Silence would be treason

The last prison writings of Ken Saro-Wiwa in the run-up to his execution

• 50 mins

Hunting Syria's war criminals

Imagine walking down a street in a European capital and meeting your torturer

• 27 mins

World of Wisdom: Feeling used

Can developing self-love mean we need less appreciation from others?

• 18 mins

China's Zero-Covid Dilemma

Ros Atkins looks at why China is still pursuing a strict zero-Covid strategy

• 9 mins

Coronavirus: Family arguments

What happens if you disagree with your relatives on Covid vaccines?

• 23 mins

Music that survived the Nazis: Part one

The wealth of music during the Nazi era including secret sessions by Jewish musicians

• 50 mins

Women Building Peace: Afghanistan

A female student in Afghanistan speaks to former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

• 23 mins

Fighting tobacco in Zambia

The story of Brenda Chitindi's efforts to introduce a Tobacco Control Bill in Zambia

• 27 mins

Hunting the darknet dealers

The high stakes cat and mouse game between police and darknet drug dealers

• 27 mins

World of Wisdom: Judging ourselves harshly

Can we learn to let go of negative thoughts that are bringing us down?

• 18 mins

The rising cost of living

Ros Atkins explains why everyday essential items are costing more now

• 9 mins

Women in Ukraine and Russia

We speak to women in Kyiv and Moscow about tensions between Russia and Ukraine

• 23 mins

Music that survived the Nazis: Part two

How music was kept alive by Jewish musicians in the camps and ghettos of Nazi Europe

• 50 mins

Women building peace: Bosnia-Herzegovina

Can lessons from past atrocities help resolve the current political crisis?

• 23 mins

Pakistan's long game

Owen Bennett-Jones examines the long game Pakistan played in the US defeat in Afghanistan

• 27 mins

Dangerous liaisons in Sinaloa

The impact of Mexican 'narco cultura' on the women of Sinaloa

• 26 mins

World of Wisdom:The passion for life

When we seem to have lost some of the passion for life, how do we re-engage?

• 18 mins

Joe Rogan, Spotify and Covid

Ros Atkins looks at the Spotify misinformation controversy

• 9 mins

The Winter Olympics

Who hear from two skiers from Peru and Lebanon who will be competing in Beijing.

• 23 mins

Women building peace: Ethiopia

The challenges of helping communities caught in Ethiopia's brutal war

• 23 mins

No satisfaction

Why young people are having less sex than previous generations

• 27 mins

Ukraine’s frontline bakery revisited

Lucy Ash catches up with a warzone bakery comforting people in an east Ukrainian town

• 27 mins

World Wide Waves '22: The sounds of community radio

Radio stations around the world keeping traditions alive

• 50 mins

Nato’s role in the Ukraine crisis

Ros Atkins looks at the western military alliance’s influence in global politics

• 10 mins

World of Wisdom: Regrets

Have you ever looked back at your past and thought – I wish I hadn’t done that?

• 18 mins

Coronavirus: Protesting truckers

We hear from people impacted by the truckers' protest in Ottawa

• 24 mins

Women building peace: Colombia

Has the 2016 peace accord delivered on its promises to help women?

• 24 mins

Dark patterns

The complex web designs manipulating us to click, buy or subscribe

• 27 mins

Italy’s hidden sins

How Italy has failed to confront the scourge of clerical sex abuse

• 26 mins

Word of Wisdom: Overcoming betrayal

When someone we trust betrays us, the feelings can be corrosive. How might we move on?

• 18 mins

Journalists in Mexico

Reporting in one of the world’s most violent countries

• 24 mins

Jobfished

How people were hired to work for a successful design agency but the whole thing was fake

• 27 mins

Subscription scams

The billion dollar subscription scam industry

• 27 mins

World of Wisdom: Self-confidence

Can self-love help us to believe in ourselves more and trust our own abilities?

• 18 mins

Ukraine

We hear ordinary Ukrainians as they prepare for war and try to live as normal

• 24 mins

Inside the world's biggest humanitarian warehouse

The men and women helping to run Unicef's central distribution hub in Copenhagen

• 27 mins

The shutdown: Misinformation

India has been responsible for more shutdowns each year than any other country. Why?

• 27 mins

India's living dead

Lal Bihari - the farmer who discovered he was dead when he was very much alive

• 26 mins

Surviving in Ukraine

Living under attack in Kherson, Kharkiv and Kyiv

• 26 mins

World of Wisdom: Living with losing the one you love

How do we overcome the feelings of guilt and grief that can arise when a loved one dies?

• 18 mins

The shutdown: Elections

Why do internet shut downs happen during elections and what is the impact on democracy?

• 27 mins

Tough Love’ in San Francisco

A lethal drugs crisis is changing politics in one of America’s most permissive cities

• 27 mins

World of Wisdom: Changing expectations

How do we learn to adapt when life does not turn out the way we planned?

• 18 mins

Welcoming Ukraine's refugees

The UN says war in Ukraine has created Europe's fasting growing refugee crisis since WW2

• 27 mins

Understanding North Korea and the Kim dynasty

How the Kim family shaped one of the world’s most secretive countries

• 18 mins

Bougainville's long road to independence

Is the Pacific island of Bougainville ready to become the world's newest country?

• 23 mins

The Shutdown: Conflict

Why do governments shut down the internet during times of conflict?

• 27 mins

The fate of Russia’s soldiers

Tim Whewell follows the story of a Russian prisoner of war in Ukraine

• 27 mins

Relationships with mothers

How do we find peace with our mothers when we have a difficult relationship with them?

• 18 mins

Understanding the rise of Boko Haram

How the militant Islamic group took hold in northern Nigeria

• 18 mins

Why are we having less sex?

Author Jerry Barnett investigates the recent decline in sex in the western world

• 27 mins

Heartbeats, abortion and Texas

The impact of the most restrictive abortion law in the United States

• 27 mins

Counting them in

On the war's 40th anniversary, Mike Wooldridge reports on life in the Falklands today

• 48 mins

World of Wisdom: Guilt

How do we deal with a nagging sensation of guilt?

• 19 mins

Destroying Ukrainian history

How major news stories are affecting the lives of people around the world

• 24 mins

Understanding relations between Taiwan and China

Why is Taiwanese reunification so important to China?

• 18 mins

The house that Viktor built

Viktor Orban and the war in Ukraine. How dangerous is it for him and for Hungary?

• 27 mins

Life's big questions

What are the big mysteries that people want to understand about life?

• 31 mins

Understanding the power that Saudi Arabia wields

How has the Saudi royal family maintained strong worldwide influence in spite of critics?

• 18 mins

Talking to Ukraine's children

As the fighting in Ukraine continues, we hear about the psychological effects of war

• 24 mins

A coastal town in fear of the sea

Three fatal shark attacks have changed the remote, ocean-loving community of Esperance

• 27 mins

Dying to hunt in France

A string of fatal accidents have turned hunting into a hot topic in the French elections

• 27 mins

Understanding South Africa’s continuing quest for equality

Why has the post-apartheid dream of a "Rainbow Nation" not been easy to realise?

• 18 mins

The shadow of Algiers

Stories from France’s troubled history with Algeria and why they still matter today

• 50 mins

Helping Ukrainians

We hear from people who have given up their time to help Ukrainian refugees

• 24 mins

Healing with fire on koala country

In the land of the Yuin people, cultural burning is being reintroduced to revitalise land

• 27 mins

Russia's unwelcome new exiles

Thousands of Russians fled to Georgia following the invasion of Ukraine

• 26 mins

Understanding the long history between Russia and Ukraine

What has bound Russia and Ukraine together, and what has pulled them apart?

• 18 mins

Who killed my grandfather?

The unsolved murder of Yemen’s former foreign minister, Mohamed Noman, in 1974

• 61 mins

Saving Ukraine's children

We hear from people in Ukraine working to evacuate orphaned children from conflict zones

• 23 mins

Saving our species

Could paying farmers to conserve nature help save Australia’s unique wildlife?

• 27 mins

Myanmar: Fighting the might of the junta

A mother and a student have sacrificed everything to join a fight for Myanmar's future

• 27 mins

Ingenious II

Delve into the weird and wonderful world of your genes with Dr Kat Arney

• 50 mins

Ukrainian journalists

We hear the experiences of three Ukrainian journalists who have been reporting on the war

• 24 mins

Hidden Sport: Dambe boxing

Why a centuries-old combat sport means so much to Nigeria's Hausa community

• 18 mins

Shifting Cultures: From paddock to plate

The sisters embracing the environment, and sustainability into Australia's cattle farming

• 27 mins

The accordion wars of Lesotho

Why has accordion music led to the killing of so many in the mountain kingdom of Lesotho?

• 26 mins

Hidden Sport: Korfball

The fast-paced sport of korfball, which claims to be a fully gender-equal team sport

• 18 mins

Zelensky: The making of a president

From political novice to Ukraine’s wartime leader - a profile of President Zelensky

• 27 mins

War on truth: Ukraine

What is fake, what is real? Stories from the information war over Ukraine

• 50 mins

Ukrainian students

What are the challenges of continuing your education during a war?

• 24 mins

The Grand Egyptian Museum

Jonathan Glancey travels to Cairo to report on a truly remarkable construction project

• 24 mins

Mexico: The Yaqui fight back

Resistance and division among Mexico’s indigenous Yaqui people

• 27 mins

Ukraine mine clearance

Three Ukrainian women go to Kosovo to learn how to defuse bombs and help their country

• 23 mins

Hidden Sport: Drone racing

Kim Tserkezie soars into the skies with the drone racers

• 18 mins

Grenada: Confronting the past

Laura Trevelyan discovers her family’s connection to the slave trade in Grenada

• 27 mins

Don't log off: Daria, love and war

Daria in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, talks to Alan Dein about unexpectedly finding love at war

• 27 mins

Cambodia: Returning the gods

Cambodia wants its gods - stolen statues - returned from western museums and collectors

• 26 mins

Hidden Sport: Switch

A sport bridging generational divides in West London

• 18 mins

Abortion in the US

Women share experiences of undergoing and performing abortions

• 24 mins

Billionaire ball game

How the super-rich bought English football

• 50 mins

Escape from the Taliban

Sana Safi follows the stories of Afghan women judges trying to escape the Taliban.

• 27 mins

Don't log off: Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Alan Dein talks to Anna, Verena and Roman and hears how their lives have been blown away

• 27 mins

Love-bombing Estonia’s Russian speakers

Can music and culture help unite Estonia?

• 28 mins

The Buffalo shooting

Residents and hosts on US black-owned radio stations reflect on a mass shooting

• 23 mins

The advertising trap

Digital advertising has taken over the world. But is it all based on smoke and mirrors?

• 50 mins

How can we live an ethical life?

Philosopher Peter Singer on how to live a moral life

• 51 mins

The other side of death row

What affect does having a relative facing execution have on families of the condemned?

• 27 mins

Don't log off: People are alike all over

Alan Dein talks to anyone, anywhere about their lives and their world

• 27 mins

When rape becomes a crime

Are tougher sentences for rapists in Senegal deterring sexual violence against women?

• 26 mins