the Wind River Indian Reservation, a vital resource for the tribes.
Western leaders condemn Russia's actions over Ukraine, halting the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project.
Thirty-seven percent of workers in Germany were open to changing jobs in 2022, reflecting a growing dissatisfaction with traditional work structures.
During the length of this film, nearly 13 million plastic bottles will have been sold by the Coca-Cola group throughout the world.
By the end of 2024, around 500 cases of orcas attacking sailboats had been recorded off the coasts of Spain and Portugal, with 20% causing severe damage.
In the village of Muslyumova, the severe health impacts of radioactive pollution from the Mayak nuclear accident reveal a hidden legacy of government negligence.
