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In 2025, EU Commissioner Michael McGrath reported no progress on rule of law recommendations for Hungary, citing issues with press freedom and media control.
In April 2024, Turkish authorities reported that 414 people were found on life rafts in the Aegean Sea, victims of illegal pushbacks by Greek forces.
On May 1, the No Expo group protests in Milan against Expo 2015's corporate influence.
40 million tons of cassiterite are extracted from mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, fueling a trade worth $2 million a week.
Mafia Connections questions if Monaco is becoming a safe haven for gangsters under Prince Albert.
Recent leaks from the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network reveal that Deutsche Bank facilitated money laundering despite claiming to improve its practices.
Mexico's Narco Wars see more deaths than Iraq, with daily kidnappings and rampant violence.
In northern Morocco, small-scale cannabis farmers face challenges from climate change, legal restrictions, and competition from larger operators despite the country's legalization of cannabis for medicinal use.
Robert Mugabe's land reform in Zimbabwe leads to violent land seizures from white farmers, igniting unrest and exposing government corruption.
In 2007, Zimbabwe faced extreme political repression under President Robert Mugabe, with rampant inflation, human rights abuses, and a devastating AIDS crisis impacting vulnerable populations.
A deckhand reveals that during a job interview, the chief officer asked if he was morally okay with working for one of the world's most corrupt individuals.
In 2009, Bernie Kerik was sentenced to four years in federal prison for eight felony charges, including corruption and tax fraud.
Two separate sources confirmed that the News of the World hacked the voicemail of 13-year-old Millie Dowler while she was missing.
Corruption under General Sani Abacha in Nigeria led to the embezzlement of billions, with London banks facilitating the laundering of these stolen funds.
A former Shell consultant reveals the reality behind the company's curated public image.
North Korea's 70th birthday celebration features the Mass Games, highlighting themes of reunification with South Korea amid ongoing peace talks.
Over 23 universities in the U.S. have seen minority and Black student protests demanding changes to address institutional racism in higher education.
Hunt Oil defies Iraq's new oil law backed by The White House with a regional oil deal.
On average, someone is mugged every 10 minutes in downtown Mexico City, amid a crime crisis described as the worst in living memory.
John-Allan Namu investigates the Kenyatta family's wealth and influence in Kenya, highlighting connections to the Pandora Papers and systemic corruption.
Four hours after arriving in Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif faces immediate attempts to silence him as he returns from exile amid political tensions.
In March 1997, Nawaz Sharif's second term faces challenges from the Islamic movement and violence.
Lebanon's economic crisis limits citizens to $100 weekly withdrawals amid protests and corruption.
Peter Murrell has been sentenced for embezzling £400,000 from the Scottish National Party, raising significant concerns about political integrity in Scotland.
The Prime Minister apologizes and expresses gratitude for the Sue Gray report on pandemic handling.
Poland's evolving political landscape post-Law and Justice Party (PiS) is analyzed through insights from journalist Anna Kowalska, highlighting its geopolitical significance.
Poland's plans to open Communist files may lead to a witch hunt against collaborators.
Police dogs in South Africa are shown attacking innocent black men, leading to widespread public outrage and media attention following a revealing SABC report.
Mass protests erupted across Senegal following President Macky Sall's announcement to postpone elections originally scheduled for February 2024.
A drug boss is sentenced to prison due to evidence from his questionable property dealings, while a vigilant cashier aids in the arrest of a fraudster impersonating a police officer.
Ronald Reagan's address to the nation on August 12, 1987, addressed the Iran-Contra Affair, detailing the controversial arms-for-hostages deal.
Mexican soldiers patrol Reynosa to protect oil pipelines from violent drug cartels.
Residents of Baltimore protest for police accountability following Freddie Gray's death.
Turkey faces its greatest Moment Of Mayhem as Berkin Elvan's death sparks nationwide protests.
Protests in Islamabad intensify as Imran Kahn refuses to back down from demands for reform.
One woman dies from domestic violence in Russia every 40 minutes, as authorities continue to dismiss victims' complaints and reduce penalties for abusers.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
Putin's alternative reality about Ukraine leads to severe consequences for the country.
The 2022 Soccer World Cup in Qatar faces allegations of corruption and human rights issues.
Migrant workers in Qatar earn as little as 45p an hour building the World Cup stadium.
On December 14, 2012, police responded to a shoplifting call at VJ's Pantry, where a father witnessed his son being restrained and losing consciousness.
Haiti's 'Lost' Girls reveals the violence women face in slums only 300 miles from the U.S.
In just under four months, police in the Philippines have killed more than 1,650 people in a campaign against drugs sanctioned by President Rodrigo Duterte.
In Romania, illegal logging by the so-called 'Timber Mafia' threatens the last virgin forests in Europe, prompting EU legal action against the government.
Dateline investigates Romania's booming adult camgirl industry and its ghost studios.
Spain's housing market is crippled by corruption scandals in Marbella's construction sector.
Victory Day in Russia, celebrated on May 9, serves as a platform for Vladimir Putin to reinforce national identity and promote his political agenda through historical narratives.
39 spinner machines were imported into Russia between January 2023 and June 2024, despite sanctions aimed at limiting military resources.
