Environmental documentaries

Rwanda’s post-genocide generation is optimistic, entrepreneurial, and driving the nation’s economy.

Qatar boosts prestige through football, from owning PSG to sponsoring Barcelona, as TV rights soar.

Western sanctions on Russian diamonds hit Surat, India’s diamond hub, despite the war being 5,000 km away.

From explorers to NATO, the Atlantic’s strategic role waned after the USSR’s fall but revived with Russia’s invasion...

More women, like Poland’s Iwona Blecharczyk, are breaking into HGV driving and gaining global influence.

Jackson, Mississippi faces a deepening water crisis, economic decline, and growing political division.

Madagascar’s Mikea, the island’s last nomadic hunter‑gatherers, see their forest way of life under threat.

In China, thousands of children as young as six attend military camps to instill discipline and patriotism.

Egypt’s leaders, including al-Sissi, often invoke pharaonic glory as a recurring theme of rule.

Irish Travelers face dire conditions, with high suicide rates and most dying before 65.

Costa Rica, famed as a “green paradise” for ecotourism, hides a darker ecological reality.

Southern China’s Tanka boat people face the erosion of their centuries‑old way of life under rapid modernization.

Facing deforestation, Senegal’s NGO Nebeday plans 1.5 million trees with village children’s help.

Saint-Louis, Senegal’s fishing hub, faces rising sea threats on its fragile sandy peninsula.

Cyprus remains divided: Greeks in the EU‑backed south, Turks in the north recognized only by Turkey.

Since April, Sudan’s war has killed 1,800, displaced two million, and left 350 children stranded in a Khartoum...

Scientists aim to revive extinct species, even mammoths, using cloning and gene editing.

After decades of gang wars, MS-13 and Barrio 18 eye politics in El Salvador with mass support.