Rohingya women fight to be heard
Rohingya women in Cox’s Bazar camps face statelessness, restrictions, violence, and oppression, yet some pursue...
Environmental documentaries
Death and grief – The stories of a companion for the dying
Johanna Klug, 27, balances hospice work with Berlin youth life, finding meaning in death and mourning.
Life in 9:16 – Between modeling and war
Three young models from Russia and Ukraine chase dreams in Berlin, until war reshapes their journey.
Osman Kavala: Imprisoned in Erdogan’s Turkey
Osman Kavala, jailed since 2017, was sentenced to life for alleged coup ties; his detention draws global condemnation...
How private companies are aiming for the stars
A new space race is underway, with billionaires, China, and state agencies competing in tourism, satellites, mining,...
Recycling e-waste – Good for business and the environment
From Germany to India, innovators fight e‑waste: recycling solar modules, renting devices, and creating safer...
Two women rappers face being vilified in their country for pursuing their dreams
In Kashmir, young female rappers Iqra and Anam defy stigma, inspiring others to break social norms.
The terminally ill Regina C. finds help from a professional companion for dying
Terminally ill Regina Ciriack faces COPD with family support and a professional death companion to ease her fear.
India’s prostitution villages
In rural India, sex work rooted in caste and colonial prejudice sustains families, but youth now push for education...
From Nigeria to Morocco – In search of a better life in Europe
Nollywood director Ike Nnaebue retraces his abandoned 1998 migration route, filming Africans risking everything for...
Toppling Soviet statues – How should history be remembered?
As Soviet monuments fall in Eastern Europe, debate grows over history, propaganda, and symbols of oppression.
Biodiversity in the British Isles
Despite pollution and weak policy, UK’s wild coasts and islands showcase rich biodiversity and hope for conservation.
The climate crisis: Can smart ideas save the planet?
High‑tech climate fixes like carbon capture, basalt dust, and biochar can reduce CO₂, but large‑scale...
Diabetes in Sierra Leone
In Sierra Leone, 15‑year‑old Hawa struggles with diabetes amid scarce doctors, rare insulin supplies, and limited...
An Indian priest in Germany
Facing a priest shortage, Germany’s parishes rely on clergy from abroad, like Father Shijo from India.
New life for Italy’s ghost towns
In Italy’s ghost village Pentedattilo, Rossella and refugee Maka farm together, inspiring revival of abandoned towns.
Bangladesh: Between monsoon and dry season
On Bangladesh’s Jamuna River, Chauras live on flood‑prone silt islands, farming fertile soil but facing repeated...
How humans are exploiting the oceans
Industrial mining of the ocean floor could supply metals like manganese, nickel, cobalt, and copper, but risks...