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John Mahama discusses human rights and ICC challenges in West Africa from Berlin.
A report by Clément Bürge highlights a 900% increase in AI scams on Booking.com and Airbnb in London, exposing fraudulent rental practices amid a tourism surge.
An illegal arsenal of guns and banned weapons is readily available for purchase on Amazon.co.uk, raising concerns about Britain's firearm regulations and online safety.
Sabrina De Sousa faces prosecution by Italian courts for her role in Abu Omar's rendition.
Anwar Ibrahim faces accusations of sodomy while campaigning for a parliamentary seat, aiming to challenge a government that has ruled for 51 years.
Bernard Arnault, the French luxury goods magnate, exemplifies the growing wealth of billionaires and its implications for global power dynamics and democracy.
A jury ruled that no one could be sure how 20-year-old Ricky Reel died, raising questions about the police's handling of his case.
Zimbabwe struggles with economic crises and corruption fears at the highest levels of government.
Javier Milei's election as President of Argentina on 19 November 2023 raises concerns over his populist agenda and proposed privatization among public sector workers.
Argentina's political landscape shifts under President Javier Milei's populist policies, challenging the legacy of the military dictatorship and historical accountability.
Arshad Sharif discusses the corruption within Pakistan's elite, specifically focusing on the wealth of the Sharif family, in an interview filmed prior to his death in Kenya.
Buddhist monks in Thailand face scandals that challenge their revered status in society.
Tim Sebastian questions Gauhar Rizvi about Bangladesh's human rights abuses and corruption.
Barack Obama's War examines Afghanistan's Failing Army and its ongoing challenges.
Pepe Rovano confronts the legacy of his father, a criminal under General Pinochet, while advocating for justice for the victims of Chile's dictatorship.
Victims of the Beirut blast demand revenge on the government for their suffering.
In Lebanon, a banking crisis has left over a million people locked out of their accounts, prompting some to resort to raiding banks for their savings.
Big pharmaceutical companies exploit the poor by outsourcing clinical trials to developing countries.
Watch a special investigation on campaign finance and the Citizens United ruling in Montana.
Zohran Mamdani targets New York City's affordability crisis, alarming billionaires with his plans.
600 people have died in tribal battles in Papua New Guinea's Highlands, where illegal guns have replaced traditional weapons.
Viana Gomez faces wrongful accusations due to flawed photo identifications in Brazil.
Political violence in Mexico claims 132 politicians' lives before Obrador's presidency.
Corruption and nepotism have plagued Bosnia, causing a significant brain drain of young people.
Over half a million people were affected by the civil war in Colombia, fueled by oil money and the battle to protect a multi-million dollar pipeline.
Brazil's conservative communities in Southern regions overwhelmingly supported Jair Bolsonaro in the contentious 2022 presidential election against Lula.
Hunter Moore operated a website where users posted nude images of women without consent, often including personal details like addresses and social media profiles.
Budiman Sudjatmiko, a 27-year-old activist, is sentenced to 13 years in prison for opposing Indonesia's military-backed government.
A police operation tracks a yacht used by a gang to smuggle firearms into Britain, while a prison phone call leads to the arrest of a bank cashier involved in theft.
Hundreds of thousands of Cambodians face eviction as government officials sell their land to developers without their consent.
Corrupt Cambodian politicians displace thousands in Phnom Penh for profit-driven development.
Illegal logging in Cameroon threatens forests and the economy, impacting local communities.
Greg Walters discusses Congress's move to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt.
Kazakhstan's oil wealth, reliant on a pipeline through Russia, faces challenges due to the Ukraine conflict, prompting exploration of alternative economic avenues.
Naples has a large Chinese community, the biggest in Italy, reflecting the city's historical openness to foreign cultures amid ongoing economic challenges.
Cardinal Becciu, a former ally of Pope Francis, faces trial for financial misconduct linked to a £129 million property deal in London.
Caviar can sell for upwards of $3,000 a kilo, while illegal trade may be twelve times larger than the legitimate market in Kazakhstan.
Teachers in Brazil demand better working conditions during World Cup protests in Rio de Janeiro.
Charles Taylor testifies at The Hague about Firestone's role in his rise to power in Liberia.
The former first lady argues Charles Taylor isn't responsible for Sierra Leone's war crimes.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
CCTV has aired hundreds of forced confessions during prime-time slots over the past five years, targeting individuals who oppose the Chinese government.
A Jobcentre advisor reported a target of three claimants per week to refer for sanctions, leading to significant financial hardship for vulnerable individuals.
Live-streamed child exploitation in the Philippines reveals the disturbing case of a Swiss paedophile sentenced to 10 years for orchestrating abuse through parents.
Guinea Bissau faces a drug epidemic after cocaine washes ashore, impacting its people.
Guayaquil, Ecuador, has become a battleground for rival drug cartels, leading to a dramatic increase in violence and a surge in the murder rate.
In June 2005, the Mafia's pervasive influence in Italy is examined through testimonies from gang members, victims, and police officials, highlighting its brutality and connections to the Berlusconi government.
Since 2015, an estimated 25,000 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border from Venezuela into Colombia, often using dangerous smuggling routes.
