People’s tribunal for murder of journalists opens at The Hague
A collective of advocacy groups aims to raise awareness of crimes against journalists.
Category Archives: TV Shows
Will a global minimum tax rate stop corporate tax dodging?
World's biggest economies approve a 15 percent minimum rate on multinationals.
How long before India’s economy recovers?
Faye D’Souza analyses how much damage the COVID pandemic has wrought on India’s economy and where it goes from here.
Arrests and defamation: Bollywood in the dock in Modi’s India
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan and the latest case of Indian authorities taking Bollywood to task. Plus, a refugee hotline.
Pan-American Gateway to Hope
A journey into one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes.
Bankruptcy and bailouts: When will the airline industry recover?
Airlines continue to receive life support from governments, totalling $243bn since the start of the pandemic.
Should stolen African art be returned?
Institutions in the UK and France return artefacts to Nigeria and Benin following years-long campaigns.
What impact will the youth climate movement have on COP26?
World leaders face pressure to act from youth activists.
Why is white supremacy growing in the United States?
President Biden promised to confront white supremacy but past notions on race persist – and flourish – among Americans.
Sri Lanka: ‘One Country, One Law’
Minorities criticise proposed legal reforms that Sri Lanka's president says aim to heal divisions.
Is Sudan’s democratic transition doomed?
Latest military coup has ended power-sharing agreement with civilian leaders.
The future of Japan’s monarchy
The latest wedding to a non-royal strikes controversy among the Japanese public.
What next for Sudan after the coup?
Expectations of a transition to democracy have been thrown into uncertainty after Sudan's military seized power.
Forests, fire, fuel: Climate battles on Europe’s front line
We travel across Europe from fire-devastated Greece, to the plundered forests of Romania and the coalfields of Poland.
Will #EndSARS activists in Nigeria see justice?
Demonstrators continue to battle for deep reforms to tackle police brutality.
Understanding India’s COVID catastrophe
Faye D’Souza examines how India’s government performed through the coronavirus pandemic.
Are the EU and Belarus playing politics with refugees?
Belarus accused of helping migrants and refugees cross into the bloc as a retaliation against EU sanctions.
The Beirut blast probe: A tale of distrust and disinformation
Why is discourse about the investigation into the Beirut blast so polarised? And the Russian law affecting journalists.
Laura Kovesi: Is the EU doing enough to tackle financial crime?
The European Union’s first chief prosecutor discusses how the bloc protects its financial interests.
How creditors are cashing in on a G20 debt deal for poor nations
More than 40 low-income countries applied to the scheme but still ended up paying out $36.4bn.