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Russia cuts gas supplies to Germany, raising concerns about winter energy shortages.
Anton Kolomitsyn discovers a dangerous Stalin-era bunker in Russia's countryside.
Russia's troop pullback north of Kyiv reveals civilian massacres and prompts calls for sanctions.
Russia's Sakhalin Island holds an estimated one billion barrels of crude oil and half a trillion cubic meters of gas, raising concerns over environmental impacts.
Up to 100,000 migrants live in Almería, Spain, working in greenhouses under harsh conditions to supply vegetables to European supermarkets.
An £18 billion nuclear power plant project at Hinkley Point in Somerset receives government approval, prompting local youth to discuss their future careers.
Samsung's influence on Korean society reveals stark contrasts in employee experiences.
More satellites orbit Earth, increasing collision risks and the need for space debris management.
Thousands go missing in Russia, enslaved in Dagestan's brick factories, aided by activists Alexei and Zukiya.
Eel catches in Mar Menor have declined by 60 to 70%, prompting local fishermen to confront the agricultural industry over pollution and habitat destruction.
30 kilograms of rubbish are collected during a monthly cleanup of the Great Wall, reflecting the ongoing threat to its condition from tourism and neglect.
Scientists link Hurricane Harvey and California fires to climate change through rapid studies.
More than 250 additional turbines are planned for installation in Scotland's My Gen project, which aims to harness tidal energy for over a quarter of a million homes.
Miami Beach and Atlantic City face severe flooding due to rising sea levels in South Florida.
Rescue teams in Turkey and Syria search for survivors after devastating earthquakes.
A mass grave in a forest outside Izium, Ukraine, reveals nearly 450 bodies, prompting families to seek justice and accountability amid the ongoing conflict.
Fifteen meters below, the quest for gold reveals ever present risks and societal struggles.
In June 2003, Havana's people grow food to combat severe shortages and hunger.
Yuri and Svetlana navigate family life amid shifting front lines in war-torn Ukraine.
Yemeni refugees fleeing the civil war face perilous journeys to Djibouti, where they seek shelter in makeshift camps and receive assistance from fellow displaced individuals like Salah al Fakher.
The migrant crisis continues as refugees seek asylum in Hungary and Germany's support grows.
Nearly 4,000 people participate in a live crystal sale hosted by influencer Sara Bow, generating average sales of 10,000 euros per event.
This investigation reveals Serbia's controversial lithium mining project by Rio Tinto and its impacts.
Britain debates the safety of chlorinated chicken in post-Brexit trade with America.
The trade in blood diamonds has fueled civil wars in West Africa, prompting the United Nations and European Union to implement the Kimberly Process for regulation.
Three young British farmers challenge the industrial food system with regenerative practices.
Research across ten countries reveals that many men feel they must perform a version of themselves to meet narrow societal expectations of success.
Thailand's fishing industry employs up to 300,000 workers, many of whom are migrants trapped in conditions of modern slavery to supply cheap prawns to supermarkets.
Venomous snakes kill more people in Papua New Guinea than malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV combined, revealing a severe public health crisis.
Many former Somali pirates return to fishing, but conditions may lead them back to crime.
A Somali Canadian doctor oversees a medical assessment in a community treatment center for watery diarrhea, one of only two facilities in southern Somalia.
Spain's coal industry faces closure as miners transition after an October agreement.
The Mets status dogs unit in North London addresses dangerous dogs linked to crime.
Wildfires devastate Turkey and southern Europe, with flames spreading within minutes.
The Gambia faces a fish shortage as Chinese factories export local fish to China and Europe.
Stonehenge attracts a couple million visitors each year, leading the government to consider building a tunnel beneath the site to alleviate traffic congestion.
In central Belgrade, Serbia, refugees endure harsh conditions in a makeshift camp while navigating their route to Hungary and Germany.
Gabriel Tejedor's report reveals exploitation in Italy's fast fashion industry.
Students at a university construct a solar-powered plane from scratch in an effort to set a national endurance record, highlighting renewable energy's potential.
In July 2006, Estonia faces a new siege from sex tourists drawn to its nightlife.
A crowd of 200 to 300 yes voters gathers in Glasgow, passionately advocating for Scottish independence and expressing concerns about living near nuclear weapons.
Only 17 villagers evacuated from the Macedonian mountains during the conflict, as many feared for their homes and safety.
Belize's manatees face renewed threats as tourism returns, risking their survival in shallow waters.
Kabwe's children face severe lead poisoning, with almost every child living affected by toxic waste.
Ten thousand feet above sea level, activists monitor the butterfly forests in Michoacán, where illegal logging threatens the monarchs' migration.
Resolution Copper will use a mining technique called caving, which is expected to cause subsidence and significant environmental damage in Oak Flat, Arizona.
Svalbard's strategic importance rises amid tensions between Russia and NATO nations.
In September 2012, mobs attacked and burned nine traditional cinemas in Pakistan, marking a significant decline in the country's film industry.
