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In the border town of Mong Cai, Ben Bland from the Financial Times examines the rise of smuggling activities amid increasing trade between China and Vietnam.
The SNC-Lavalin affair challenges Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's leadership amid corruption allegations.
Soldiers surrender in Istanbul amid the coup attempt linked to Fethullah Gulen and Erdogan.
South Africa's army says it deploys troops to quell unrest after Zuma's jailing.
South Africa faces unrest as police clash with rioters following Jacob Zuma's arrest.
Jacob Zuma surrenders to police to serve a 15-month sentence for contempt of court.
Police raid the Gupta family's home in South Africa amid political turmoil involving Zuma.
In 2017, South Korea experienced significant political turmoil marked by widespread corruption scandals involving former President Park Geun-hye and ongoing governance challenges.
Luis Rubiales defends his actions after kissing Jennifer Hermoso at the Women's World Cup.
Twenty years after Stephen Lawrence's murder, discussions continue about racial equality and the challenges faced by minority communities in Britain.
A girl recounts how a tank drove over her house in Zinju three or four times, resulting in the collapse of her home and the loss of her father and sister.
The New York Times report reveals Deutsche Bank's controversial loans to President Donald Trump.
Karlis Ghosn's arrest on November 19th marks a dramatic fall from power at Nissan Motor.
A woman discovers Father Ryan's arrest record while investigating his claims of being a priest, leading to accusations of fraud from his followers.
Zhou Yongkang's trial highlights corruption and wealth among Chinese officials.
Roger Kenis faces the aftermath of Stephen Paddock's actions during America's worst mass shooting.
Eastern Europe's laundromat scheme launders billions through British banks and luxury purchases.
Israeli settlers storm the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron, sparking outrage online.
Thailand faces a police state one month after the Army's coup, with protests and support divided.
The assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic in July 2004 shocks the world.
A lottery scam exploits victims through fraudulent tactics, leaving many financially devastated and raising concerns about public protection against such schemes.
Indonesian authorities seize land from Tommy Suharto linked to a $35 billion theft last year.
A whistleblower shares her fears after her husband is taken by authorities in Egypt.
Protests in Ferguson escalate after the non-indictment of Darren Wilson on a Tuesday night.
Ukraine fights corruption alongside its war against Russia's invasion and seeks EU membership.
Twelve current heads of state are accused of corruption and tax evasion in the massive leak of documents known as the Panama Papers.
Vladimir Putin's close associates, including Sergei Roldugin, are implicated in a vast network of offshore financial arrangements that conceal billions globally.
The Petrobras scandal reveals a $20 billion bribery scheme linked to Brazil's Workers Party.
Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is set to become the next President of the Philippines, reviving his family's legacy.
In 1970s New York, the Ravenite Social Club served as a focal point for a vibrant community intertwined with organized crime, as recounted by local artists.
John Paul Rathbone discusses the rise of strongman leaders in Latin America, including AMLO and Bolsonaro.
Financial domination, a subculture involving findoms and paypigs, is examined alongside the realities of romance fraud and law enforcement's response.
Joseph Brown's fishing livelihood is threatened by pollution from Firestone in Liberia.
Bitcoin's value surges as South Korea and China impose cryptocurrency bans in September.
Ian Bick orchestrates a $500K Ponzi scheme by misappropriating funds from friends and family to sustain a lavish lifestyle, highlighting the risks of financial deceit.
Saddam Hussein's trial in 2006 drives Iraqis apart instead of providing closure.
Watch how Wall Street executives evade prosecution for bad mortgage sales in this episode.
A man accused by Rwandan authorities lives in Australia, raising immigration concerns.
In the occupied West Bank, Palestinians raise white flags to symbolize their plea for peace amid ongoing displacement and conflict, highlighting the humanitarian crisis.
Protesters shut down the Golden Gate Bridge, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza.
Children in Gaza face daily challenges from ongoing conflict, including limited education and healthcare, while showcasing their resilience through personal stories.
A Palestinian activist confronts a U.S. politician over support for Israel's actions.
A Palestinian girl witnesses Dr. Hussam Abu Safia's arrest by the Israeli army in Gaza.
A Palestinian surgeon recounts his 200-day torture and his return to helping others.
In Gaza, a paramedic performs a life-saving procedure on a baby while driving an ambulance, highlighting the challenges faced by medical professionals in conflict zones.
A Syrian man recounts decades of imprisonment for overshadowing Assad's brother.
Thousands of Sudanese people are missing in el-Fasher after RSF's violent takeover.
Protests erupt across Russia as police have made hundreds of arrests for Navalny's release.
