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Lifestyle
Chinese fishing threatens the livelihoods of Sierra Leone’s fishermen
The once-thriving village of Tombo is facing an uncertain future as overfishing by Chinese trawlers leaves the coastal areas depleted, threatening the livelihoods of…
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Lifestyle
Living in Russia: Birth (1/6)
In the series “The Russians,” viewers are given a glimpse into the day-to-day lives of individuals far away from Moscow and the Kremlin. Through…
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Justice
Ukraine: The Information War
The war in Ukraine has sparked an information war unlike anything seen before. In recent years, leading Ukrainian newspapers have been working hard to…
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Business
The Divide
In 1979, an economic experiment was launched that aimed to bring about a better life for all people in the United States and United…
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Social
Burp! Pepsi v Coke in the Ice Cold War
Burp! Pepsi v Coke in the Ice Cold War is an entertaining and informative documentary that will take viewers on a journey through the…
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Environmental
Aftermath of a genocide: Yazidis of Sinjar
A family held captive by the Islamic State, enduring unimaginable horrors including rape and slavery, now huddles in fear atop Mount Sinjar, the sacred…
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People
Is totalitarianism making a comeback?
This documentary follows the journey of Ivo Briedis, a film director born in the Soviet Union, and journalist Rita Ruduša as they explore the…
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Culture
India: An emerging superpower – Climate, equality, space (2/2)
Explore India, the world’s largest democracy, in a new two-part documentary that delves into the country’s past and present. The film asks timely questions…
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Social
Crashed: Nepal’s treacherous airspace
Nepal is known worldwide for its astonishing beauty – with high mountains and breathtaking landscapes, it’s a top destination for adventure-seekers. The country regularly…
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Environmental
How big companies cash in on indigenous knowledge and biological resources
Indigenous people the world over are custodians of knowledge about their environment, often passed down over generations. In the past few decades, corporations have…
