Kenya’s ‘swap and go’ electric motorbikes
Kenya’s motorbike riders are getting eco-friendly alternatives thanks to a new generation of electric vehicles.
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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.
Protests in Iran | Start Here
What has changed in Iran?
Studio of Archives: Monuments and memory in Ghana
Artist Ibrahim Mahama explores historical memories through everyday objects and giant exhibitions in Ghana.
‘Don’t call me a fake fan’
These Indian fans in Qatar are mad for Messi’s Argentina.
Georgia’s future hangs on the outcome of the war in Ukraine
How the Ukrainian war is forcing the South Caucasus nation of Georgia to choose between West and East.
A Very British Way of Torture
The story of how Britain secretly used torture in its war against Kenya's anticolonialist Mau Mau movement in the 50s.
Argentina: rap, reform and gender rights
An activist and a rapper confront violence against women and explore the country’s legacy of protest.
The World Cup Dream: Brazil
The stories of Antony and two other Brazilian footballers in pursuit of their dream of playing at the 2022 World Cup.
The Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh
Fault Lines investigates the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by Israeli military forces.
Native Nation: Voices of survival
An Indigenous American podcast team on a road trip uncover the reality of resource extraction on their sacred land.
The World Cup Dream: Spain
Three young Spanish footballers are in pursuit of their dream - to play for Spain at the Qatar World Cup 2022.
Greece’s youth revolution
Young activists in Greece take on systemic inequality, xenophobia and the far right.