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Chinese entrepreneurs seek opportunities in Afghanistan under Taliban rule after August 2021.
On average, children tested in the film had 40 different pesticides present in their hair, raising concerns about health risks linked to chemical exposure.
One quarter of the world's nickel deposits are located in New Caledonia, where mining operations have been ongoing for several hundred years.
Children in Brazil are sold into sexual slavery, often with their parents' consent.
A first draft of a new constitution for Chile was written in 2021 but ultimately failed to pass, leaving many citizens disappointed yet hopeful for change.
A leak of 13.5 million documents from the Appleby law firm reveals how wealthy individuals and corporations use offshore finance to evade taxes.
Seventy percent of Saudi Arabia's population is under 30, driving a push for social change and greater rights amid ongoing government restrictions.
Smart homes pose a threat to our lives as the Internet invades everything around us.
In August 1951, the French village of Pont-Saint-Esprit experienced mass hallucinations and chaos, leading to speculation that the CIA may have poisoned its residents.
More than 100 million blood donations were collected worldwide in 2015, yet the industry increasingly relies on paid donors in poorer neighborhoods.
Philips recorded $20 billion in sales in 2016 after shifting its focus from lighting to healthcare, addressing major global health challenges.
Yi Yeting fights for better conditions in China's electronics industry while battling leukemia.
The Beirut Bomb reveals CIA Director William Casey's assassination attempt on Sheikh Mohammed Fadlallah.
Volkswagen faced a record $20 billion fine for cheating emissions tests, revealing widespread malpractices among several major auto manufacturers.
Brexit has been leveraged by a small elite in Britain to promote a low-tax, high-finance agenda, funded by dark money and shadowy influence operations.
Philips recorded $20 billion in sales in 2016 after shifting its focus from light bulbs to healthcare solutions amid significant industry challenges.
The chocolate industry still profits from child labor despite past commitments to end it.
The Ethiopian government leases millions of hectares of farmland to foreign investors, leading to forced evictions and the destruction of local smallholdings.
More than a million Ethiopians have lost their livelihoods as their land was taken for foreign investors, while food exports have steadily increased.
The Better Cotton Initiative aims to promote ethical cotton production, yet the mixing of 'ethical' and conventional cotton raises concerns about sourcing transparency.
Drug shortages during the Covid-19 pandemic highlighted systemic failures in healthcare, as revealed by whistleblowers from various sectors, emphasizing Big Pharma's profit-driven priorities.
Colombia exported 27% more emeralds in 2016 than in 2015, with 60% of those stones going to the United States amid a growing black market.
Over 35,000 people in 32 countries work for Goldman Sachs, which faces a criminal investigation related to its actions during the financial crisis.
A former Takata engineer warns that a faulty airbag inflator can explode and kill a driver, revealing the dangers behind the largest automotive recall in history.
Child labor, hazardous working conditions, and environmental degradation in smartphone production are highlighted through the practices of companies like Samsung and Huawei.
Kassandra, a self-aware AI, discusses the rapid advancements in technology and their potential to transform society fundamentally.
119 million people in the European Union are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, with young adults facing significant challenges in several countries.
90% of Syrians live below the poverty line, while the Assad clan continues to amass wealth through drug trafficking and control of economic sectors.
Five and a half years is the prison sentence given to John Kapoor for his role in promoting a fentanyl spray that contributed to the opioid crisis.
Around 100 million smokers have died prematurely from tobacco addiction, as the industry continues to profit while promoting e-cigarettes as safer alternatives.
One million people are forced into cotton fields each year in Uzbekistan, where the industry is tightly controlled by the state.
Since 2015, at least 30 people have died in India due to mob attacks by Hindu vigilantes targeting Muslims accused of cow-related offenses.
General Motors plans to close its Oshawa plant, ending 100 years of automobile production and leaving the community grappling with job loss and uncertainty.
Nearly 600,000 square meters of asbestos waste sit in the largest asbestos dump in India, posing ongoing health risks to workers and residents.
The Colombian Army fights illegal gold mining to protect biodiversity and restore order.
Washington has spent more on civilian aid to Afghanistan than was used to rebuild all of Europe after the Second World War, yet results remain mixed.
3,000 cars can fit into one of Britain's largest car boot sales, where sellers and buyers seek bargains amid the cost of living crisis.
Big Pharma's control over the global pharmaceutical market, influenced by the WTO's TRIPS Agreements, raises significant ethical concerns regarding health access and affordability.
The Panama Papers expose how powerful individuals and corporations exploit offshore finance to evade taxes, highlighting global inequality and the need for accountability.
In China's electronics industry, a worker is poisoned by toxic chemicals every five hours, highlighting the severe human cost of global consumer electronics production.
Cannabis is now permitted in New York and Morocco, impacting families like Mohamed's in Ketama.
5.6 million people will die from obesity worldwide in the next two years, as junk food marketing tactics target developing countries with fewer regulations.
Jon Snow confronts his Alzheimer's diagnosis while investigating the injustices faced by a Zambian community affected by mining operations.
Corporate America faces significant challenges due to greed and fraud, impacting ethics and accountability while affecting individuals and communities across the nation.
Artificial intelligence is now involved in everyday tasks like using mobile phones, surfing the internet, and managing smart buildings.
Over 80 million tons of methane are released annually from the oil and gas industry, highlighting negligence and profit-driven practices in extraction processes.
One million people are forced into cotton fields each year in Uzbekistan, where they face harsh quotas and potential punishment for not meeting targets.
Over 900 people were fatally shot by US police in 2015, with at least 100 of those deaths involving unarmed African-Americans.
