Returning Jihadis: a Danish solution?

Deradicalising young Moslems in Denmark – is the Aarhus Model working?

• 28 mins

MH17 – A Sister’s Story

A sister’s story of loss - and hope – in the aftermath of the downing of MH17.

• 28 mins

Saving India’s Parsis

India’s Parsi population is declining. Can Parsis be persuaded to make more babies?

• 28 mins

South Africa Unplugged

Why is Africa’s biggest provider of energy unable to keep the lights on?

• 28 mins

A Mediterranean Rescue

The journeys of two African migrants, from their dramatic rescue to settling in Europe

• 28 mins

China’s Ketamine Fortress

How China has become a top maker and taker underground ketamine.

• 28 mins

Cuba on the Move

Will Grant takes a ride on Cuba's bumpy roads where change is in the air.

• 28 mins

The Harragas of Algeria

The Harragas of Algeria - young people who burn their identity papers and head to Europe.

• 28 mins

Losing Louisiana

Meet the community struggling to survive on one of the world’s fastest eroding coastlines

• 23 mins

Hodei: The Man Who Vanished

A young man disappears on a night out in Antwerp.Where did he go and how could he vanish?

• 23 mins

Paraguay’s Schoolgirl Mothers

Why are Paraguayan children so vulnerable to abuse?

• 26 mins

Yemen’s Forgotten War

The humanitarian crisis and allegations of war crimes in Yemen

• 23 mins

Inside the Tea Gardens of Assam

The working conditions for tea workers in the tea plantations of Assam

• 23 mins

Spain’s Battle for the Bull

Spain's national bullfighting association has warned that the tradition is in crisis

• 23 mins

Great Expectations: Migrants in Germany

What can migrants arriving in Germany really expect? Can the cities receiving them cope?

• 23 mins

Fighting Terror with Torture

Does harsh interrogation yield reliable intelligence in the fight against terror?

• 23 mins

The Mayor, the Migrants and France’s Far Right

Lucy Ash reports from the French city of Beziers which has become a Far-Right fortress.

• 23 mins

South Sudan: Can the World’s Youngest Country Survive?

Tim Franks asks why the world's youngest nation is falling apart

• 26 mins

Puerto Rico: The Have Nots and the Have Yachts

Why locals are leaving, and super-rich Americans are coming in the opposite direction

• 23 mins

Norway-Russia: An Arctic Friendship Under Threat

The sacking of a newspaper editor strains an old friendship between Norway and Russia

• 23 mins

The Drug Mules of the Andes

Peru's drug 'mules' - youngsters hiking cocaine from the jungle to the highlands

• 23 mins

Greece: No Place to Die

The complex business of dying in Greece where the dead are exhumed after three years

• 23 mins

Albania: Shadows of the Past

Can Albania come to terms with its past - the prisons, concrete bunkers, secret police?

• 23 mins

Robert Jones: Free at last?

How did Robert Jones spend 23 years in jail for crimes another man had been convicted of?

• 23 mins

Cambodia: Trust Me I’m Not a Doctor

How unlicensed 'doctors' are often the preferred option for basic healthcare in Cambodia

• 23 mins

Malaysia’s Runaway Children

Five school children starve to death in the Malaysian jungle. Why weren't they protected?

• 23 mins

The Battered Champions of Aleppo

The quest to find the football champions of Aleppo, now torn apart by civil war

• 23 mins

Brazil versus Sleaze

The web of corruption and scandal that has deepened Brazil's economic crisis

• 23 mins

Molenbeek Through the Looking Glass

Why has Molenbeek in Belgium been dubbed ‘jihadi-central’ and what can be done about it?

• 23 mins

The Great Tennis Fix

Have the tennis authorities done enough to investigate allegations of match fixing?

• 23 mins

Women in Love in Bangladesh

Lipika Pelham on the extraordinary story behind Bangladesh’s first same sex wedding

• 23 mins

Gaddafi and the Man with the Golden Gun

The search for the golden gun seized by rebels when Col Gaddafi was captured

• 23 mins

Trump v the Republicans: PJ O’Rourke on the Campaign Trail

PJ O’Rourke is on the trail of Donald Trump in New Hampshire

• 23 mins

Germany at the Centre of EU Migration Crisis

Chris Bowlby explores how Germany found itself at the centre of Europe's migration crisis

• 23 mins

The Christians Stranded in Thailand

The plight of Christians fleeing violence in Pakistan and seeking refuge in Thailand

• 23 mins

America’s Angry Cowboys

The growing dispute over public land between America’s rural communities and government

• 23 mins

Kidnapped in Mexico

Vladimir Hernandez gets a rare insight into the world of kidnapping in Mexico

• 23 mins

Hungary at the Cutting Edge

Maria Margaronis examines Hungary's hardline response to migration in Europe

• 23 mins

Romania: The Shepherds’ Revolt

The shepherds protesting over what they see as a threat to their traditional way of life

• 23 mins

Thai Buddhism: Monks, Mercs and Women

The rifts and sexual politics challenging Thai Buddhism and its devotees.

• 26 mins

The Panama Papers

A major investigation reveals how the world's most notorious regimes get around sanctions

• 26 mins

Norway: Parents Against the State

Norway's child protection policies are attracting sharp criticism both at home and abroad.

• 26 mins

‘Islamic State’s’ Most Wanted

The astonishing story of a group of young men who chose to resist so-called Islamic State

• 26 mins

Born Free, Killed by Hate in South Africa

The story of Pasca, a young lesbian, and how South Africa's rainbow nation failed her

• 26 mins

China's Family Planning Army

China's once hated population police are being turned into child development specialists

• 26 mins

Checkmate Me in St Louis

How the mid-western city of St Louis has become a world centre for the game of chess

• 26 mins

Ghana: The Obuasi Stand-Off

Why have illegal miners invaded three of Ghana's gold mines in recent months?

• 26 mins

Capturing South Africa

Why the Gupta family of Indian entrepreneurs are accused of 'capturing' South Africa

• 26 mins

Target: Tolo TV

Yalda Hakim on how a Kabul TV station has paid a terrible human price for its journalism

• 26 mins

Bangladesh’s Hidden Shame

A report on the alleged persecution of the indigenous peoples of Bangladesh.

• 26 mins

Honduras: After Berta

How the murder of environmentalist, Berta Caceres, is emblematic of divisions in Honduras

• 26 mins

Macedonia’s Colourful Revolution

The women prosecutors who have become the scourge of Macedonia’s political elite

• 26 mins

Sparing the Killers of Belize

The campaign against capital punishment in a small but violent country

• 26 mins

The City Giving Wine to Alcoholics

How the city of Ottawa reduces the fall-out from addiction: giving wine to alcoholics.

• 26 mins

The Battle for Barcelona

Why are residents protesting about the impact of tourism on their neighbourhoods?

• 26 mins

'Stealing Innocence' in Malawi

The men in Malawi who are hired to have sex with young girls

• 26 mins

Syria’s Secret Library

The story of the library in a besieged Syrian town providing a lifeline to its community

• 26 mins

Malawi’s Big Charity Secret

Inside one of Malawi’s biggest charities - Dapp (Development Aid for People to People)

• 26 mins

Poland's Amateur Defenders

Why are more people in Poland preparing for war?

• 26 mins

Colombia’s Forgotten Exodus

The people displaced by war in Colombia who fear they will never be able to return home.

• 26 mins

Protesting in Putin’s Russia

How Russia is dealing with dissent in the run up to elections in September

• 26 mins

Addicted in Suburbia

Heroin, opiates, and and the impact of addiction in suburban Ohio

• 26 mins

Torah and Tech in Israel

David Baker meets Israel's new breed of high-tech Haredim

• 26 mins

Fixing India’s Car Crash Capital

The people who are trying to stop the relentless road deaths in India's biggest city

• 26 mins

Basques Face the Future

What has become of Basque dreams of independence from Spain?

• 26 mins

Going Hungry in Venezuela

Vladimir Hernandez reports from Venezuela which is struggling to feed its own people

• 26 mins

Africa’s Ivory Dilemma

The conservation world remains divided over how to save the African elephant

• 26 mins

Mexico: The Town that Said ‘No’

The story of Cheran - a Mexican town that rose up against organised crime

• 26 mins

Armenia’s Daredevils

Why a group of Armenian war veterans who stormed a police station are seen as heroes

• 26 mins

'High Way' to Hell

How synthetic psychoactive drugs produced in China make their way onto Britain’s streets

• 26 mins

The Last Days of the Calais Jungle

Gavin Lee documents the tense final days of France’s notorious migrant camp

• 26 mins

Prisons for Rent in the Netherlands

There’s a shortage of criminals in the Netherlands. What are the Dutch doing about it?

• 26 mins

Cleansing Turkey

How public employees became enemy of the state in post coup Turkey

• 26 mins

Checkmate for the King of Chess?

Kirsan Ilyumzhinov - master or pawn in the great game of chess?

• 26 mins

Albania's Cannabis Boom

Investigating Albania's 'green gold'

• 26 mins

Cricket, Colour and Quotas in South Africa

Black sporting talent is still struggling to break through into South Africa's top teams

• 26 mins

India's Silent Terror

The rising tide of Hindu extremism that is gripping India

• 26 mins

Punk Art and Protest in Malaysia

Street art, punk and protest in Malaysia

• 26 mins

Britain's Hidden Homeless

There’s a crisis of homelessness in Britain

• 26 mins

Poland: Behind the Black Protests

The women and men protesting against attempts to ban all abortions in Poland

• 26 mins

Siege at the Holey Artisan Bakery

One night of terror at Dhaka's Holey Artisan Bakery in July 2016

• 26 mins

After Obama Care: Health under Trump

What will President Trump do about healthcare in the United States?

• 26 mins

The Rise of RB Leipzig

RB Leipzig, the saviour of a city or the unacceptable commercial face of football?

• 26 mins

Unarmed Black Male

Did a white US police officer break the law by shooting dead an unarmed black youth?

• 26 mins

Killing for Conservation in India

The Indian wildlife park that protects its animals by shooting suspected poachers

• 26 mins

Desperate for Meds in Egypt

A crash in the currency has left a critical lack of drugs, and left thousands desperate

• 26 mins

Greece’s Forgotten Teenagers

The plight of unaccompanied migrant children stranded in Greece

• 26 mins

Poland and the Mysterious Murder of Jola Brzeska

The Polish property scandal now being linked to a brutal and unsolved murder

• 26 mins

In Search of Henk and Ingrid

Why is liberal, tolerant Netherlands home to a major anti-immigration anti-Islamic party?

• 26 mins

The Stem Cell Hard Sell

Is enough being done to protect vulnerable people in search of a cure?

• 26 mins

Freedom and Fear in Myanmar

How the Burmese military stand accused of abusing Myanmar’s Muslims

• 26 mins

Brazil’s Modern-day Captains of the Sands

How Jorge Amado's novel about street children written 80 years ago still resonates today

• 26 mins

Hong Kong’s Secret Dwellings

The hidden lives of the thousands of people who live on industrial sites in Hong Kong

• 26 mins

Russia's Extreme Selfie Daredevils

Lucy Ash meets the young Russians taking death-defying photos in hope of internet fame

• 26 mins

Cuba’s Cancer Revolution

In a revolutionary first, one of Cuba’s cancer treatments gets a US drug trial

• 26 mins

Wives Wanted in the Faroe Islands

Men in the Faroe Islands are having to look far beyond their shores for marriage

• 26 mins

Coming Out of the Shadows in Kenya

Anne Soy meets the Kenyan activists helping intersex people take their place in society

• 26 mins

Elephants, Politics and Sri Lanka

Religiously and politically potent, Sri Lankan elephants are killing more and more human

• 26 mins

Banishing America's Bad Hombres

Lucy Ash asks how a ruthless street gang is affecting the immigration debate in the U.S.

• 26 mins