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Young Iatmul men undergo a painful initiation to become crocodile warriors for life.
A Colombian emerald worth 40,000 Euros is negotiated down to 10,000 Euros in a bustling market in Bogotá.
Dr. Henry Lowe leads Medicanja, producing CBD products with support from Jamaican universities.
More than 200 trips to Israel are organized each year by Gary Frasier, a self-styled specialist in biblical prophecy.
Jews in Venice maintain their traditions in historic ghettos while respecting Christian norms.
3,500 pupils from Pakistan and Afghanistan study at Darul Uloom Haqqania, where they receive education in a hardline interpretation of Islam.
Sharaman Sribalan earns 180 Euros a month working in a sheltered workshop in Berlin, where he hopes to transition to a regular job in car design.
Linda Nichols charges her all-electric Toyota Rav 4 for just $2 a month, thanks to solar panels on her roof that generate excess electricity.
Kim Dotcom, also known as Kimble, founded the now-defunct Megaupload service.
A healer in Madagascar treats various ailments using plants and herbal remedies passed down from parents to children.
Forty-seven people were murdered on a single road during the Troubles, a fact that still weighs heavily on the community in East Belfast.
Maggie Gyllenhaal discusses feminine stories and Kandi's struggles in Hollywood.
Farida was nine years old when her father sold her into prostitution for $10, leading her into a life of exploitation and abuse.
John Pachaya Ferry, a 22-year-old entrepreneur, operates a business called John's Bones from his apartment, selling human remains valued at approximately half a million dollars.
Mike Rowe assists Nate from Utah State University in relocating nuisance beavers that are damaging trees and blocking culverts in Nibley, Utah.
Jamts now owns over 500 horses, a significant increase from the 50 he was allowed under communism, as Mongolia shifts towards a market economy.
A 10% tithe of income is required from members of a church that manipulates its followers, controlling their relationships and personal choices.
NC Accessory in Shanghai China manufactures for Patagonia and faces labor and financial challenges.
Opus Dei, founded in 1928 by Jose María Escriva, is a controversial ultra-conservative Christian sect known for its austere practices and global influence.
The Russian church faces challenges during the trial period after the monarchy's fall.
Parker Schnabel's crew mined 6,837 ounces of gold during a challenging season in the Klondike, falling short of their ambitious goal.
Efforts to unite Israelis and Palestinians through entrepreneurship are highlighted, focusing on the 'MEET' NGO's initiatives to foster collaboration and innovation.
Ten minutes of personal stories reveal the challenges faced by transgender skateboarders in a sport dominated by male voices and homophobic comments.
Ex-Muslims face persecution and isolation after leaving Islam around the world.
Canada's First Nations protest against fish farms, aiming to protect local ecosystems and their traditional ways of life.
The church on Red Square, built by Tsar Ivan the Terrible, honors the victory over Kazan.
Benin, a small country of 4.5 million people, is the birthplace of Voodoo and the ancestral home of Prince Lebanon, who may one day become king.
Rolex captivates the wealthy, raising questions about what prices enthusiasts will invest.
Full Documentaries showcase the sacred forests of the Ivory Coast and their cultural significance.
More Cubans embrace Santeria, a popular religion rooted in African traditions.
Curzon discovered ancient Bible texts, including manuscripts and Gospel fragments in Syriac, dating back to the 4th century AD, in a monastery in Egypt.
In the West Bank, Palestinian filmmaker Medan Darer explores the lives of Palestinians affected by Israeli settlements and the challenges faced by refugees.
Calvin Klein revolutionized American fashion with minimalist designs and bold marketing from the Bronx.
Young African footballers are trafficked to Europe, facing abandonment and survival challenges, highlighting the exploitation within the global football industry.
More than 2 million migrant workers in Qatar face harsh conditions and low wages while preparing for the upcoming soccer World Cup.
A weekend at the Formula 1 racetrack in Shanghai costs at least €10,000, attracting China's wealthiest car enthusiasts and their expensive hobbies.
Every summer, participants in the Fiesta de Santa Marta de Ribarteme lie in open coffins and are carried through the streets of As Neves to honor their survival.
A newly converted call girl uses social media to encourage other women in sex work to leave their lives behind and embrace her faith in Jesus.
Sightings of luminous beings, often described as angels, have been reported across the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia, including Syria and Azerbaijan.
A South African man, Moses Mari, is declared clinically dead but later appears alive, claiming a miraculous resurrection by faith healer TB Joshua.
75% of the U.S. population identifies as Christian, and some are beginning to integrate cannabis into their spiritual practices.
60 bottles of the popular vaping flavor "mother's milk" sold out in just two hours, reflecting the growing culture around e-cigarettes.
Dairy farms in the United States have decreased from 3.6 million in the 1930s to only 37,000 today, raising concerns about animal treatment and ethics.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of British women travel to Turkey for cosmetic surgery, often facing severe complications and even death.
130 South Africans travel to Lagos, Nigeria, seeking healing at the Synagogue Church of All Nations, where many believe in miraculous cures.
$400 billion to $600 billion a year is estimated to be stolen by the Communist Party of China through trade secret theft and industrial espionage.
Enterprising Filipino women turn rags into high fashion, empowering their community in Manila.
US syphilis experiments in Guatemala still impact lives despite Obama's apology.
