So Close So Far Away
Cath Turner examines the consequences of 'Operation Babylift' at the end of the Vietnam war.
12 Oct 2012 04:29 GMT
Paul Sapin: 'It was born out of a brutal war'
Children of the cannabis trade
As demand for rhino horns increases dramatically Jonah Hull examines the poaching industry from South Africa to Asia.
Last Modified: 16 Nov 2012 07:43 GMT
It is reputedly the world's most dangerous race yet each year more riders risk all to take part in the Isle of Man TT.
Last Modified: 02 Nov 2012 07:46 GMT
Tied together by a painful history, Greece and Germany are locked into a new conflict that has reawakened old ghosts.
Last Modified: 23 Nov 2012 17:32 GMT
Tensions in the aftermath of the Bosnian war are exposed through a widow's fight against the state, police and church.
Last Modified: 04 Dec 2012 16:05 GMT
Tony Harris takes a personal look at Baltimore's inner city and an education system failing black Americans.
Last Modified: 26 Oct 2012 05:37 GMT
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Mustang: A Kingdom on the Edge
Al Jazeera's Steve Chao follows the struggle of the Tibetan people to preserve an ancient culture.
Mustang vs China: A losing battle?
In a former Tibetan kingdom a fierce debate is raging over how to preserve their culture and to limit China's influence.
Searching for the soul of football
Many supporters feel increasingly disconnected from a game they used to believe was theirs.
Net Losses
Andrew Richardson goes in search of the soul of British football.
Haiti: After the Quake
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker asks why a system that was designed to help Haitians ended up exacerbating their misery.
Haiti: Stuck in a cycle of disaster
Sebastian Walker offers an insight into a year of tragedy and misperception, courage and solidarity.
Inside India's 'red corridor'
Caught in the middle of a decades-old conflict, the Adivasis are at the bottom of India's economic and social ladder.
India's Silent War
Imran Garda examines the 40-year war that has claimed thousands of lives but been largely ignored outside of India.
Chilean Miners: Still Trapped?
One year after the dramatic rescue of 33 miners from deep beneath the ground Lucia Newman returns to Chile.
Chile's miners: Fame without fortune
They were lauded as heroes, embraced by the media, praised by world leaders, but what happened after the cameras left?
'Her lies have become her truth'
Veronica Pedrosa meets Imelda Marcos to examine the impunity of the powerful in the Philippines.
Imelda and Me
Veronica Pedrosa, whose family was forced into exile by the Philippines Marcos regime, confronts Imelda about her past.
About the series

In this special series of full-length documentaries, Al Jazeera reveals the passion, experience and insight of its journalists as they explore the events and stories they have experienced or reported on - stories for which they have a great passion or which have marked their lives and careers. From the most remote corners of Tibet's mountains to the world's most dangerous race course our correspondents cross the globe as they take us on their personal journeys of discovery.