How significant is Pope Francis’s visit to Iraq?
The pope has called for an end to acts of violence, extremism and intolerance.
Category Archives: TV Shows
The crisis in Tigray and the struggle to report the conflict
Foreign journalists are finally allowed into Tigray in Ethiopia - and their findings are shocking.
Rising seas: A failure of economics to cut greenhouse emissions
Changing the way we measure economic growth may help redress the balance between nature and exploitation of resources.
Jayanath Colombage: Can Sri Lanka’s civil war wounds heal?
Sri Lanka’s foreign secretary discusses report on 'path towards recurrence of human rights violations' in his country.
What will break the stalemate in Myanmar?
Military uses live bullets on anti-coup protesters, killing dozens.
Has free speech been cancelled?
We debate censorship, 'cancel culture' and Big Tech's role with journalists Glenn Greenwald and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.
How much sway does Trump still have over the Republican party?
Former US president has declared war on fellow Republicans who are trying to distance their party from his influence.
Is rethinking masculinity the key to gender equality in India?
A woman-led podcast explores what it means to be a man.
What is the future of the US Republican party?
Former President Donald Trump made his first speech since leaving office at Conservative Political Action Conference.
Who is responsible for Rohingya refugees rescued at sea?
Rohingya refugees have been caught up in a diplomatic dispute about who should take them in.
How is life for Palestinians facing coronavirus?
People in occupied West Bank and besieged Gaza face health crisis and economic uncertainty amid long wait for vaccines.
How is extreme poverty being measured in China?
President Xi Jinping declares victory over destitution, but critics question poverty bar and project sustainability.
Australia: The battle to get Big Tech to pay for news
A new Australian law looks to reset Big Tech’s relationship with news media.
Western Europe’s biggest oil exporter targets deep-sea mining
Norway could license companies for seabed mining by 2023 to meet demand for batteries, wind turbines and solar energy.
Claude Joseph: Is Haiti’s democracy at risk?
The Haitian foreign minister discusses his country’s ongoing political crisis.
Can PM Pashinyan survive the political crisis in Armenia?
Pashinyan has accused the army of attempted coup and is resisting calls to resign.
Can justice be served 12 years after Sri Lanka’s civil war ended?
UN's human rights chief said Sri Lankan government is failing to pursue those responsible for war crimes.
Are Iran, US headed for a new deal?
Iran wants an end to sanctions. Washington wants a say in Iran’s nukes and regional role. Can they make a deal … again?
Could COVID ‘vaccine certificates’ lead to discrimination?
Documents proving vaccination against COVID-19 pose ethical questions.
How to tackle the violence in eastern DR Congo?
The Italian ambassador to the DRC was killed in the latest attack by a rebel group in the vast country's east.