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China's new Xinjiang cotton regulation enhances state control over land and labor, raising concerns about forced labor and indigenous rights amid traceability measures.
Children in earthquake-hit Venezuela face severe trauma, displacement, and malnutrition as humanitarian aid struggles to meet their needs in weakened state systems.
A key lieutenant in the Kinahan cartel, an Irish organized crime group, has been publicly identified playing competitive padel in Dubai, despite being sanctione...
At least 1,719 people are confirmed dead following two powerful earthquakes that struck northwestern Venezuela last week, with officials warning the toll could...
The article discusses methods for tracking and reporting wildfire damage using open-source tools and satellite imagery. It highlights the work of Galen, an Inve...
Venezuela’s northern coast is grappling with the aftermath of deadly earthquakes that struck in late June, leaving thousands dead and forcing authorities to man...
Bellingcat and The Press trace LeakedBB, a forum for non‑consensual sexual images, to Christchurch‑based crypto entrepreneur Jitendra Maharaj, amid a Boston coach’s extortion case.
The first confirmed footage of Shahed-type drones being used in Mali has been geolocated by Bellingcat, providing open-source evidence of their deployment in th...
Betting markets saw over $14 billion in World Cup wagers, with 1% of traders winning 86% of profits. Analysis highlights uneven distribution and regulatory concerns.
New UAE immigration records reveal Christopher Kinahan Jr, son of cartel boss Christy Kinahan, had his Dubai residence permit renewed despite being a sanctioned fugitive with a $5M US bounty.
New satellite imagery documents over five miles of Border Patrol road construction in Big Bend National Park, raising environmental and access concerns despite paused work.
A sanctioned Russian vessel, Patria, has been repeatedly traversing West African ports since March, prompting scrutiny over potential illicit activities despite unclear cargo details.
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