Can Afghanistan find peace?
As Afghanistan goes to the polls this weekend, Lyse Doucet reflects on the country's paused peace talks.Frank Gardner finds service with a smile in Saudi Arabia, but wonders if conflict could interrup...
28 Syys 201927min
Who Will Lead Israel?
After the second indecisive general election in Israel this year, Benjamin Netanyahu has been asked to form a new government - but can he make it work?Some observers said last week's election would ma...
26 Syys 201927min
From Our Home Correspondent 22/09/2019
In the latest programme of the monthly series, Mishal Husain introduces dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom that reflect the range of contemporary life in the country. To...
22 Syys 201927min
Will Myanmar's Rohingya Return?
Myanmar’s government wants Rohingya refugees to return, but can it guarantee their safety and way of life? Jonathan Head takes a rare trip to Rakhine state to see the government’s resettlement plans. ...
21 Syys 201928min
Cash, Credit and Control in China
Paper money is going out of fashion in China, but is the rise of mobile payments about convenience or control, asks Celia Hatton?Mark Lowen reflects on the 5 years he has spent reporting from Istanbul...
14 Syys 201928min
Mugabe Remembered
Robert Mugabe has died. How do you sum up such a complex and contradictory figure? Andrew Harding recalls his final encounter with Mr Mugabe and reflects on the perils of living too long.In Germany th...
7 Syys 201928min
Forlorn, Dilapidated and Dangerous
Gang violence in the townships of Cape Town is now so serious that the South African army has been sent in to try to curb it. But the causes of violence are complex. Will the state really be able to s...
31 Elo 201928min
Fighting white supremacy
The United States is experiencing a resurgence of far-right extremism. We meet a man trying to challenge the ideology and convert those who have been radicalised. But Aleem Maqbool says he's ploughing...
24 Elo 201928min
