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A leak of 13.5 million documents from the Appleby law firm reveals how wealthy individuals and corporations use offshore finance to evade taxes.
Cambodia's tourist industry has become a hub for child exploitation, prompting Thierry Darnaudet's NGO to arrest over 100 offenders while predators shift to countries like Kenya.
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.
Amidst Russian propaganda, two deserters reveal the brutal realities of war while elite youth escape to luxury.
Michael Hammond creates false alerts, risking the Royal Family's security for fame.
Leni Robredo discusses Duterte's violent rhetoric and its impact on Philippine society.
Tens of thousands of victims are left without justice as elite lawyers in Mexico defend the biggest names in organized crime.
Vladimir Putin's regime employs extensive propaganda tactics to manipulate public perception in Russia, suppress dissent, and control information amid the Ukraine conflict.
Somalia's ongoing conflict is fueled by warlords, mercenaries, and Al Shabab, resulting in widespread displacement and the highest child mortality rate globally.
Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center houses convicts and pretrial detainees, where inmates like Lionel, known as Bosyo, maintain order amid daily challenges.
A Cambodian temple statue looted during the civil war resurfaces in Sotheby’s auction catalogue, prompting legal scrutiny over art trafficking and ethics.
Seventy percent of cheap tinned tomatoes sold in Europe come from Italy, where illegal workers from sub-Saharan Africa face harsh conditions in the fields.
In New Jersey, officers track a Salvadorian murder suspect with MS-13 gang ties, while Miami and Tucson face their own immigration enforcement challenges.
More than 50,000 North Korean men and women are subjected to forced labor in 40 countries, with their earnings diverted to support the regime of Kim Jong-un.
Hundreds of pro-independence civilians in East Timor have been beaten, tortured, or killed as violence escalates ahead of the July 7th Indonesian elections.
The Panama Papers scandal exposed a vast network of financial misconduct involving high-profile figures and corporations, driven by the investigative efforts of journalists worldwide.
Boris Johnson's leadership in Britain is marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, health crises, and the Partygate scandals, culminating in his resignation and reshaping British politics.
In Peru's Cocaine Valley, Jason Fox explores the covert narcotics network, revealing the operations of hidden jungle laboratories and the dangers faced by those involved.
More than 2,000 violent acts against journalists linked to the mafia have occurred in Italy in the past seven years.
Bulgaria's Trakia highway, plagued by poor maintenance, high traffic, and rampant corruption, has one of the highest road death rates in Europe, averaging 42 fatalities monthly.
In Buenaventura, Colombia, a major trafficking hub, an investigation reveals the networks controlling the cocaine trade and insights from Medellín's past with Pablo Escobar.
A billion dollars worth of cocaine was seized in what is considered the largest drug bust in Canadian history, involving covert CIA operations.
In Pattaya, Thailand, a follow-up investigation reveals ongoing child exploitation in luxury hotels despite political outrage and calls for reform after a high-profile abuse case.
In northern Borneo, fish bombers are causing environmental devastation, while Karachi faces severe water shortages due to climate change and mismanagement.
Can Dündar and Aslı Erdoğan reflect on democracy's challenges in the Turkish republic's centenary.
Kabul's rapid population growth to 6 million has exacerbated poverty, gang violence, and drug cultivation, with the Taliban poised to reclaim control.
In Italy, the camorra's illegal toxic waste trafficking has led to severe environmental damage and increased child cancer rates in affected regions.
Players in Indonesia often go unpaid for three to eight months, making them vulnerable to match-fixing offers of $10,000 to manipulate game outcomes.
90% of Syrians live below the poverty line, while the Assad clan continues to amass wealth through drug trafficking and control of economic sectors.
Bangkok's high crime rate, rampant corruption, and systemic racism reveal a troubling underbelly of Thailand's vibrant capital city.
In El Paso, HSI tracks a car transporting meth, while CBP seizes looted Ukrainian antiquities at JFK airport.
A letter hidden in a pregnancy test reveals the harsh realities of China's prison factories, prompting an investigation into the exploitation of inmates.
In Naples, the Camorra mafia dominates the economy through crime and trafficking, while local residents and the special police force 'the Falchi' confront its influence.
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.
Cathy Newman investigates Mohamed Al Fayed's role in sexual abuse at Harrods over a decade.
The Panama Papers expose how powerful individuals and corporations exploit offshore finance to evade taxes, highlighting global inequality and the need for accountability.
Fake doctors in India endanger lives for money amid a healthcare crisis.
Boris Johnson's career features strong language and scandals that shape Britain's future.
In Naples, the Camorra's influence permeates the economy through drug trafficking and waste disposal, while local police force 'les Falchi' employs innovative tactics to combat organized crime.
Thirty U.S. Marines and a U.S. sailor were killed in a helicopter crash, marking the deadliest day for American forces since the start of the war.
In Progresso, Texas, border agents intercept record-breaking drug shipments, including 840kg of methamphetamine and a massive cocaine haul hidden in baby wipes.
In cartel-controlled regions of Mexico, Honduras, and Colombia, communities face daily violence and corruption, as vigilantes and police struggle for control.
Bureau 39, North Korea's secretive financial organization, employs illicit activities to fund its nuclear arsenal while circumventing UN sanctions.
In Senegal, competitive wrestling emerges as a lucrative sport for young men amid poverty, while Kenya faces doping allegations ahead of a critical World Anti-Doping Agency deadline.
Donald Trump’s second term is examined through his tumultuous relationship with Elon Musk, highlighting their collaboration and subsequent public fallout amid serious investigations.
Jon Snow confronts his Alzheimer's diagnosis while investigating the injustices faced by a Zambian community affected by mining operations.
A foreign personal banker faces accusations of fraud as various defendants reflect on the life-altering consequences of their legal battles in court.
When Lisa Guy did not report to work after Thanksgiving weekend, a wellness check revealed a tragic situation that shocked her community in New Jersey.
