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Watch the Full Length to see the dangers faced by many ex-Muslims around the world.
Sa Al Bazri receives death threats for his atheism, challenging Muslim cultural norms in Germany.
Lebanon's underground cannabis industry is worth $200 million, with skepticism in Bekaa Valley about legalization.
Leeson Young leaves Singapore amid family feud with Prime Minister Li over political ambitions.
The horsemeat scandal in 2013 revealed that products labeled as beef, such as Findus lasagnas, contained horse meat, prompting investigations and calls for improved food safety measures across Europe.
Share buybacks have become a prevalent strategy among US corporations, with over $700 billion spent on repurchasing shares, raising questions about their market impact and alternative cash uses.
Li & Fung spins out global brands, including Tommy Hilfiger and Liz Claiborne, to refocus operations.
The LIBOR scandal shakes Finance, leading to Barclays' CEO resignation and global scrutiny.
Ukrainian energy infrastructure faces severe attacks in October, plunging millions into darkness.
Mark Carney discusses the shadow banking sector and the risks of excessive leverage during a 2013 conversation with Lionel Barber.
Liverpool expands Anfield to boost revenue, focusing on corporate sponsorships for financial growth.
Liz Truss becomes the new UK Prime Minister, succeeding Boris Johnson amid economic challenges.
Bulga residents fight against coal mine expansion threatening their village in Australia.
Billy pens a union song during the London student protest on November 9, 2011.
Rising rents and immigration raids threaten London's Chinatown businesses and culture.
The collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Supreme led to pop-up stores in major cities, significantly impacting the fashion industry and consumer culture.
Tim Cook leads influential CEOs on Twitter, engaging the World At Large with his tweets.
Lucy Calloway examines office envy and the CBI's new vibrant workspace in London.
Brazilian police detain former president Lula da Silva over Petrobras corruption allegations.
Emmanuel Macron marks 100 days in office as central bankers meet at Jackson Hole.
A saw blade can last for 500 hours, but Stihl is cutting back production due to declining sales amid the financial crisis.
Mahathir Mohamad leads a coalition to defeat Najib Razak in Malaysia's historic election.
Mahathir claims Najib is totally responsible for 1MDB, with signed deals as evidence.
Mahathir discusses government corruption and the need to correct many wrong things in Malaysia.
A teen shifts from printing fake IDs to relying on counterfeit money for income.
Women in California risk everything to legally grow and trade marijuana for a living.
Mahathir Mohamad discusses 1MDB and democracy at the Asean Summit in Bangkok.
Many Turks support Erdoğan's vision of a new Turkey shaped by Islamic faith and national pride.
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan announce a $3 billion donation to combat illness, marking the beginning of a long-term commitment to global health initiatives.
Mark Zuckerberg apologizes for Facebook's failures in preventing harm and misinformation.
Martin Wolf discusses the climate problem and the impact of Donald Trump's Paris Agreement withdrawal.
Martin Wolf discusses the rise of populism and its roots in Western countries.
Martin Wolf argues against Putin's claim that liberalism is dead in a recent interview.
Mass protests in France challenge President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plans.
McDonald's in China runs out of meat due to supplier scandal involving expired products.
Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin remain undecided about the 2011 presidential elections in Russia.
Cédric Villani, a Fields Medal winner, challenges Macron in the Paris mayoral race.
Marion Maréchal-Le Pen discusses French farmers' challenges and the Euro's impact.
Robbie Russell meets Mike, who currently has shareholders influencing his life decisions.
The Golden Triangle shifts from heroin to a multi-billion dollar meth trade industry.
Arwa, a ten-year-old girl in Yemen, shares her traumatic experience of child marriage and divorce.
The Queen allows Harry and Megan to start anew, while Megan's father criticizes their choices.
Angela Merkel faces critical decisions regarding her political future, with significant implications for Germany's political landscape.
Mexican filmmakers like Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu face challenges despite Oscar wins for Birdman.
Thousands of women are trafficked into the Mexico City sex trade each year amid a crackdown.
Companies cancel plans for a new plant in Mexico due to Flat Rocks expansion decisions.
Since June 2019, Mexico has deported as many migrants as it did in the entire previous year, amid increasing pressure from the United States.
Michael O'Leary addresses Ryanair's refund challenges during the coronavirus crisis in April.
