Princess Beatrice promotes UAE bank amid royal scrutiny
Princess Beatrice has raised eyebrows by promoting a UAE bank's new London branch, amid ongoing scrutiny of her father Prince Andrew's ties to the Middle East.
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Colombian Army Aids Migrant Smugglers in Shocking Footage
Explosive video reveals Colombian soldiers aiding human smugglers in transporting migrants to the US, raising serious concerns over corruption and border security.
Cambodia, Thailand to repatriate nationals from Malaysia
Cambodia and Thailand are set to bring back their citizens detained in Malaysia following a major human trafficking operation. The move highlights ongoing regional efforts to combat illegal migration and exploitation.
Chloe Ayling's Kidnapping: BBC Doc Reveals Shocking Details
A gripping BBC documentary uncovers the harrowing kidnapping of British model Chloe Ayling in Italy, exposing the dark underworld of human trafficking.
Yemeni migrants risk death to reach Europe via Saudi Arabia
Thousands of Yemeni migrants risk their lives crossing war-torn regions and treacherous terrains in hopes of reaching Europe, facing exploitation and deadly conditions along the way.
49 African migrants drown in Yemen shipwreck
At least 49 African migrants drowned when their overcrowded boat capsized near Yemen, highlighting the ongoing peril of irregular migration routes.
Gangs advertise illegal Channel crossings online
Criminal gangs in Britain are brazenly advertising illegal migrant Channel crossings online, with offenders now facing up to five years in prison under new laws.
Myanmar-China crackdown on human trafficking in Yangon
Authorities in Myanmar and China have dismantled a major human trafficking network operating in Yangon, rescuing victims and arresting key suspects.
UK businessman faces life sentence in Dubai
The family of Ryan Cornelius, a British businessman imprisoned in Dubai for 15 years, is pleading with the UK Foreign Office to secure his release amid concerns over his deteriorating health and alleged unfair trial.
13-year sentence for Essex lorry deaths driver
Maurice Robinson has been sentenced to 13 years and four months in prison for his role in the tragic deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants found in a lorry in Essex. The case highlights the dangers of human trafficking and the harsh penalties for those involve
International Aid Intensifies for Gaza Crisis
Global humanitarian organisations ramp up aid deliveries to Gaza as the conflict worsens, with the UK, UAE, and Jordan leading support efforts.
Michigan human trafficking suspect arrested
A Michigan man faces serious charges after a woman escaped captivity, revealing a harrowing human trafficking operation. Authorities are now investigating further potential victims.
Alabama child sex ring busted in underground bunker
Authorities in Alabama have dismantled a horrific child sex ring operating from an underground bunker, rescuing multiple victims and arresting suspects linked to the depraved network.
Lorry driver in migrant deaths case freed early
A lorry driver involved with ruthless human traffickers connected to the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants has been freed after serving just half of his seven-year sentence.
Pogačar's explosive Tour de France comments spark excitement
Slovenian cycling star Tadej Pogačar makes bold statements before the Tour de France, hinting at an aggressive strategy against rival Jonas Vingegaard.
Schengen visas now available in UAE
Residents of the UAE can now apply for Schengen visas in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, streamlining travel to Europe's border-free zone.
Channel migrant smugglers named and shamed
The UK government has publicly named and shamed migrant smugglers operating in the English Channel. Discover the full list of criminals and the latest crackdown efforts.
Gangs sell fake UK care jobs in £15k visa scam
Organised crime groups are abusing UK visa schemes by offering fake care worker jobs to migrants, charging up to £15,000 per person in an elaborate scam.
UK sanctions on smugglers: effective or empty gesture?
The UK government has unveiled plans to impose sanctions on people smugglers, but experts question whether these measures will have any real impact on the ongoing crisis.
Experts: Starmer's smuggler sanctions plan unworkable
Labour leader Keir Starmer's proposal to impose sanctions on human traffickers has been met with scepticism by migration experts, who argue the plan is unrealistic and lacks detail.
UK considers tougher sanctions on Channel people smugglers
Labour's David Lammy calls for stronger measures against human trafficking as Channel crossings continue. Will new sanctions make a difference?
Pogačar targets Tour de France glory in final week
Slovenian cycling sensation Tadej Pogačar is gearing up for a thrilling final week at the Tour de France, as he battles to reclaim the yellow jersey. Read more on his strategy and rivals.
Mexican Cartels Kidnap Thousands for Forced Labour
Mexican drug cartels are abducting thousands of people, including children, to work as forced labour in illegal industries, reveals a disturbing new report. Victims endure brutal conditions in cannabis farms, construction, and even fast-food outlets.
Pogačar dominates Tour de France Stage 14
Tadej Pogačar showcased his dominance in the Tour de France with a breathtaking solo victory on Stage 14, extending his lead in the yellow jersey race.
FBI raids California surrogacy agency in trafficking probe
Federal agents storm a Los Angeles surrogacy firm amid allegations of exploiting vulnerable women in a global human trafficking scheme.
People smugglers jailed for packing migrants into trailers
A gang of people smugglers has been sentenced to prison after cramming migrants into five trailers in a dangerous operation. Read the full details of this shocking case.
Pogačar storms to Tour de France lead with Hautacam victory
Slovenian cycling sensation Tadej Pogačar delivered a masterclass on Stage 12 of the Tour de France, crushing the competition with a brutal ascent of Hautacam to reclaim the yellow jersey.
Pogačar dominates Tour de France stage
Slovenian cycling sensation Tadej Pogačar delivered a masterclass in the latest Tour de France stage, solidifying his status as a top contender for the yellow jersey.
Chinese gangs use Telegram to target victims in Myanmar, Thailand
Chinese gangs are using Telegram to lure victims into scams from Myanmar and Thailand, with Bangkok becoming a hotspot for these illegal operations.
UK businessman gets 20-year Dubai sentence
Ryan Cornelius, a UK businessman, has been sentenced to 20 years in a Dubai prison amid allegations of financial misconduct. Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy urges the UK government to reassess sanctions policies to protect British nationals abroad.
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