Women Make Science: Robogal

One of the world's leading tech developers is creating a new generation of robots to help people with everyday tasks.

Science & Technology, Women

Women Make Science: Greece's Dolphin Sanctuary

A team of scientists is building a sanctuary in Greece for dolphins released from captivity, the first of its kind.

Environment, Oceans, Wild Animals

Women Make Science: From the Lab to Lake Victoria

In Kenya, a biological scientist works with local women to tackle climate issues and restore Lake Victoria's ecosystem.

Environment, Kenya, Climate Change

Dataland: The evolution of artificial intelligence and big data

From Ireland's 'smart cities' to China's dystopian social credit system, artificial intelligence is changing our lives.

AI, Data

Women Make Science: Ecuador's Hidden Treasure

Scientists work to protect Ecuador's endangered spider monkeys while supporting local women.

Ecuador, Environment, Science

In Search of India's Soul: From Mughals to Modi

A journalist explores political and religious tensions in his mother country.

India, Religion, Narendra Modi

Latin America: A giant in turmoil

A former Chilean presidential candidate explores the demise of the political left across Latin America.

Latin America

Surviving the 'swallow,' DR Congo's train of death

Thousands cram onto roofs and narrow spaces between wagons of a 50-year old train, risking severed limbs and death.

Poverty & Development, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa

Pre-Crime: Has Minority Report-style Policing Become a Reality?

Police are using technology and data to predict behaviour and prevent crime - but are innocent people being targeted?

Privacy & Surveillance, United States, Crime

Mongolia: The nomads risking it all

Mongolian herders shift their entire lives across frozen rivers and through 2,000 metre-high mountain passes.

Environment, Mongolia, Asia

The Men Who Stole the World: Inside the 2008 Financial Crisis

A look at how top executives on Wall Street helped trigger a global financial crisis - and how it may happen again.

Business & Economy, United States, Wall Street

Naila and the Uprising: The women who drove the First Intifada

How Palestinian women and their families played central roles in the first Palestinian uprising of the late 1980s.

Gaza, Palestine, Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Exiled: The Roots of Myanmar's Persecution of the Rohingya

Insight into the harrowing experiences faced by Myanmar's Rohingya at the hands of the military and Buddhist factions.

Rohingya, Myanmar, Human Rights

Jamal Khashoggi: Murder in a Saudi Consulate

We retrace the events leading up to and after the Saudi journalist's death, a year after he was murdered in Istanbul.

Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi Arabia, Media

Meaza Ashenafi: Judging Ethiopia's Future

Meet Ethiopia's first female chief justice as she takes on the challenges of transforming the country's judicial system.

Women's Rights, Ethiopia, Law

A Rock and a Hard Place: What is it like to live In Jerusalem?

Jerusalemites of three faiths share their life stories and thoughts on the city's past, present and future.

Jerusalem, Palestine, Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Egypt's Morsi: The Final Hours

An investigation into the behind-the-scenes turmoil during the final days of Mohamed Morsi's presidency.

Mohamed Morsi, Egypt, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

Crimea: Russia's Dark Secret

A harrowing look at killings and kidnappings undertaken by Russia to scare off Crimea's Muslim Tatars.

Russia, Crimea, Human Rights

Shelter: America's Homeless Veterans

After years of waging war overseas, US veterans returning to civilian life struggle with PTSD, homelessness, addiction.

PTSD, United States, US & Canada

Peace and War: The View from Russia

A look at the motivations behind Russia's foreign policy explained by the people who help shape the Kremlin's ideology.

Vladimir Putin, Russia, Crimea

The Fight for Amazonia

From the heart of the Amazon jungle comes a three-part series examining the strides being made to save the world's most endangered rainforest.