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The Pope in Chile

Two popes, two Chiles: through the eyes of a reporter who witnessed both papal visits

• 9 mins

My Friend and Musician Hugh Masekela

Who was the man behind South Africa's jazz sound? Audrey Brown discusses Hugh Masekela

• 10 mins

Cape Town's Water Challenge

Unflushed toilets and recycled bath water: tricks to living on 50 litres per day

• 7 mins

Inside the Map of the Afghan Conflict

Abandoned orchards, deadly landmines, and a commander nicknamed The Terminator

• 8 mins

Love is in the air… and at the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½!

Salim Kikeke, Kathy Harcombe and Valeria Perasso discuss romance on the Fifth Floor

• 9 mins

New Names, Old Rivalries

Why are Embassy streets being renamed in Washington and Ankara?

• 9 mins

Defiant Voices From Eastern Ghouta

Rebel women, and a rebellious history: behind the headlines of Eastern Ghouta

• 9 mins

Poison and Spies in Sleepy Salisbury

The spy mystery that put Salisbury on the map for ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Russian

• 8 mins

A Rohingya Love Story

Two lovers reunited in a refugee camp

• 8 mins

Road Rage, Rumour and Riots: Sri Lanka

Unpicking the story behind the recent outbreak of violence against Muslims in Kandy

• 10 mins

Handball and Politics on ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Serbian

A new service, but old politics: challenges for ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Serbian

• 8 mins

Lula Behind the Scenes

Encounters, jokes and surprises: face to face with Brazil's Lula

• 9 mins

Unravelling My Father's Mystery Life

A Chinese news cutting and an Indian family enigma: solved on the Fifth Floor

• 11 mins

Goodbye Castro!

The end of a famous dynasty from a Caribbean island with influence all over the world

• 11 mins

Afghanistan's Saur Revolution: 40th Anniversary

'Don't play with the revolution: it is a fire': memories from 1978

• 9 mins

Being a Naija

500 languages, 180 million people: how do Nigerians see themselves?

• 13 mins

Indonesia's Child Soldiers

Former enemies, now friends: Ronald and Iskander now campaign for peace

• 10 mins

Shot At and Besieged: Quetta's Targeted Community

Taking a look at the persecuted Hazara community of Pakistan

• 10 mins

A Tale of Two Flowers in Afghanistan

Roses and opium poppies in Afghan life and culture

• 8 mins

Throwing Off The Veil in Iran

How a selfie started a mass movement to allow women more freedom in Iran

• 8 mins

Angry and Divided: Nicaragua in Crisis

"Shock groups", improvised weapons, and scores dead: a country tearing itself apart

• 8 mins

Sticks of Power

How the "siinque" empowers Oromo women

• 8 mins

Afghanistan: A Moment of Peace

Reporting the ceasefire which brought Afghans from all sides together

• 9 mins

Ethiopia & Eritrea: Peace?

Smiles and handshakes after 20 years: can Ethiopia and Eritrea move on from Badme?

• 10 mins

Nigeria: herders and farmers in crisis

How did historical tensions between farmers and nomadic herders grow into a crisis?

• 10 mins

Thai cave rescue: behind the scenes

Meet the volunteers who helped the Thai cave rescue operation

• 6 mins

Pakistan's Election Hotseat

Women bikers, cardboard cutouts and a yellow seat of power: ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Urdu tests opinions.

• 10 mins

Voices Across a Divide

Families split, and America divided: different views of the migrant debate

• 10 mins

Poet, painter, lover: Kahlil Gibran

Celebrating Lebanon's best known poet

• 9 mins

Under Fire in South Ossetia

A Georgian journalist remembers his first experience of conflict reporting

• 13 mins