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Coronation Park, a notorious camp outside Johannesburg, has become home to some of the hardest hit white South Africans facing extreme poverty and hunger.
Mauritania's Imraguen people adapt to a nomadic life between the Atlantic and Sahara.
Alberto 'Chino' Carias, a former criminal turned government official, exemplifies the complex legacy of the Tupamaros in Caracas amid Venezuela's economic collapse.
Life in the Andes is portrayed through the resilience and political engagement of Latinos, reflecting on South America's historical challenges and current struggles.
Chris, a member of a polygamous community in Utah, faces legal challenges and personal conflicts as he pursues his dream of a family with four wives and fifty children.
Colin Kaepernick's decision to take the knee during the national anthem in 2016 sparked significant backlash and cost him his career in the NFL.
Over 3 million pounds in debt led to a creditors meeting for a collapsed construction business, revealing the emotional toll of insolvency.
$62 million changed David's life overnight, transforming him from a working-class mechanic in Nebraska to a millionaire with a lavish lifestyle.
20 million people live in Beijing, with many like 32-year-old Gavin struggling to find a partner in a society where being single is frowned upon.
Britain's Asian community stands strong against far-right violence from 1976 to 1981.
In Western Australia, Irish police recruits Martin and Neve navigate the challenges of adjusting to a new life and policing environment far from home.
In 2001 Toronto, a series of crimes targeting homeless individuals culminates in the murder of a local man known as Santa Claus.
In London, journalist Alex Bedford explores the lives of young, affluent women entering high-end escorting to support their luxurious lifestyles amidst changing perceptions of sex work.
A 15-minute phone call connects Graceson with his daughter, revealing the emotional challenges of reestablishing family ties after prison.
A quarter was thrown on the table to buy milk after a father returned from a failed attempt to earn money during the Great Depression.
Madagascar's bourbon vanilla trade, valued at up to 700 euros per kilogram, has ignited fierce competition and crime, impacting local farmers and the global market.
Seventy-two people died in the Grenfell Tower fire on June 14, 2017, as flames engulfed the building within 20 minutes of the initial outbreak.
A woman in Columbus, Ohio, admits to using drugs an hour before being questioned by police officers while struggling on the street.
Chavez's socialist vision transforms Venezuela, providing hope to the poor in Caracas.
A young girl's family in Buenos Aires scavenges cardboard to survive in poverty.
Every hour, a super yacht consumes almost 500 liters of diesel, contributing to a disproportionate carbon footprint among the 6,000 such vessels worldwide.
Minimalism and the "less is more" philosophy are gaining traction in Europe as alternatives to materialism, prompting debates on social equity and environmental sustainability.
Interviews with policy advisers and the experiences of four teachers highlight the challenges facing the U.S. educational system today.
China has over 1,000 overseas military bases, a fact that raises concerns about its growing influence as it becomes the world's largest economy.
Gold mining in the Amazon rainforest of Bolivia leads to severe deforestation and mercury poisoning, impacting local communities in Potosí and La Paz.
In the District of Mackenzie, communities like Hay River and Yellowknife experience economic growth through modern technology in mining and lumber industries.
In Sheffield's Page Hall, one of Britain's largest Muslim communities, families share their experiences of cultural traditions, identity, and integration over generations.
In a social experiment, 18 participants, including a proud feminist and an alpha male, are handcuffed together 24/7 for a chance to win £100,000.
In Naples, the Camorra's pervasive influence shapes daily life, as a special police force known as 'les Falchi' works to combat organized crime and restore safety.
75% of Americans live close to the coast, facing increasing threats from hurricanes and rising sea levels due to climate change.
In the crowded streets of Manila, volunteer firefighters confront devastating fires, serving as the crucial first responders in their communities.
In the California desert, Slab City serves as a unique community for 300 to 2,000 residents who live rent-free with minimal utilities and access to the internet.
In Silicon Valley, artist Grayson Perry examines the implications of AI and robotics on humanity, engaging with tech innovators and skeptics alike.
The Thyssens highlight a legacy of heavy industry and art intertwined with scandal.
Working-class families across the United States, including Emilia, DJ, and Takita, confront economic insecurity through low wages, healthcare costs, and debt.
China's rapid ascent as a global technology leader is examined through its high-profile companies, innovation strategies, and the implications for the world economy.
Young black men are 21 times more likely to be killed by police than white men of the same age, according to data presented in the film.
Donald Marshall Jr. served 11 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of murder at the age of 17 in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
A knife attack in Manchester leaves a teenage gang member fatally wounded, marking a significant moment in the city's long history of gang violence.
More than 1,000 Afghan refugees are housed in luxury hotels along the Albanian coast, avoiding overcrowded camps.
More than 1 million people have left Detroit since 1960, contributing to thousands of abandoned buildings across the city.
After 30 years abroad, a South African emigrant returns to her homeland, confronting the lasting scars of apartheid and the current state of the nation.
More than a third of the population in some areas of Mount Druitt lives in public housing, facing daily struggles with unemployment and rising living costs.
San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia, operates under inmate control, where violent offenders like Victor Hugo Mendoza enforce a brutal hierarchy, and women and children live in dire conditions among dangerous criminals.
Up to 300 vehicles are cleaned every hour at Mr. Wash in Stuttgart, the world's largest car wash, which operates on a 15,000-square-meter site.
Belmarsh Prison in southeast London houses some of the UK's most dangerous inmates, showcasing the daily life and security measures within this high-security facility.
Nine years pass as a family from Montreal struggles to farm wheat in the Canadian West, facing severe drought and economic hardship during the Great Depression.
Fifty thousand people live in the entire county where artists and everyday Americans share their views on art and its role in their lives.
