André Rieu: A classical music revolutionary?
The Dutch violinist known as the 'King of Waltz' discusses how he made classical music accessible to the masses.
Category Archives: TV Shows
Has the world ignored South Sudan?
The country is facing extreme hunger, and aid agencies are warning of dire consequences.
Will another vote change the political landscape in Israel?
The governing coalition in Israel has collapsed, paving the way for a fourth election in just two years.
Will perpetrators of war crimes in Mali be held accountable?
UN investigators say there is evidence that both the military and armed groups have violated human rights.
How can a food security crisis be avoided in northern Nigeria?
A surge in attacks on farmers in the region is threatening the nation's food reserves.
Rohingya suffering ‘life-threatening and overlooked’
About 100,000 Rohingyas are being relocated by the Bangladeshi authorities to an isolated island.
Bolton: Trump ‘didn’t understand what it means to be president’
Former national security adviser says US needs to ‘get to the post-Trump era’ to avoid further damage to global power.
Will the DRC slide into renewed turmoil?
A move to scrap the governing coalition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has triggered a political crisis.
How will US President-elect Biden deal with Iran?
Incoming United States leader signals revival of 2015 nuclear deal as Tehran further reduces commitments.
Should the Dutch ‘Black Pete’ tradition be abolished?
Controversial Dutch blackface holiday figure is under renewed scrutiny.
Chile’s Mapuche people vs the State: A battle for ancestral lands
We travel to Chile to meet some of the Mapuche groups on the offensive to reclaim their culture.
How will Indian PM Narendra Modi deal with angry farmers?
Farmers demand the repeal of agricultural laws they say will benefit only private players as they protest in New Delhi.
Why has Australia and China’s relationship turned sour?
China imposes tariffs on Australian wine in latest escalation of trade and diplomatic dispute.
What will it take to end conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region?
Ethiopian government denies rejecting talks as PM launches 'final assault' on region.
Should COVID-19 vaccines be mandatory?
Drugmakers edge closer to releasing coronavirus vaccines, but some people are not willing to take the shot.
James Swan: Has the UN failed Somalia?
UNSOM’s chief discusses if the conflict in Somalia is the United Nations's biggest diplomatic failure.
Should the death penalty be abolished worldwide?
The US allows more methods for execution as 39 countries reject UN resolution on a moratorium.
How significant is Biden’s commitment to climate change?
US President-elect Joe Biden has appointed John Kerry as the first presidential climate envoy.
Can the G20 ensure global leadership in the time of COVID-19?
The virtual G20 summit has ended with a promise of fair global distribution of COVID vaccines.
Has enough been done to deal with toxic smog in New Delhi?
Severe levels of pollution look set to exacerbate the COVID-19 pandemic in India's capital.