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Category Archives: TV Shows
Can protesters in Colombia win change?
Demonstrators urge government to tackle poverty, inequality and police repression.
Will the US do a U-turn on Afghanistan troop withdrawal?
The Taliban is taking control of more areas as Afghan soldiers flee the country.
Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam: Has diplomacy failed?
Dispute remains unresolved between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia over a giant dam built by Ethiopia on the Blue Nile.
Why populism is challenging the political elites in Latin America
From mishandling the pandemic to its overreliance on commodities, leaders are being challenged by parties on the left.
Hong Kong: Broken promises
We look at the erosion of free speech, the squeeze on civil liberties and new stringent laws in Hong Kong.
Lukas Radbruch: The process of dying
The palliative care specialist discusses whether health services worldwide lack compassion.
How to secure global sporting events?
As the return of major sporting events draws thousands of fans to stadiums, UN agencies are working to boost security.
Bonus edition: Israeli comedy, US slavery’s legacy, CCP at 100
Best of the week and behind the scenes.
Will COVID-19 vaccines divide rich and poor nations?
The African Union's COVID-19 envoy strongly criticised Europe for failing to deliver doses it promised.
Why is Trump back on the campaign trail?
After a brief absence from the public eye, the former president is holding a string of campaign rallies across the US.
Will Eswatini’s king respond to calls for democracy?
Protesters have defied curfews to demand change in Africa's last absolute monarchy.
Could fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray trigger a wider conflict?
Government forces withdraw as rebels retake Mekelle and reject unilateral ceasefire declared by the government.
Is the French political map changing?
French regional elections have dealt a serious setback for President Emmanuel Macron and rival Marine Le Pen.
Is it time for America to reckon with its slave-holding past?
Clint Smith talks about his new book “How the Word is Passed,” and how the violence of the past shapes injustice today.
How will the US protect its collaborators in Afghanistan?
Thousands of Afghans who assisted the United States are concerned for their safety as US forces prepare to withdraw.
George Floyd’s death: Has justice been served?
White former police officer Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for murdering George Floyd, a Black man.
What is behind the rise of kidnappings and abductions in Nigeria?
As the government fails to expand the economy to accommodate its growing population, youth unemployment has soared.
Iran’s new president: What’s next for the country’s media?
President-elect Ebrahim Raisi’s track record is largely off limits for discussion among Iranians.
Sliman Mansour: The art of the Palestinian resistance
The Palestinian master artist discusses art as part of the resistance movement.