Could Tunisia fall under a new dictatorship?
Warnings of authoritarianism after president sacked ministers and froze parliament.
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Is India at war with journalism?
Spyware scandal and government raids on media outlets have Indian journalists worried about press freedom.
Turmoil in Tunisia: Is democracy at risk?
President sacks prime minister and freezes parliament after anti-government protests.
UK: Structures of power and systems of exclusion
Community activist Temi Mwale and political activist Athian Akec are on a mission to end youth violence in the UK.
What’s being done to protect Afghans who helped foreign forces?
Translators and contractors in Afghanistan fear the resurgent Taliban as US and NATO troops leave.
Why has COVID-19 taken hold in Indonesia?
New infections and deaths skyrocket as volunteers fill gaps in medical care.
Beyond tourism, who will dominate the $1 trillion space economy?
Space tourism will be worth $8bn by 2030, but that's a fraction of today's $350bn space industry.
Pegasus Project: Malware used against journalists and dissidents
The global epidemic of surveillance using malicious spyware. Plus, Bild’s battle for political influence in Germany.
Abdullah Abdullah: Can Afghanistan move ahead without US troops?
The High Council for National Reconciliation’s chief discusses if trust has been built after months of negotiations.
World Heritage Sites: How are they selected?
UNESCO is considering 17 cultural and natural sites to add to its Heritage list.
Bonus edition: Slavery reparations, cartel wars, aerial photos
Best of the week and behind the scenes.
Is US politics more toxic today than it was 50 years ago?
Veteran journalist Chris Matthews reflects on politics, American style.
How vulnerable are we to spying technology?
Journalists, activists and even world leaders may have been targeted by Israeli firm NSO's Pegasus spyware.
How will China face hacking accusations?
The US and a number of its Western allies blame China for an alleged cyberattack.
Where is Ethiopia’s Tigray war headed?
In this episode, we also discuss Europe's flooding crisis and Mexico's drug war.
Lebanon: Can youth bring about radical reform?
Youth leader Karim Safieddine and journalist Azza el-Masri on ways out of Lebanon’s economic and political crises.
Can slavery reparations dismantle systemic racism?
UN says reparations needed to achieve more progress in fight for racial justice.
How should we adapt to extreme weather caused by climate change?
Scientists warn wildfires, floods and heatwaves are becoming the norm.
Cuba: Protesters move from social media to the streets
Cuban government imposes internet blackouts and jams communications. Also, the rise of socially conscious sports stars.
How the conflict in Tigray is fraying Ethiopia’s finances
The conflict in the north has cost $2.5bn, the dollar has sunk and international investors are staying away.