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A woman reports an inappropriate encounter with an on-duty police officer to 999, raising concerns about police corruption and public trust in Britain.
Students in the U.S. protest against violence in Gaza and call for political change.
Hillary Clinton asserts Trump cannot win against Biden in next year's election.
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are examined as potential war crimes, raising questions about U.S. accountability and historical narratives.
Mr. Kapos, a Holocaust survivor, advocates for Palestinian liberation and justice.
Police investigate Peter Morrow and Nicola Sturgeon's home in Glasgow over SNP finances.
Carrie Lam apologizes amid mass protests in Hong Kong over an extradition bill to China.
A House intelligence chair condemns Russian interference in the Trump campaign and its acceptance.
Britain is responsible for a third of the world's lost taxes, costing governments $245 billion annually.
Alexia Reznikov resigns as Ukraine's Defense Minister amid corruption scandals and a crackdown.
Danske Bank's Estonia branch is a major pipeline for money laundering, as reported by the Financial Times.
Footage shows David Cameron's changing statements on his Panama offshore trust fund involvement.
Greek tanker owners ship more Russian oil ahead of the EU embargo, according to Greek journalists.
A scam baiter hacks call center scammers, watching their every move to thwart their schemes.
Alec Burlakoff reveals how Insys Therapeutics bribed doctors to sell a dangerous opioid.
More than 130,000 South Sudanese have returned home this year, facing dangers from unexploded landmines and remnants of past conflicts.
News outlets reveal Pegasus spyware's targeting of Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée.
Arkady Babchenko fakes his death to expose a plot against him in Ukraine.
Kazakhstan's president authorizes security forces to fire on protesters amid deadly unrest.
There are parallels between Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre and Trump's actions regarding Mueller.
The pandemic has curtailed countless businesses but fueled money laundering opportunities.
The Trump administration links Antifa to protests despite little supporting evidence.
Peru produces just over 16 million forged US dollars, leading global counterfeit trade.
U.S. banana production harms farmers globally, highlighting corporate greed and accountability issues.
Gideon Long examines Venezuela's oil industry facing ruin after decades of mismanagement.
Daphne Carolina Galicia is assassinated in the Maltese countryside on October 16.
Xi Jinping leads the 19th Congress in Beijing, showcasing his power and achievements in China.
Humanitarian aid enters Gaza via a new U.S.-built pier, raising skepticism and concerns.
Benjamin Strick counters Kremlin disinformation following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Angola produced about $700 million in diamonds last year, with the vast majority smuggled out of the country, depriving its people of vital resources.
Brazil's lower house votes to impeach President Dilma Rousseff over corruption charges.
Haiti faces gang violence as President Jovenel Moïse faces corruption accusations and dissent.
In Mexico, taco stands often serve as fronts for money laundering and drug production.
Safa reports from Adlon, site of a major U.S. Special Forces raid in Yemen in 2017.
Iran sentences five to death amid protests and a nationwide solidarity strike.
Ashf Zun, a former head of policy for Meta in the Middle East, claims the company is conducting a systematic campaign to silence Palestinian voices.
Sky News tracks several ships allegedly stealing grain from Ukraine to Russia.
The video reveals Israel's role in helping Apartheid South Africa develop nuclear weapons.
The video reveals Israel's targeting of an aid convoy and public outrage over the actions.
The video discusses the displacement of Palestinians during Israeli military actions.
A 23-year-old journalist in Gaza is killed for reporting on the genocide there.
The video discusses Israel's targeting of food aid centers amid humanitarian concerns.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, faces politically charged corruption allegations that threaten his leadership and the nation's political stability.
A baby loses parents and siblings in a tragic attack in Gaza, sparking widespread sorrow.
Israeli forces destroy a memorial for journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, raising media concerns.
Jeffrey Epstein's suicide raises questions about monitoring at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
Jewish activists rally in New York City to support the removal of the pro-Israel lobby.
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is examined through first-hand accounts, expert analysis, and newly-released government documents questioning Lee Harvey Oswald's guilt.
