As the justice department seizes AP's phone records, we discuss the aggressive pursuit of whistleblowers in the US.
We look at whether an inquiry into the former kingdom's civil war will heal old wounds or tear the nation apart.
Are cancer, birth defects, and diseases the lasting legacy of US weapons use on the Puerto Rican island?
A fragile political system, an ailing economy and a burdening EU membership weighs heavy on Bulgarian shoulders.
The former prime minister has made a triumphant election comeback, but can he lead Pakistan away from its troubled past?
We look at why single parents fare worse in the United States than in other similarly industrialised nations.
Economically, the continent has made great strides over the last decade, but why has this not benefitted the masses?
Why are so many in the US military having to endure the misery of sexual assault?
As celebrated physicist Stephen Hawking joined the BDS movement against Israel, we examine the impact of this movement.
As Kurdish fighters withdraw from Turkey, we discuss what impact it will have on domestic and regional stability.
What does one death row inmate's execution, halted at the last minute, reveal about capital punishment in the US?
As growing discontent is cutting across social, political and religious divides, we ask what lies ahead for the country.
We look at how Congress actions to rectify the fiscal situation are creating a larger social affliction.
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