LATEST Pre-Crime: Has Minority Report-style Policing Become a Reality? Police are using technology and data to predict behaviour and prevent crime - but are innocent people being targeted? 19 Jul 2019 08:11 GMT | Privacy & Surveillance, United States, Crime, Science & Technology, Data
The Men Who Stole the World: Inside the 2008 Financial Crisis A look at how top executives on Wall Street helped trigger a global financial crisis - and how it may happen again. Business & Economy, United States, Wall Street
Seeking Riches Along Madagascar's Rosewood and Sapphire Trail Out-of-work gamekeepers are turning to poaching the endangered rosewood tree - risking arrest, injury and even death. Poverty, Madagascar, Environment
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
Egypt's Morsi: The Final Hours An investigation into the behind-the-scenes turmoil during the final days of Mohamed Morsi's presidency. Mohamed Morsi, Egypt, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
The Brave Merchants of Wakhan, the 'Other' Afghanistan Drivers put up with 5,000m high passes and extreme weather to deliver basic goods to Afghanistan's isolated northeast. Poverty & Development, Afghanistan, Asia
World Refugee Day: Must-Watch Documentaries Around the world with asylum seekers and refugees struggling for the chance at a new life. Refugees, War & Conflict, Humanitarian crises
It happened in Tiananmen Square Al Jazeera revisits the events of June 1989 through the stories of those present. Democracy, China, Asia Pacific
World Day Against Child Labour: Five must-watch documentaries Child field workers in the US, Haiti's 'restaveks', and miners in Bolivia; our picks for World Day Against Child Labour. Child labour, Child rights, Human Rights
Perilous Jobs in Peru From scaling cliffs to navigating old mining shafts, these are the workers risking their lives to make a living in Peru. Peru, Poverty, Latin America
Peace and War: The View from Russia A look at the motivations behind Russia's foreign policy explained by the people who help shape the Kremlin's ideology. Vladimir Putin, Russia, Crimea
Shelter: America's Homeless Veterans After years of waging war overseas, US veterans returning to civilian life struggle with PTSD, homelessness, addiction. PTSD, United States, US & Canada
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
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
Syria: Witnesses for the Prosecution Meet the evidence hunters risking it all to collect and document evidence of war crimes committed during Syria's war. Syria's War, Middle East, ISIS/ISIL
Our Man in Cairo: El-Sisi and the West How the US and EU are turning a blind eye on Egypt's human rights record for their own economic and political interests. Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Egypt, Human Rights
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
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
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
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. Fossil Fuels, Saudi Arabia, Business & Economy
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
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
Fault LinesThe Contract: Chicago's Police UnionFault Lines travels to Chicago to investigate the role of the police union contract in creating a code of silence.Gun control, United States, Law
Al Jazeera CorrespondentPutting Man on the MoonAl Jazeera's Caroline Radnofsky explores the legacy of her grandfather, the man behind the iconic Apollo 11 space suits.Science & Technology, History, Space
People & PowerUkraine: Roma RepressionInvestigating why a marginalised community has increasingly become a blatant target of prejudice and hatred.Human Rights, Ukraine, Roma
People & PowerSouth Africa Corruption IncInvestigating a major scandal that exposes the corrupt relationship between business and politics in South Africa.South Africa, Jacob Zuma, Corruption