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A Rock and a Hard Place: What is it like to live In Jerusalem? Jerusalemites of three faiths share their life stories and thoughts on the city's past, present and future. Jerusalem, Palestine, Israeli–Palestinian conflict
Sports Doping: The Endless Chase An investigation into the financial, political and ethical implications of performance-enhancing drugs. Sports doping, Sport, Health
Inside Facebook: Secrets of the Social Network From violence to hate speech, self-harm to child abuse, is Facebook putting profit before safety? Facebook, United States, Social media
An Unholy Alliance: Monks and the Military in Myanmar Is the joining of forces between radical Buddhist monks and generals threatening Myanmar's young and fragile democracy? Rohingya, Myanmar, Buddhism
Battlefield Washington: Trump's Russia Connections Examining alleged Russian interference in the 2016 US election and possible collusion between Moscow and Trump campaign. Donald Trump, United States, Mueller Probe
Digital Dissidents: What it Means to be a Whistleblower An in-depth look at the most famous whistleblowers of the 21st century and what drives them to speak out. WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, Edward Snowden
Saudi Aramco: A story of oil, wealth and power A story of oil, wealth, power and shifting fortunes - the fate of a company and kingdom. Oil Price, Saudi Arabia, Business & Economy
Crimea: Russia's Dark Secret A harrowing look at killings and kidnappings undertaken by Russia to scare off Crimea's Muslim Tatars. Russia, Crimea, Human Rights
Twice a Victim: How Have Attacks Affected Muslims in Europe? As attacks continue to be linked to Islam, European Muslims share their stories of loss, discrimination and identity. Islamophobia, Paris Attacks, Europe
India's Ladycops Exclusive access to a police station in India run by women for women reveals a unique perspective on a changing society. India, Women's Rights, Crime
Yemen: The Saada Bus Bombing How the bombing of a busload of school children by Saudi-led coalition forces served as a backdrop to Yemen peace talks. War & Conflict, Yemen, Humanitarian crises
Toxic City: The Cost of Gold Mining in South Africa Mountains of waste from Johannesburg's omnipresent gold industry may be ruining the health of nearby residents. Health, South Africa, Environment
Taliban Oil The little-known story of secret negotiations between the Taliban and the US to build a pipeline through Afghanistan. Taliban, Afghanistan, Al-Qaeda
Shadow War in the Sahara 'War on terror' or competition for natural resources? A look at the US and French military presence in Africa. Mali, Africa, Tuareg
Ocean's Monopoly: How Nations Use Science to Conquer the Sea A look into the complex world of ocean bed ownership and how nations are vying for their own piece of the puzzle. Water, Environment, Business & Economy
Up to the Last Drop: The Secret Water War in Europe Is water a commodity or a human right? Cities across Europe are fighting water privatisation. Water, Europe, Environment
The Politics of Population Control How Western family planners helped curb the birth of girls in developing countries, the effects of which are felt today. Gender, India, Poverty & Development
Shadow World: The Global Arms Trade Network Investigating the billion-dollar global arms industry that counts its profits in billions and its losses in human lives. War & Conflict, United States, Saudi Arabia
Trust WHO: The Business of Global Health Investigating the hidden motives behind actions of the World Health Organisation and the real powers that control it. Health, World Health Organization, United Nations
Never Again: America's Battle of the Bullets How surviving a high school mass shooting has turned some students into activists for and against US gun control reform. Gun control, United States, Gun violence
How the Holiday Inn became a symbol of the Lebanese Civil War A symbol of jet set prewar Beirut, the empty, shell-scarred building still towers above glitzy downtown. History, War & Conflict, Lebanon
101 EastAsia's Meth BoomInvestigating why Myanmar has become the world's biggest meth producer, driving a meth explosion in the region.Drugs, Myanmar, Corruption
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101 EastMalaysia: Najib Speaks101 East interviews Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak.Corruption, Malaysia, Media
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