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2,300 babies were abandoned in Russia in 2018, prompting a look at the lives of six individuals from different generations across the country.
Eight-year-old Moseika guards his family's livestock at night before embarking on a 10-kilometer trek through the savanna to reach school.
Kay Rice and her family have lived in four different places in just over a year while struggling to find stable work and affordable housing.
Amsterdam, London, and New York shape the global economy through their rich histories and urban designs.
1,550 prisoners are incarcerated at the Northeast Correctional Center in Bowling Green, Missouri, where daily life is marked by strict routines and security measures.
A group of Black Pullman workers organized to fight for better wages and conditions, leaving a lasting impact on the American labor movement and civil rights.
A fourth Industrial Revolution is underway, driven by technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics, which could disrupt traditional job markets.
In Melbourne, the Adass Jewish community maintains its centuries-old traditions and values, resisting modern influences in a multicultural society.
Emilia has applied for more than four dozen jobs in two months while struggling to keep her house and manage increasing credit card debt.
Every four years, Americans participate in a ritual of voting for president, yet unelected financial firms wield significant influence over political outcomes.
On May 22, 1924, the body of 14-year-old Bobby Franks was discovered in a culvert after he was kidnapped and murdered by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb.
Thirty thousand dollars Australian per week is the rental price for a holiday home overlooking the Pacific, contrasting sharply with the living conditions of Aboriginal Australians.
Jesse, a 14-year-old boy, sells palm sweets for two reais while risking his life alongside fast-moving ferries on the Tajapuru River in Brazil.
Las Vegas has a population of 1.3 million, where the allure of the Strip contrasts sharply with the struggles of those living in poverty and addiction.
Juvenile psychiatry in America faces a critical lack of mental health care, as illustrated by the experiences of emotionally disturbed youth in institutions like Eastern State School and Elan School.
Skull and Bones accepts 15 members yearly, including George Bush and his father.
Loneliness among young people is explored through the experiences of four individuals-Ellen, Lilli, Vanelynn, and Gordon-each facing unique challenges in Germany.
As of 2010, between $21 trillion and $32 trillion in private wealth was held in offshore tax havens, contributing to the growing wealth gap.
62 million dollars can change a life overnight, but a third of lottery winners face financial ruin within a few years.
Tuam reveals an unimaginable story of 800 children buried in a hidden mass grave in Ireland.
In 1931, Chicago lost an estimated $2 million in wages each day, contributing to the conditions that allowed fascist regimes to rise in Europe.
A young woman spends her 18th birthday homeless on the streets, living under an overturned couch in America.
22 years ago, Nikki Weeler was one of the Romanian orphans whose plight shocked the world.
A man spent 11 months and four days in jail because he could not afford the $7,500 cash bail set after his arrest.
Germany generates around 1.8 million tons of electronic scrap each year, with old devices often discarded despite their potential value as raw materials.
Hayley Jones was murdered by her partner Brian Lewis after he became convinced that her increased Facebook activity indicated infidelity following her change of relationship status.
A 328-meter tall luxury hotel in Huaxi, China, mirrors the height of Beijing's tallest skyscraper and symbolizes the village's rapid economic growth.
Slab City is depicted as the last free place in America, where community thrives over Desert Coffee.
Eight to ten hours is the time it takes for truck driver Yakou to navigate the dangerous roads connecting remote villages in Ivory Coast.
Rahova Prison, Romania's second largest facility, houses 1,400 inmates, including murderers and human traffickers, under strict security measures and harsh conditions.
Incestuous sexual abuse within families in America affects at least 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 7 boys, perpetuated by secrecy and manipulation.
More than 20 years of homeless encampments in Indianapolis face police intervention and city efforts to clear the area under a bridge.
Over 80,000 children in the UK live in temporary housing, with many facing eviction and homelessness amid a severe housing crisis.
The actions of Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs during the financial crisis highlight a pattern of greed that led to global economic instability and widespread unemployment.
Papua New Guinea has one of the highest crime rates in the world, with 80% of the population living below the poverty line.
Adam Pearson, who has neurofibromatosis type 1, investigates the prevalence and societal perceptions of disability hate crime in the UK.
On October 10, 1871, nearly 300 people died and a third of Chicago's population became homeless due to the Great Chicago Fire.
Eleanor Janega explores the extravagant lifestyles of medieval nobility at Hedingham Castle, a well-preserved Norman keep in Essex, England.
In 2019, the wealth of the super-rich increased by an average of 6% annually, even as one in seven Americans relied on food stamps.
Every spring, nearly 200 tons of Yarsagumba are harvested in the Himalayas, generating a turnover of €5 billion in the global market.
$300 a month is the rent Hilton and Diana pay to live in a shared garage in a Silicon Valley trailer park while struggling to make ends meet.
The Oligarch's Wife reveals the life of a hunted Russian billionaire and his wife, Countess Tolstoy.
Around 600 millionaires live in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where 70% of the population survives on less than one dollar a day.
China generates over 200 billionaires a year, reflecting its rapid economic growth and the challenges faced by its wealthy elite under government scrutiny.
In the Amazonas region of Brazil, children like ten-year-old Alice navigate dangerous lakes and rivers to attend school, highlighting their struggle for education and a better future.
A whole round trip around Nauru takes just over 15 minutes, as the tiny island measures only 21 square kilometers in size.
In Rajasthan, the Marwari horse breed, once nearly extinct, now has only about 500 specimens remaining, thanks to the efforts of dedicated horsemen.
Between 1904 and 1908, more than 880,000 Herero and Nama were systematically killed by German soldiers during the first genocide of the 20th century.
