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Climate Denialism: Can we stop it?
“Be careful what you hear.”
We Had a Dream
A look at racial divides and the struggle for political representation of minority groups in the United States.
Mapuche Teen Rap Queen: Chile’s Indigenous Gen Z
A teen rapper in Chile joins a festival in Mapuche territory to connect with her native roots and highlight injustice.
Flashpoint: China and Taiwan
101 East investigates rising tensions between China and Taiwan.
The Women of Standing Rock: Fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline
At the Standing Rock protests, Indigenous American women united to protect their land and water.
Toxic foam blankets India’s sacred Yamuna river
New Delhi’s Yamuna River is covered with toxic foam.
The Trouble with Taiwan | Start Here
Why China and the US are at odds over Taiwan
Blood on our Side: Mexico’s Forensic Investigators
Under inspection, a forensic investigator leads her unit to crime scenes in one of Mexico’s most violent cities.
Britain’s True Colours?
An exploration of how COVID-19's disproportionate effect on Britain’s minorities links to racism and neoliberalism.
The People vs Agent Orange
Two heroic women battle to hold manufacturers to account and end the use of highly toxic 'Agent Orange' today.
Canada’s Residential School Legacy
“The most notorious of the supervisors molested countless boys. It was sexually very depraving.”
Anote’s Ark: The sinking islands of Kiribati
The president of a sinking Pacific island nation became a leading voice in global climate change diplomacy.
Crisis … What Crisis?
Why have governments so far failed to take the tough but necessary action required to tackle global warming?
The Sudan Coup | Start Here
What is behind the military coup in Sudan?
The Story of Al Jazeera: A Unique Path
A film marking Al Jazeera's 25th anniversary, from its modest beginnings to becoming an international broadcaster.
Capturing Change: Australia’s Black Summer Warning
Matthew Abbott’s photos of Australia’s catastrophic bushfires serve as a warning to the world.
COP26: What’s at stake?
Can states reach a radical new deal?
Senegal’s Pink Lake
Lake Retba helps tourism and its salt drives Senegal's economy, but there are environmental risks to its future.
Exit Honduras: A climate in crisis
Fault Lines reports from Honduras on how climate change is upending lives and increasing migration.