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Jang Song-Thaek is executed in July, signaling instability in North Korean leadership.
Investigative journalism can involve analyzing 11 million files to turn complex data into a coherent story that holds power accountable.
Mikhail Saakashvili, a former president of Georgia, became the governor of Odessa, Ukraine, after living in New York City for nearly a decade.
The Beirut explosion highlights Lebanon's economic collapse and impending state failure.
Cambodia's recent election is deemed a 'sham' as opposition is excluded from participation.
Over 100,000 people march in The Hague for Gaza and Palestine's freedom and justice.
Earnings from Facebook and Google rise as Pakistan heads to elections amid corruption concerns.
A bone shard found in Cocula, Mexico, renews hope for the families of missing students.
Beth Rigby analyzes Boris Johnson's testimony on partygate and misleading MPs.
Boris Johnson faces calls to resign after a flat apology in the House of Commons.
The Petrobras corruption scandal, involving executives from Brazil's state-controlled oil company and major construction firms, has cost over twenty billion dollars and sparked widespread outrage.
William and Lynda Webster resist a phone scam targeting senior citizens in 2014.
In Mexico City, scammers operate pirate ambulances that intercept 9-1-1 calls, charging high fees to transport patients to outdated private clinics.
The Prime Minister faces scrutiny over undeclared links to a childcare firm in Westminster.
Police fire teargas in Istanbul's Taksim Square during a protest anniversary event.
President Donald Trump threatens military action amid protests for George Floyd in Brooklyn.
South Africa's political landscape shifts as the Democratic Alliance challenges the ANC in elections.
The Russian investigation into Wednesday's crash reveals potential Kremlin involvement.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's linked jet crashes after leaving Moscow, raising questions around the cause.
Princess Latifa reveals she is a hostage in a villa converted into a jail in Dubai.
Pro-Palestine protesters in Brooklyn rally against a controversial land sale.
Supporters rally globally for Alexei Navalny, who remains imprisoned in Russia.
Protesters in Peru confront police over government corruption and violence.
Haitians protest in Port-au-Prince, demanding the president's resignation over corruption.
Hundreds of thousands of supporters gather in Istanbul for a pro-government rally organized by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan amid ongoing opposition protests.
Roads in Cusco are blocked as protests against President Dina Boluarte escalate, with demonstrators demanding her resignation and a new constitution.
Puerto Rico's protest movement wins as Governor Ricardo Rosselló resigns on Wednesday night.
Putin condemns Wagner's actions as treason and calls for unity among Russians.
Bill Browder urges targeting Putin's wealth to deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Thousands protest in Kemerovo after Sunday’s deadly mall fire in Russia.
Undercover filming reveals temping agencies' tax avoidance schemes costing the UK millions.
Dr Richard Leakey challenges Kenya's political corruption in June 1995 with a new party.
Riots erupt in South Africa following the arrest of ex-president Jacob Zuma, reports John Sparks.
Robert Mueller testifies about Donald Trump and Russia's 2016 Presidential election interference.
Robert Mugabe's transformation from a celebrated revolutionary leader to a tyrannical dictator in Zimbabwe illustrates the complexities of post-colonial governance.
Rolls-Royce faces bribery accusations linked to Petrobras Brazil, impacting its future contracts.
Rupert Murdoch is attacked with a pie during a Culture Media and Sport committee hearing.
Over 3,000 people have been arrested in Russia during protests demanding the release of opposition figure Alexei Navalny and addressing government corruption.
Samsung's Lee Jae-yong is sentenced to five years in jail for corruption, highlighting South Korea's struggle with corporate governance and accountability.
Lee Jae-yong faces bribery accusations that threaten corporate Korea's stability.
Patsy Stevenson criticizes police tactics at Sarah Everard's vigil on Clapham Common.
Wayne Cousins is sentenced for the kidnap rape of Sarah Everard, raising public trust concerns.
Sergio Moro leads the fight against corruption in Brazil, targeting Petrobras and Lula.
A woman survives 40 hours under rubble in Gaza, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Zelensky demands sanctions against Russia after shelling at Zaporizhia nuclear plant.
Sidy Toure calls for a shift in national priorities from war to education and health to create a more prosperous society.
Rishi Sunak addresses tax avoidance issues and seeks to unite the Conservative Party amid criticism.
Slave labor in Thailand's seafood industry supplies major retailers like Tesco, Aldi, Walmart, and Morrisons, revealing the ethical implications of low-cost prawns.
