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The largest immigration crackdown in US history is tearing Minneapolis apart. Following two fatal shootings of anti-ICE protestors Dateline heads to the city to meet those caught up in the crisis.

Dateline travels to Nepal to meet the Gen Z activists behind the uprising that toppled the government, and left 76 people dead and over two-thousand injured. What's next for the Himalayan nation?

Dateline travels to Vienna where fifty percent of the population is eligible for affordable and secure rent through social housing. What can Australia learn from Europe's largest landlord?

A new generation of young women in South Africa known as 'slay queens' is monetising dating, and inspiring others to do the same. Behind the glitz Dateline uncovers the dangerous reality.

Glasgow prided itself as the UK's most friendly city for asylum seekers. But now, facing a housing emergency, far-right politics is on the rise, stoking divisions in this once welcoming city.

After U.S. intervention in Venezuela, Colombia was warned it could be next. Dateline investigates plans to uproot cocaine crops and meets farmers in a deadly drug war.

Struggling to adapt to life in the South, many North Korean defectors turn to matchmaking services seeking security through marriage. But these agencies have faced criticism for promoting patriarchy.

This deeply Catholic nation is facing a monogamy crisis, with divorce rates rising and many separations caused by infidelity. Dateline joins private detectives helping Peruvians uncover the truth.

Adam Liaw goes inside Changi Prison. With rare access to the maximum-security wing reserved for those convicted of the most serious offences, Dateline investigates Singapore's tough stance on crime.

With 37 million tourists flocking to Greece each year, Dateline investigates the price of mass tourism as locals fear the iconic landscape is being pushed to its limit.

Dateline follows a helicopter rescue team delivering urgent medical care across Papua New Guinea with severe medicine and doctor shortages.

In the predominantly Catholic nation of the Philippines demand for exorcisms is booming. Priests say they're fighting a spiritual war, but health professionals warn vulnerable people risk misdiagnosis.

Curaçao is the smallest nation ever to qualify for the FIFA World Cup. How did this tiny Caribbean island pull it off? And what will it mean for the nation's identity and colonial connections.

Russian drones are targeting Ukrainian civilians in what's become known as a 'human safari'. Residents of Kherson now live under anti-drone nets, constant surveillance, and the daily threat of attack.

A new generation of influencers is promoting extreme thinness to millions online. Dateline investigates the growing trend and meets the families taking on Big Tech.

With the Philippines' ex-President set to face a landmark trial for crimes against humanity, Dateline investigates the legacy of Duterte's controversial war on drugs. Will history repeat itself?

A geriatric crimewave is gripping Japan as seniors struggle with the cost of living and resort to theft. With prisons offering safety and community, are they becoming a grim substitute for aged care?

Dateline reports from Cuba where a US fuel and economic blockade is crippling the country. With food, water and power supplies running out, do Cubans blame President Trump or their own government?