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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: 蜜芽传媒 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

Sinking Jakarta

A fast-sinking city: what can be done about Jakarta?

• 7 mins

Kerala: Reporting the Floods

Burst dams, landslides, rooftop rescues, and king pythons: stories from Kerala

• 13 mins

Lost Stories from Uzbekistan

How a chance encounter brought 蜜芽传媒 Uzbek's Ibrat Safo a great story

• 9 mins

The Bengali Kitchen Divide

Poppy seeds and sugar, or chilli and dried fish: Bengal鈥檚 kitchen divide

• 9 mins

Pakistan's Ahmadiyya Problem

A controversial appointment that shed light on Pakistan's Amaddiyya community.

• 9 mins

Reclaiming Mogadishu鈥檚 Sports Stadium

Reclaiming Mogadishu鈥檚 sports stadium

• 9 mins

Don鈥檛 Tell Us What to Wear

Bras, mini-skirts, hijabs: the heated debate about what women should wear

• 9 mins

Bolsonaro: The Man Dividing Brazil

Jair Bolsonaro: the controversial far-right candidate who may become president

• 9 mins

Spies In The Spotlight

Is Russian spycraft in decline, with the recent unmasking of two secret agents?

• 10 mins

Makoko: Stories of Hope

An upbeat view of Lagos's notorious floating slum

• 7 mins

Edible Gold

Saffron is the world's most expensive spice, and no Iranian kitchen would be without it.

• 8 mins

My Hanoi Childhood in Five Pictures

A new collection of photos, 鈥淗anoi After the War鈥�, triggers memories

• 9 mins

Abiy-mania: Ethiopia Transformed

Peace with Eritrea, exiles returned, women in high office: half a year of PM Abiy Ahmed

• 9 mins

Honey Hunting and Bees in Your Bonnet!

蜜芽传媒 India's adventurous reporters join the cliff-face wild honey harvesters of Nepal

• 8 mins

Who are Algeria's Harkis?

Meeting the Algerians who fought on the side of France in the Algerian independence war

• 8 mins

Weird World Superstitions?

Pick up that bread, and don't cut that pear in half! Strange superstitions worldwide

• 7 mins

The Story of Mosul's Secret Tunnels

Hidden treasures and old exam papers in the tunnels under Mosul

• 11 mins

Staying Alive in Bamenda, Cameroon

How your hair, your clothes, even your physique can get you killed

• 8 mins

Can India Save the Taj Mahal?

Pollution, structural weakness and political apathy threaten India鈥檚 famous monument.

• 9 mins

My Country in the News: 2018

Journalists digest the year鈥檚 serious and funny stories, with a nod to social media

• 41 mins

In search of snow leopards

A journey into the remote Altai mountains to look for one of the world's rarest animals

• 9 mins