Investigation

How to Steal a Country | Storyteller

A journey into how investigative journalists uncovered the alleged corruption scandal surrounding former South African president Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family.

Palestine: Israeli troops 'deliberately' killed Al Jazeera reporter

Attorney General Akram al Khateeb said the bullet that killed Shireen Abu Akleh is a 5.56 mm round with a steel component used by NATO forces.

'Tree touching PG&E power line sparked last year's big California wildfire'

The US state's second largest ever wildfire was ignited by a tree hitting electrical distribution lines west of a dam in the Sierra Nevada, state authorities said.

UN urged to investigate war crimes in Yemen

More than 60 non-governmental groups urged the United Nations to ensure war crimes and human rights abuses in Yemen's conflict are documented and investigated to ensure accountability.

New York judge clears wrongly convicted duo in killing of Malcolm X

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has apologised on behalf of the law enforcement community for the "decades-long injustice."

Analyst who worked on Trump-Russia dossier arrested for lying to FBI

The file against Igor Danchenko is a part of an ongoing investigation into the origins of the FBI probe into Russia’s role in Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.

Juventus investigates fans who racially abused AC Milan's Mike Maignan

Some Juventus fans hurled a slew of racist insults against AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan as he was warming up ahead of the match at Juve's Allianz Stadium.

Amazon investigates corruption allegations at its unit in India

Amazon.com Inc has launched an internal investigation in India after a whistleblower alleged an employee had taken kickbacks.

Rockets fired at Kabul airport as US probes if air strike killed civilians

At least five rockets fired at Kabul airport were intercepted by US missile defence system, a US official says as US Central Command begins probe into whether civilians were killed in an air strike that destroyed a vehicle a day earlier.

Watchdog probes Ubisoft Singapore over harassment claims

The Singapore employment watchdog TAFEP launched an investigation into Ubisoft’s branch in the country after receiving "anonymous feedback containing links to media articles about allegations of workplace harassment and unfair treatment".

US Air Force: Human remains found in landing gear of flight from Kabul

Video on social media showed hundreds of people running alongside the huge craft and clambering onto it as it rolled along a runway and what appears to be at least two Afghans plummeting from an airborne C-17 transport.

Autopsy shows head blows in death of Abbas critic as UN seeks probe

Palestinian parliamentary candidate Nizar Banat was severely beaten in custody, causing his death, his relatives allege. Banat had accused Palestinian leadership of corruption and had condemned a short-lived Covid-19 vaccine exchange with Israel.