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Private Notes
How states have used Interpol alerts to persecute exiled dissidents and refugees across international borders.
Why a new group of radical activists in Hong Kong are calling for greater autonomy - and even independence - from China.
An investigation into a massacre reveals the lack of political will to unite the country.
We investigate allegations involving a Chinese billionaire and a controversial alternative health scheme in Africa.
People and Power goes behind the scenes with the Taliban in the Helmand province of Afghanistan.
What is the truth behind an apparent coup attempt in the Balkan state of Montenegro?
People & Power examines the impact of the far right on the French presidential elections.
People and Power investigates the recruitment by ISIL of fighters from Trinidad and Tobago.
People & Power investigates how a region of Laos is being taken over by Chinese interests with potentially disastrous consequences for the local population.
People & Power follows pro-democracy protestors in their fight against dictatorship in Belarus.
Following a group of Afghan women who have signed up to fight the Taliban.
How President Trump's opponents believe the US Constitution may prove the most effective barrier against his policies.
The astonishing inside story of how the people of Jobar, a suburb of Damascus, have defended their homes against the might of the Assad regime (1/2).
Just a couple of kilometers east of the centre of Old Damascus and some of the city's best-known ancient monuments - and just a couple more from the pompous modernistic monolith that is the Syrian presidential palace - the suburb of Jobar was once a peaceful and modestly prosperous place. It's probably most famous as the site of the 8th-century Eliyahu Hanavi Synagogue, a place of Jewish pilgrimage for centuries.
Otherwise, it was the kind of pleasant-enough area to which ordinary people gravitate when wanting to bring up their children, go about their business and get on with their lives: unassuming streets of shops, apartment blocks, offices, cafes, neighborhood schools and mosques.
Then came the Arab Spring, the Syrian uprising of 2011 and the devastating war that followed. As in other parts of the capital and the country, many residents of Jobar joined the early peaceful demonstrations against President Bashar al-Assad, seeking democratic reforms and policy changes.
People & Power investigates New Zealand's water pollution problem as regional elections gear up.
How would Estonia and its NATO allies respond should the small Baltic state be invaded by Russia?
A look at questions on diversity and incitement to violence in the UK raised in the aftermath of the Manchester bombing.
What lies behind the close relationship between the Russian Orthodox Church and President Vladimir Putin?
What are the consequences of President Trump's decision to slash US aid to international NGOs that promote abortion?
