Are workers back in the driving seat?

Have recent economic upheavals given workers more leverage?

• 49 mins

The appeal of the French far-right

What’s behind the surge in support for far-right candidates for the French presidency?

• 49 mins

Sweden’s hardening stance on immigration

For decades Sweden has welcomed refugees and other immigrants. Is that approach now over?

• 49 mins

Ukraine war impact on climate pledges

Europe is scrambling to replace Russia fossil fuels. What does it mean for the climate?

• 49 mins

North Korea spooks its neighbours

South Korea and Japan consider their next moves as Pyongyang tests new missile technology

• 49 mins

What is the 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory?

Is the far-right conspiracy theory going global?

• 49 mins

How do we stop high inflation?

Rising prices are wreaking havoc, but there are no easy solutions

• 49 mins

China v the West in the Pacific

Beijing hopes to increase trade and security ties with Pacific island nations

• 49 mins

The rocky road ahead for Boris Johnson

Britain’s PM narrowly wins a confidence vote. But how much longer can he hang on?

• 49 mins

The repatriation of precious artefacts

Is it time for major museums to return items they’ve acquired from around the world?

• 49 mins

From rebel to president: Colombia’s new leftist leader

Gustavo Petro has big plans for the economy, the war on drugs and relations with the US

• 49 mins

Afghanistan's challenges after US withdrawal

Should the West work with the Taliban to help the Afghan people?

• 49 mins

How the Supreme Court is reshaping the US

There have already been major rulings on abortion and the environment. What’s next?

• 49 mins

A new phase in the Covid pandemic

The WHO says the pandemic is “nowhere near over”, so what does the new normal look like?

• 49 mins

Can our cities survive climate change?

Countering the impacts of extreme heat, flooding, storm surges, droughts and fires

• 49 mins

Bolsonaro v Lula: The race to lead Brazil

Jair Bolsonaro and Lula are the frontrunners in the race to be Brazil’s next president

• 49 mins

Italy’s right-wing nationalists on the rise

Brothers of Italy party set to do well in upcoming elections

• 49 mins

Is the US getting serious about climate change?

The Senate passes the biggest package of climate change measures in US history

• 49 mins

Salman Rushdie and the fatwa

The story of how Salman Rushdie’s novel The Satanic Verses led to a call for his killing

• 49 mins

Nasa's plan to go back to the Moon

Nasa’s Artemis programme aims to return humans to the lunar surface

• 49 mins

Are sanctions on Russia working?

It’s been 6 months since the West imposed sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine

• 48 mins

Boris Johnson is out, Liz Truss is in

Who is Britain’s new Prime Minister and what challenges does she face?

• 49 mins

What next for the Commonwealth?

What does the Queen’s death mean for the Commonwealth?

• 49 mins

What should we make of Russia’s nuclear threats?

The US warns of “catastrophic consequences” if Russia uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine

• 49 mins

Xi Jinping’s plan for China

The Chinese president could become leader for life

• 49 mins

What is economic growth and why does it matter?

The IMF has downgraded global growth forecasts warning “the worst is yet to come”

• 49 mins

What caused the turmoil in British politics?

After the resignation of Liz Truss the UK is getting its third prime minister this year

• 49 mins

Why the US midterm elections matter

US Public Radio correspondents explore the big issues facing voters on November 8th

• 49 mins

Daunting challenges for UN climate conference

Delegates are gathering in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, for the COP27 UN climate conference

• 48 mins

Russia, France and the battle for influence in West Africa

As France ends its anti-jihadist military operation in the Sahel, is Russia moving in?

• 48 mins

War and starvation - Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict

Can a recently signed truce between Ethiopia and Tigray lead to lasting peace?

• 49 mins

Is India ready to become the world's most populous country?

We examine how India will cope as it overtakes China to have the most people in the world

• 49 mins

Qatar’s World Cup gamble

The Gulf state is hosting the most expensive football World Cup ever

• 49 mins

Are protests changing Iran?

How worried is Iran’s government about ongoing protests?

• 48 mins

A tough winter for Ukraine as Russia exploits the cold

Ukrainians face a tough winter as Russia targets its infrastructure

• 49 mins

Andrew Tate: Why is misogyny so popular online?

We explore how and why young men are consuming misogynistic content on the internet

• 49 mins

Prince Harry: Dealing with grief in the public eye

What does his experience of grief reveal about family, society, the media and privilege?

• 49 mins

Has Germany been holding back the war effort in Ukraine?

Germany, 'pacifism' and the war in Ukraine.

• 49 mins

Is it getting any easier for women in politics?

Only 26% of the world's politicians are female - so what barriers do women face?

• 48 mins

Why is violence escalating between Israelis and Palestinians?

Israel and the occupied West Bank are gripped by the deadliest bloodshed in years

• 49 mins

How do you stop police brutality?

Is reform possible or is a more radical rethink needed?

• 49 mins

Can Lula fix the Amazon?

Brazil’s President Lula has pledged zero deforestation by 2030 but how realistic is it?

• 49 mins

What does the future hold for President Erdoğan?

Could Turkey’s response have been stronger and quicker?

• 49 mins

What will China’s declining population mean for the world?

China's population is shrinking - and fast. What might the impact be?

• 49 mins

Will the Windsor Framework finally get Brexit done?

The UK and the EU call it a breakthrough but is it a solution for Northern Ireland?

• 49 mins

Is the asylum system broken?

With millions displaced around the world, how do we create a better asylum system?

• 48 mins

Imran Khan and Pakistan's political turmoil

The former PM is locked in battle with the government as the nation's crises grow

• 49 mins

Who will run the world in 20 years?

President Xi says China and Russia are driving global changes not seen for a century.

• 49 mins

Can we control Artificial Intelligence?

AI is growing more powerful, so what are the potential risks and rewards?

• 49 mins

What is hostage diplomacy and why is it on the rise?

Russia's arrest of Evan Gershkovich has shone a spotlight on 'hostage diplomacy'

• 48 mins

A bloody crisis in Sudan

What's gone wrong in Sudan and who can stop the fighting?

• 49 mins

Tunisia’s democracy on the brink

Is Tunisia on the road back to autocracy?

• 49 mins

The rehabilitation of Syria’s President Assad

Is Syria's president Assad about to be welcomed back by his Arab neighbours?

• 48 mins

What's gone wrong in Haiti?

Armed gangs control much of the country’s capital Port-au-Prince

• 49 mins

Why can’t America contain the fentanyl crisis?

US authorities say fentanyl is now the main driver of US drug overdose deaths

• 49 mins

Bola Tinubu: Can Nigeria’s new president unite his country?

A BBC investigation has found that some election results may have been manipulated

• 48 mins

Do we want to live without plastic?

International talks have been taking place in Paris for a global plastics treaty

• 48 mins

Why have tensions flared in Kosovo?

Fears over stalling of peace process between Kosovo and neighbouring Serbia

• 49 mins

What do Trump’s legal challenges mean for the 2024 US election?

In an historic first, the former US president is facing a federal criminal indictment

• 49 mins

Saudi Arabia’s thirst for sporting success

Saudi Arabia and sport: What is the Kingdom’s goal?

• 48 mins

Wagner's 24-hour mutiny

What does the Wagner revolt mean for Russia’s military?

• 48 mins

Understanding the unrest in France

Why the killing of a 17 year old by police sparked riots in cities across France.

• 49 mins

Deep-sea mining: Curse or cure?

Is mining international waters a cure for climate change or an ecological disaster?

• 49 mins

Surviving extreme heat

As global temperatures soar, how can we adapt?

• 48 mins

How close are we to ending Alzheimer's?

Does the emergence of new drugs mean the end is in sight for Alzheimer's?

• 48 mins

The coup in Niger: Why does it matter?

Why the coup in Niger matters for Western Africa and the World

• 48 mins

China, US and the fight for Taiwan

China and Taiwan - how real is the risk of conflict?

• 49 mins

How should the world engage with the Taliban?

The West has deployed sanctions to put pressure on the regime - but to no visible effect

• 48 mins

Ecuador's spiralling drug violence

How the drug cartels pushed Ecuador to the brink

• 48 mins

Why is it still so hard for whistleblowers?

What’s at stake for those who speak out and is there enough protection?

• 49 mins

Iran, a year on from the death of Mahsa Amini

Protests shook Iran after the death of Mahsa Amini. A year on, what has changed?

• 49 mins

Ukraine’s offensive: Too slow to triumph?

America's top general warns Ukraine's counter offensive is running out to time

• 49 mins

Is Biden too old to run in 2024?

Polls show Joe Biden's age is a major concern among voters. Should Democrats be worried?

• 49 mins

How a flood exposed Libya’s broken state

The death of thousands after dams collapsed has sparked outrage against Libya's elites

• 48 mins

How do we stop rapid insect decline?

Insects are crucial to life on earth but are disappearing at an unprecedented rate

• 48 mins

China’s BRI: Development or Debt?

What have President Xi’s Belt & Road projects linking China, Africa and Europe achieved?

• 48 mins

Is Indian democracy being undermined?

Is freedom of speech under threat in the world’s most populous country?

• 51 mins

Argentina at a crossroads

As presidential candidates head to a run off, can Argentina save its downward spiral?

• 48 mins

Why world leaders fear an escalation of Israel-Gaza war

How high is the risk of the conflict escalating across the region?

• 48 mins

The future of work

From a 70-hour week to no work at all, two visions of work could shape the future

• 49 mins

How should we tackle the global obesity epidemic?

Over 1 billion people worldwide are obese, according to the World Health Organization.

• 48 mins

Do any paths to peace still exist in the Middle East?

What could a long-term political settlement between Palestinians and Israelis look like?

• 49 mins

What is driving right-wing populism in Europe?

A surprise win in the Netherlands comes as Europe's hard right parties are gaining power

• 48 mins

Is COP failing?

Are countries following up their eye-catching climate pledges with concrete action?

• 49 mins

Is time running out for Ukraine?

As US and EU funding falters, is time running out for Ukraine to win the war with Russia?

• 48 mins

Is the world losing faith in democracy?

As we enter a record-breaking year for elections, is democracy itself on the line?

• 48 mins

What will decide the 2024 US election?

On Monday Iowans begin the process of deciding who will contest the US election.

• 48 mins

The changing face of Taiwan

What do Taiwan’s election results tell us about its identity and future?

• 49 mins

Will artificial intelligence erode our rights?

How do we protect our privacy and our democracies while still benefiting from AI?

• 48 mins

China’s economy: How worried should we be?

Can Beijing enjoy the benefits of capitalism while retaining full control of the economy?

• 48 mins

Do green policies and farmers have to clash?

After widespread protests, Europe is re-assessing attempts to make agriculture greener

• 48 mins

Is Senegal’s democracy under attack?

The president is accused of attempting a constitutional coup after postponing elections

• 49 mins

Getting ready for an older population

With people living longer and families getting smaller how does society cope?

• 48 mins

What's fuelling the war in Sudan?

Nearly eight million people have fled their homes

• 47 mins

Can Haiti break free from its history?

Gangs threaten the Haitian state but the past looms large over the security crisis

• 49 mins

Should we be afraid of TikTok?

US House passes bill that could ban TikTok nationwide

• 50 mins

How can Boeing win back trust?

The plane maker’s safety record is in the spotlight after a series of incidents

• 49 mins

Bonus: Insight on Islamic State Group + Miami stops the party

Ahead of our planned episode on Miami, a moment to put the Moscow attacks in context

• 27 mins

Bonus: The curse of the world's fastest growing economy

Is Guyana's oil a windfall or a downfall?

• 27 mins