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War in the Democratic Republic of Congo

The ongoing conflict and lawlessness described as "Africa's first world war"

• 13 mins

The Rise of the Superstore

Is the traditional local shop doomed? A debate about the impact of out-of-town superstores

• 13 mins

Unrecognised Nations and Peoples

Only 3% of the world's communities have a country they can call their own

• 13 mins

Pakistan's Coup D'etat

A report on General Musharraf's coup d'etat over Prime Minister Sharif

• 13 mins

Iranian Elections

The battle for the future direction of the Islamic revolution

• 13 mins

Stephen Lawrence Inquiry

A year after the report into the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence, has anything changed?

• 14 mins

Looted Treasures in London

How smuggled treasures from Italy, Greece, and Turkey are ending up on sale in London

• 13 mins

African Peacekeeping

The French decision to train Africans in peacekeeping

• 13 mins

Northern Ireland Debate

Debate on the breakdown of peace process and the resumption of violence

• 13 mins

Surveillance

What price privacy? And where does the law stand on snooping?

• 13 mins

Kosovo, Serbia

Debate about the growing tensions and violence between Albanians and Serbs

• 13 mins

Bangladeshi Strikes

The strikes and protests called by opposition parties during the election

• 13 mins

Turkey's Candidacy for the European Union

European scrutiny of Turkey's human rights record and treatment of its Kurdish minority

• 13 mins

Violence in Schools

Is violence increasing in schools or is media coverage creating a sense of panic?

• 13 mins

Policing the Internet

Is anyone in charge, should they be, and with no national boundaries, how could it work?

• 13 mins

The Future of the Internet

The power struggle between giant corporations, governments and citizens' groups

• 13 mins

The Global Gains and Losses of the Internet

The social costs of the internet and the gap in users between rich and poor

• 13 mins

The Business of the Internet

How the internet is reshaping business and creating a new breed of electronic millionaires

• 14 mins

Chips With Everything

Do people really want "intelligent" household goods?

• 14 mins

Natural Disasters and Aid

A report on natural disasters, international responses and the allocation of aid

• 13 mins

New Zealand Cannabis MP

Rastafarian Nandor Tanczos, and his campaign for the legalisation of cannabis

• 13 mins

Religious Violence in Nigeria

The violence in Kaduna following the governor's introduction of Sharia

• 13 mins

American Prisons

Why, when violent crime is going down, is the prison population still going up?

• 13 mins

Female Circumcision in Mali

Campaigners challenge female circumcision in Mali, where there is no law against it

• 13 mins

The Global Drug Gap

Scientists urge Western governments and health agencies to rethink the provision of drugs

• 13 mins

A New Cold War

The long tradition of wariness between Russia and the West

• 13 mins

Petrol Prices

The rising cost of petrol across the world and whether OPEC is to blame

• 13 mins

Frankenstein Technologies

Could we lose control of new technologies and threaten the existence of humanity?

• 16 mins

Africa - Aid in Sudan

Christian Aid asks people in Sudan's Western Upper Nile province what they need most

• 13 mins

Asylum in the UK

With applicant numbers increasing, the state of asylum and immigration policy in the UK

• 19 mins