Phil Clarke Hill

4 weeks ago | cnn.com | Phil Clarke Hill

Exclusive: Inside the shadowy global networks that torture cats for profit During a months-long investigation, CNN infiltrates and exposes the shadowy global networks which promote an underground marketplace of cat torture videos, aimed at customers who get a kick out of seeing animals suffer. CNN’s Ivan Watson speaks to the online sleuths and activists fighting to dismantle these networks. Note: The Chinese government and social media platform X did not respond to CNN’s request for comment.

4 weeks ago | cnn.com | Angelica Pursley |Phil Clarke Hill

Ad Feedback Video Ad Feedback This furniture takes a decade to grow and is priced as an artwork Designer Gavin Munro and his partner Alice have perfected the art of shaping trees into furniture. Their limited pieces can take over a decade to make and are only available through an art gallery, with a price tag that reflects the time and unique processes involved.

1 month ago | cnn.com | Phil Clarke Hill

'Take the commander and kill everyone else’: Listen to intercepted Russian radio transmissions Intercepted Russian radio chatter obtained by CNN appears to correspond with drone footage showing the suspected execution of Ukrainian prisoners of war last year. The killing of surrendering Ukrainian troops is alleged by Kyiv and international experts to be part of an orchestrated Russian policy. CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh reports. 04:10 - Source: CNN This just in...

1 month ago | cnn.com | Phil Clarke Hill

Ad Feedback Video Ad Feedback ‘It’s what helps us forget the bombs’: Young girls keep skating in Gaza CNN speaks to young skaters in Gaza, who brave the bombs to skateboard amidst the rubble. The young girls share their hopes and daily struggles amidst ongoing conflict, determined to keep rolling, even when the ground beneath them is uncertain.

1 month ago | cnn.com | Phil Clarke Hill

Ad Feedback Video Ad Feedback How Russia is using social media to keep a grip on occupied Mariupol Three years after it seized control of Mariupol following a brutal 86-day siege, Russia is using a more subtle power to keep its grip on the Ukrainian port city: social media influencers.