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.
Category Archives: TV Shows
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.
Bonus edition: Football racism, Nicaragua, US Indigenous schools
Best of the week and behind the scenes.
How to stop racism in football?
UK prime minister has promised to ban from stadiums people who racially abuse footballers online.
What’s behind the US trade in exotic animals?
A new film follows baby exotic animals from cute appearances on US TV shows to often wretched conditions later on.
Guns in the United States
Why are guns so prevalent in American life and culture, and what can be done to tackle gun violence?
Will unrest derail South Africa’s Covid-19 fight?
Frontline medical teams battle through third wave as protests sweep parts of country.
Protests in Cuba: Should the government be worried?
There is growing public anger in Cuba and the government is being blamed for the economic collapse.
What will a US probe into Indigenous boarding schools uncover?
Government to study troubled legacy of forced assimilation policies.
Feeding the hungry: Who will help?
More than three-quarters of a billion people went hungry last year.
South Africa: Young women rewrite the activism script
Activists Sera Farista and Keitumetse Fatimata Moutloatse on their fight for climate justice and human rights.
Is political freedom in Nicaragua under threat?
Arrest of challengers to President Daniel Ortega amounts to concerted crackdown, rights groups warn.
Is it time to take the Taliban seriously?
Taliban fighters take territory as foreign troops withdraw from Afghanistan and peace talks stall.
Can Bitcoin help power El Salvador’s economic growth?
El Salvador does not have its own currency, making financing growth difficult as debts soar to 90 percent of GDP.
Berlin: Unapologetically rebel
We explore the German capital’s identity and dissect the city’s anti-status quo legacy.
Can there be a peaceful future for South Sudan?
Ten years after independence, the world's youngest nation struggles with political instability and humanitarian crises.
Bonus edition: Canada residential schools, Paralympics, Colombia
Best of the week and behind the scenes.