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How youth radio is helping to shape Myanmar's shift from military rule

The complex business of dying in Greece

How can we meet the energy needs of a growing population without creating CO2 emissions?

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

A look at the science behind climate change ahead of this year's summit in Paris

Catholic bishops gather in Rome to debate their Church’s teachings on sex and family

Three women from the Bangladeshi community speak candidly about the Bangladeshi diaspora

Three Bangladeshi women in east London talk about the changes in their community

The life of Guru Nanak, founder of Sikhism, poet Mirabai, Mughal ruler Akbar, Malik Akbar

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

Gabriel Gatehouse looks at a humanitarian crisis and allegations of war crimes in Yemen

Why are children hooked on Minecraft? Does it stimulate creativity or disengage them?

The ancient Japanese art of sit-down comedy, known as Rakugo

Is Aung San Suu Kyi on the brink of power in Myanmar?

Lyse Doucet speaks to Egyptian President al-Sisi ahead of his visit to London this week

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

Musician Philip Glass revisits his life '70s New York as a taxi driver and as a composer

Austria – on the frontline of the battle over Catholic doctrine on sex and the family

Stories of the pioneers who came to post war Britain from the Indian subcontinent.

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

Exploring stereotypes of Japan from workaholics to submissive women and bizarre crazes

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

Virtuoso percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie explores the story of the Hang

Homosexuality in Namibia and the LGBT community's struggle for social acceptance