The Arab world in the 1970s: Politics
The first in a two-part series on this landmark decade looks at conflicts, coups and how oil transformed economies.
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Israel’s Far Right: Impact On Palestinians
“No one is talking about a Palestinian state any more.”
Singapore’s deadly drug war
101 East investigates the Singaporean government's claims that the death penalty deters drug trafficking.
China & COVID | Start Here
What China’s COVID crisis means.
Madame White Snake: An opera troupe fights eviction in Shanghai
An opera singer fights to keep her community together when her theatre in Shanghai is slated for demolition.
An investigation into the Mossad’s activities in Turkey
Spying, secrecy, intrigue - a dark world of Israeli intelligence in Turkey, as Mossad searches for useful information.
Feeling the Game: Rwanda’s blind sports reporter
On and off the pitch, Rwandan sports reporter Leonidas’ blindness neither defines nor deters him from the job he loves.
Joy In The Traffic: Nigeria’s dancing traffic director
Traffic director Joy has a creative way to control cars and counter road rage – she dances her instructions.
Business Critical: Can Companies Inspire A Sustainable Future?
earthrise meets the business leaders disrupting the global economic system by prioritising planet as much as profit.
The far-right movement at the heart of Israel’s new government
This is why Israel’s new government is the most far-right in its history.
What to do if stranded in a car in cold weather
A survival expert has tips on trying to stay safe in that situation.
Kenya’s ‘swap and go’ electric motorbikes
Kenya’s motorbike riders are getting eco-friendly alternatives thanks to a new generation of electric vehicles.
Planetary Justice: Climate liability and nature’s legal rights
earthrise explores how the law is granting rights to nature and holding multinationals to account.
Making Her Future: A multitalented woman in Gabon
A modern, cross-national young African woman runs a portfolio of careers in Gabon and looks towards her future.
Medine, The Heritage: Preserving Mali’s history
A father-son duo attend to the old colonial Fort of Medine in Mali, preserving history and passing on a legacy.
Peru: A Divided Country
As Peru is thrown into a political crisis, these women dream of opposite futures for the country.
War in Ukraine: Living Through Conflict
“There's a sense of civic duty.”
A Stone Crusher’s Song: A Nigerian grandmother-turned-singer
A grandmother in Jos, Nigeria goes from breaking rocks for a living to rocking social media with her song.
World Cup 2022: The Scorecard
“I’ve been blown away by the atmosphere.”
Is Sámi culture at risk from responses to climate change?
How the Sami peoples of Europe's far north are fighting to preserve their ancient way of life amidst global warming.