Programmes from around the world
Our World meets young women fighting to bust the myths about their community in Ireland.
The BBC's Steve Rosenberg explores how Moscow views the tumultuous events of 1989.
The ever-growing state of crisis in once oil-rich Venezuela.
Deforestation has skyrocketed in Colombia since the peace deal of 2016.
One year on, Jane Corbin returns to Sri Lanka and meets those whose lives were changed.
Our World follows two North Koreans as they capitalise on their defector status.
Rosewood is one of the most trafficked wild commodities on earth.
South Africa's painful past means interracial dating is still often frowned upon.
Panzuto was a mafia boss, for years he played a key role in Naples' Camorra.
In 2002 a bomb on the island of Bali killed more than 200 people.
Reporter Justin Rowlatt travels to Thwaites, the so-called Doomsday Glacier.
Colombia has long been the world's largest producer of cocaine.
Yalda Hakim travels to Syria to investigate peacemaker Hevrin Khalaf's killing.
A year on from the death of Dianne Oxberry, Annabel Tiffin investigates ovarian cancer.
What happened to a missing hoard of precious coins found in 2017 in Gaza?
Hani Taha follows the court case of murdered Pakistani social media star Qandeel Baloch.
Clashes between police and protestors have become increasingly violent in Hong Kong.
Nick Lazaredes meets those who are fighting to preserve the Great Barrier Reef.
Why have so many Americans become addicted to opioids and what is being done about it?
Jonah Fisher reports on the Black Sea, Europe’s most polluted body of water.
How has a small place in northern Finland managed to become a eco-friendly town?
In 2007 the BBC film Bulgaria's Abandoned Children exposed tragic levels of neglect.
Russia faces a deadly epidemic of domestic violence.
Iraq's unfolding mental health crisis in a country that has just one psychiatric hospital.
