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About 50 million Americans faced food insecurity in 2012, with one in four children struggling to secure enough food for themselves and their families.
310 Afghan soldiers and police die each month, as Ben Anderson documents the challenges facing U.S. efforts to train local security forces before withdrawal.
SOBR Bulat, an elite special task force of the Russian Guard in Moscow, focuses on combating organized crime and terrorism through rigorous training and operations.
Surveillance in the United States is examined through insights from experts like Michael German and Sam Antar, challenging the notion of privacy in a monitored society.
Europe's largest police helicopter fleet includes 94 aircraft, with 23 AS332 L1 Super Pumas used for emergency airlifts and disaster response.
James Cromwell presents a documentary on the War on Terror and its impact on civil liberties.
Germany's Federal Police, with 38,000 officers, employs advanced air, land, and maritime operations to ensure national security and combat serious crime.
Eleven members of a Croatian terrorist organization were convicted and sentenced to up to 40 years in prison for their violent attacks in the U.S.
Alberto 'Chino' Carias, a former criminal turned government official, exemplifies the complex legacy of the Tupamaros in Caracas amid Venezuela's economic collapse.
Aboard the HDMS Absalon, Danish naval forces engage in anti-piracy operations to protect vital shipping lanes threatened by modern piracy in Asia.
The quest for an unbreakable code in cryptography examines historical milestones and the implications of quantum computing on data security.
Medical professionals at a high-security psychiatric facility in France face ethical dilemmas while treating patients deemed criminally insane.
China's defense Ministry published videos of its forces training in Tibet, signaling a readiness for potential conflict amid rising tensions with Taiwan.
China's military has mounted its largest show of force in a generation, raising fears of a potential blockade or invasion of Taiwan.
Survivors of the 7/7 London bombings reflect on their experiences and search for meaning.
More than 70 meters below the Baltic Sea, investigators search for clues about the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, which occurred in September 2022.
Vladimir Putin's national security council meeting occurs just days before the invasion, with 190,000 troops positioned at Ukraine's borders.
Taiwan's FM Joseph Wu discusses growing fears of conflict with China six months after war in Europe.
At least eight national security officials were fired or resigned during a purge initiated by President Trump following the 2020 election.
3,000 people from 15 nations live in a camp in Tunisia, waiting for a chance to reach Europe while facing dire conditions and police brutality.
280 elite police officers in Ecuador's GIR unit conduct all-terrain patrols to combat smuggling along rivers and estuaries.
Border Patrols Police in Mexico and Brazil combat organized crime affecting migrants.
Venezuela's security crisis is examined through the perspectives of law enforcement and underground operatives, highlighting the complexities of survival and order.
Clinton emphasizes the need for more local candidates to run for positions like city council and school board to counter organized movements on the right.
Around 300 drug dealers supply approximately 5,000 addicts in Frankfurt's area known as "Zombieland," where crime rates continue to rise.
Donald Trump claims that 3 to 5 million illegal votes were cast in the election that brought him to the presidency.
Leni Robredo discusses Duterte's violent rhetoric and its impact on Philippine society.
180 of Rio de Janeiro's 1,000 favelas have been pacified since 2008, as police units work to reclaim territory from drug traffickers.
In Wrexham, a violent rampage culminated in the murder of Nicholas Churton, prompting a significant police manhunt for the perpetrator.
On Sky News Breakfast, Russia takes control of Kherson as one million flee Ukraine amid the invasion.
The assassination of Kurdish activists Sakine Cansiz, Fidan Dogan, and Leyla Soylemez in Paris raises questions about the Turkish Secret Service's involvement.
Lydia, a Ukrainian viewer in the UK, shares her family's escape from the war as air raid sirens sound in Ukraine during a national debate on Britain's global power.
The debate highlights Europe's civil war claims, focusing on Italy, Hungary, and Poland's roles.
Border closures between Germany and neighboring countries aim to curb coronavirus spread.
Greater Buenos Aires, home to 13 million residents, faces rampant crime as police patrol high-risk areas with limited resources and training.
Thirty-eight guests were killed by a gunman at the Imperial Marhaba Hotel in Tunisia on June 26, 2015, during a terror attack targeting tourists.
Sky News reports on the arrest of two suspects in the Christmas Eve shooting of Ellie Edwards.
Only 3% of Hyderabad's police force are women, yet they play a crucial role in tackling crime and ensuring public safety in the city.
Border officers at the U.S.-Mexico border seize $20 million worth of crystal meth hidden in produce crates after a K9 alerts them during inspections.
An extortionist known as Mr Brown threatened to blow up a Qantas flight unless he received a $500,000 ransom, leading to his capture and links to two unsolved murders.
The Baltic Sea becomes a geopolitical hotspot amid rising tensions between the EU and Russia.
A gathering for gay pride in Singapore requires participants to check in with their digital identity cards, while police monitor the event closely.
Officials from the National Archives and Records Administration, the Department of Defense, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence discuss declassification processes and public engagement during the 2023 Mandatory Declassification Review Forum.
The 40th anniversary program of the Information Security Oversight Office features discussions with former directors and honors long-time director Steven Garfinkel.
On February 24, 2022, Russian troops launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odessa, and Kharkiv with rockets.
Kabul's security measures on election day include 56 checkpoints, nearly double the usual number, as tensions rise over accusations of electoral fraud.
Desperate afghans gather at Kabul airport, rushing to escape after the Taliban's takeover.
The NSA monitors trillions of messages and is building a $1.7 billion data storage facility in Utah, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
