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Imran Khan discusses Pakistan's ties with Russia amid the Ukraine invasion in an interview.
Wikileaks and Edward Snowden's disclosures about the NSA have shifted public perception of online safety and privacy in significant ways.
As of 2021, around 35,000 homeless people live in Silicon Valley, where the wealth gap has widened alongside the rise of major tech companies.
77% of Americans believe there are signs that aliens have visited Earth, yet the government has not acknowledged this widespread belief.
Bitcoin's value dropped by more than two-thirds within months, leaving retailers in El Zonte, El Salvador, uncertain about their financial future.
Iraqi forces, backed by US air strikes, engage in fierce fighting to retake Mosul, a city of over a million people under Isis control for more than two years.
Public opinion polarizes as Facebook and Twitter become major propaganda tools in society.
In Germany, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas emphasizes the urgent need for international regulations as cyber and autonomous weapons reshape modern warfare.
Morgan, a junior doctor at Northampton General Hospital, navigates her first day amid the NHS crisis as 6,000 new graduates join the overwhelmed system.
Far-right extremism is resurging across Europe, with secretive torchlight parades in Germany and radicalized youth in France and Eastern Europe fueling white supremacist ideologies.
A brother is found murdered in Aceh, raising questions about military accountability in Indonesia.
China, the United States, and the European Union are engaged in a global race for supremacy in artificial intelligence, with significant economic and political stakes.
Ukraine fights the Russian propaganda machine through grassroots media strategies and social media.
Donald Trump's campaign relied heavily on lies and misinformation, with a network of supporters like Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway shaping his rise to power.
Ukraine and Russia hold peace talks amid ongoing Russian invasion and civilian casualties.
There are over 700 billionaires in America, many of whom shape industries and influence politics through their vast wealth.
Crimes involving dating apps have risen sevenfold in the past two years, with over 400 offenses reported to police last year.
$80 million was invested in a Singapore-based startup aiming to integrate blockchain technology into everyday transactions, including food supply chains.
Elon Musk tells Peter Campbell about Tesla's future and Trump's Twitter ban at a conference.
The Israeli military strikes over 1,000 targets in Gaza following Hamas's surprise attack.
Six trillion dollars is the estimated annual loss from cybercrime worldwide, affecting individuals, businesses, and public institutions alike.
A British jury of six women and five men must decide whether Princess Diana's death was the result of an accident or something more sinister.
A famous Twitter chatbot created by Microsoft became a racist and xenophobic account, prompting the company to shut it down due to user manipulation.
In November 2018, Akihiko Kondo married a hologram named Hatsune Miku in Tokyo, raising questions about the future of human-machine relationships.
Elon Musk discusses his views on bureaucracy, innovation, and topics ranging from TikTok to Artificial Intelligence at the WELT Economic Summit in January 2025.
Billionaires Elon Musk, Richard Branson, and Jeff Bezos race to dominate the space industry.
Reggie Yates spends a week in Cape Town's hospital confronting severe violence and gang issues.
Google's AI chatbot, LaMDA, has been claimed to have attained consciousness, raising questions about the future of human-robot relationships.
In Peterborough, a young couple faces severe online harassment and death threats amid a complex investigation into a stalking case that escalates to murder.
Jeremy Corbyn faced a coup attempt from dissenting Members of Parliament shortly after the Brexit referendum in 2016.
A YouTuber recounts a moment of despair as their views drop lower and lower, questioning the platform's promise of giving everyone a voice.
Around 10,000 people die from accidents and violence in the UK each year, prompting a need for improved trauma care and resources.
A market capitalization of approximately $1.8 billion positions Atlas Iron as a key player in Australia's billion-dollar iron ore industry.
Krishna meets Northern California pot farmers to discuss the future of independent weed farms.
HMS Northumberland, a 180-foot Royal Navy frigate, embarks on a four-month mission to locate a missing Russian submarine in the Arctic Circle.
More than 20,000 alleged offenses related to online dating and social media have been reported to police in the past three years.
In Japan, 40,000 people die alone each year, prompting a specialized cleaning company to address the aftermath and highlight the issue of Lonely Death.
Fidel Castro brought revolution to Cuba, but young Cubans seek change amid nostalgia.
97% of primary school teachers in the UK report having disruptive children in their classrooms, impacting their ability to teach effectively.
Anna explores the rise of weight-loss drugs, particularly 'skinny jabs', highlighting medical advice and societal pressures surrounding body modification.
A female love rat scams Tinder dates out of over $10,000 in Australia, seeking justice.
The AI revolution poses challenges for cities and economies, as experts like Jeremy Kahn and Mike McDonough discuss the need to address inequalities and prepare for an aging population.
David Heist attacks Joanna's boyfriend Matthew in Nottingham after months of obsession.
Charles Kriel, a specialist advisor to the UK Parliament, examines how Cambridge Analytica's microtargeting platform exploits vulnerable individuals in US churches for far-right political gain.
Jordan Stephens, a British artist, confronts the emotional toll of sextortion and tracks down his blackmailer while exposing the realities of online sexual blackmail.
South Africa's youth find ultimate adrenaline in dangerous train surfing despite its risks.
Chinese entrepreneurs seek opportunities in Afghanistan under Taliban rule after August 2021.
Kazi Rahman, a Bangladeshi-British entrepreneur, aims to launch Britain's first Sharia friendly airline after years of building a successful perfume business.
