Environmental documentaries

Latvia’s great choir festival reflects national identity, even as tensions from Russia’s war in Ukraine stir fear and...

Putin’s unchecked intervention in Syria shaped Russia’s expansionist policy, leading to war in Ukraine and mass...

Gold rush in Mauritania draws thousands, despite deep digging, mercury use, and environmental risks.

Heidelberg University’s two‑decade quantum physics partnership with Pan Jian‑Wei highlights both scientific progress...

At 75, Israel faces its deepest internal crisis: protests over judicial reforms intensify divisions amid ongoing...

US drone strikes, meant for terrorists, have killed thousands of civilians, sparking global outrage and legal concerns.

In Delhi, Piyush risks family rejection to pursue drag as Cologne Doll, guided by mentor Rani KoHEnur.

In Rio’s favelas, teen motherhood is common — nearly 500,000 Brazilian girls under 20 give birth each year. Vitória,...

A new definition of wealth is emerging: crowdinvesting in sustainable projects, climate trainers in Münster, organic...

Bangladesh’s RAB, once backed by the West, faces insider claims of murder, torture, and abductions.

Silke Kind eases Parkinson’s symptoms through table tennis, as support programs grow across Germany.

Colonial looted art is being returned, but disputes grow: Nigeria’s Benin bronzes spark questions of justice,...

At 100, Holocaust survivor Joseph Alexander keeps alive the memory of his murdered family, lecturing worldwide to...

Growing satellite debris threatens space safety, but new cleanup technologies like drag sails offer solutions.

Benjamin Ferencz, last Nuremberg prosecutor, died at 103; his legacy shaped the International Criminal Court.

Global CO₂ emissions have surged 60% in 30 years, but activists worldwide pursue solutions — from cooling buildings...

Female comedians in Pakistan’s Khawatoons group push past stereotypes, tackling taboo topics on stage.

Trans people in Pakistan face poverty and stigma, but safe centers offer support and community.