Can Lula da Silva be president of Brazil again?
A top court rules the judge who convicted Lula da Silva in a corruption case was 'biased'.
Category Archives: TV Shows
Will rich countries lift waivers on patents for COVID vaccines?
Leaders of poorer countries say lifting waivers will secure a vaccine for their nations.
Will Israel’s fourth election produce a clear winner?
Israelis go to the polls again hoping to end the deadlock that has gripped their country for years.
Can the Olympic Games succeed without overseas fans?
Organisers of postponed Tokyo Games ban foreign spectators in a bid to reduce coronavirus risks.
Can India solve the world’s COVID-19 vaccine shortage?
A row is brewing between rich and developing countries over vaccine intellectual property.
Why is violence against Asian-Americans on the rise?
Calls for hate-crime charges after women of Asian descent killed in gun attack.
High-risk news coverage: Reporting the crackdown in Myanmar
Myanmar’s military leaders are deploying forces, both armed and digital, to stifle news coverage.
Can Mario Draghi put a stop to Italy’s economic decline?
Italy’s economy has deep-rooted issues but its new prime minister has a reputation for turning around hopeless causes.
Can China and the US mend strained diplomatic ties?
Washington and Beijing's top diplomats trade sharp rebukes at the start of talks, accusing each other of hypocrisy.
Is Narendra Modi dismantling democracy in India?
We challenge BJP spokesperson Syed Zafar Islam on India’s crackdown on dissent, and discuss the crisis in Lebanon.
Will Biden’s anti-China alliance work?
US relations with China will range from 'cooperative' to 'adversarial' - no matter what.
Is Somalia’s political process unravelling?
Impasse between federal government, opposition and state leaders over election threatens stability.
Will ‘deradicalisation’ in Sri Lanka work?
The Sri Lankan government is detaining those with what it calls 'extreme religious views' and banning the burqa.
Can the Quad effectively counter China’s influence?
Australia, India, Japan and the United States held a summit to discuss Beijing's rising power.
Meghan vs the media: A royal media rumble rocks the UK press
Behind the tabloid frenzy, the Meghan and Harry story shows deep issues around racism and access to journalism in UK.
Iraq’s Joker
A story of hope, friendship and sacrifice in pursuit of a new Iraq.
The perfect storm: Global food prices hit six-year high
Increasing demand from China, adverse weather conditions and pandemic-hit supply chains are all pushing up food prices.
Will Brazil’s Lula da Silva make a political comeback?
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva could run for 2022 presidential election after his fraud sentence was annulled.
How to stop pending famine in Yemen?
UN says millions of people in Yemen are at risk of famine and billions of dollars in aid is needed to avoid a disaster.
Will elections lead to stability in Ivory Coast?
Voters to choose new Parliament following a violent presidential election.