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Featuring news on issues around the world. Yalda Hakim visits Romania, which has one of the largest Roma populations in the EU, to find out why they are one ... read more

Thailand's seafood export industry continues to use trafficked and forced labour.

In Vietnam, although the trade in rhino horn is illegal, there's a thriving market.

Robert Peston gains access to one of the biggest state-owned companies in China.

Yalda Hakim reports on suspected Taliban insurgents in Bagram prison.

Featuring news on issues around the world. Even in 21st-century India, life for single women can be tough. Rupa Jha speaks to single women across the country... read more

Djibouti is the only country in Africa with a US military base. From here, war on terror is being waged against Al Shabab in Somalia and Al Qaeda in Yemen. F... read more

The BBC's international development correspondent, Mark Doyle, returns to Rwanda to piece together the remarkable story of an unsung hero, Captain Mbaye Diagne. read more

Two religious leaders, from opposing sides in war-torn Central African Republic, are risking their lives by travelling the country together to try to stop th... read more

Featuring news on issues around the world. The Zimbabwean president, Robert Mugabe, has just turned 90 and is showing no sign of stepping aside. Our World jo... read more

Steve Hewlett has gained exclusive access to the People's Liberation Army's officer training programme, as China's vast military machine re-invents itself.

Sue Lloyd Roberts follows two American veterans on a dramatic and emotional journey as they return to Saigon looking for their children.

Two years ago the body of a young man was found in a West London Street. He had no identity papers and no-one had reported him missing. Police were unable to... read more

Olly Lambert meets some of the residents of an abandoned skyscraper in the heart of the capital of Venezuela, who have created a secure environment away from... read more

The Awa are believed to be one of the most endangered tribes on the planet. Loggers and farmers have invaded their land in the Amazon, and their traditional ... read more

Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province is home to many of the country's minority Shia population. Many there have long complained of marginalisation at the hands o... read more

Emissions of carbon dioxide are not just warming the world; they are also turning the oceans more acidic. The United States' Secretary of State, John Kerry, ... read more

As a new law ensuring legal recognition for second, third or even fourth wives, in polygamous marriages, comes into force in Kenya, Yalda Hakim travels to a ... read more

Navin Singh Khadka travels to remote villages around the Mount Everest to talk to families and community leaders trying to resolve the growing tensions withi... read more

The number of people killed by Nigeria's Boko Haram militants rises on an almost daily basis. Thousands have died in a conflict almost unseen by the outside ... read more

The British Government has told its citizens not to go to Syria. The country has been in a state of civil war for more than three years, more than 150 thousa... read more

ISIS,'the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant', stunned the world last month by capturing Mosul, Iraq's second city. For Our World, Yalda Hakim has returne... read more

Will Grant meets one woman and her dedicated team in Arizona, who attempt to identify the bodies of migrants found in the desert, and return them to their fa... read more

The untold story of the hidden victims of the war in Afghanistan: the women whose husbands were killed in the fight against the Taliban.

Vladimir Putin may have angered the international community by snatching Crimea from Ukraine, but opinion polls show that nearly 80 per cent of Russians appr... read more

Fierce fighting in northern Iraq continues daily between the Islamic State, IS rebel army, Iraq's Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and the Iraqi national army. For... read more

Sue Lloyd-Roberts looks at the latest of several enquiries into the historical abuse of women and children in the care of the Roman Catholic Church.

Bolivia's Cerro Rico mountain was once said to contain enough silver to build a bridge between South America and Spain. Catharina Moh reports on its collapsi... read more

"Assembled in China" but designed in California, Japan or Europe: that's been the story of China for the past 30 years. But now China is pouring billions int... read more

Tim Whewell is one of the only western journalists to recently gain access to Tobruk, a once sleepy town now caught between terror and denial. He meets polit... read more

Tanya Beckett travels across Eastern Europe to meet some of the architects of the revolutions and people whose lives were changed forever by the events of 19... read more

Kavita Puri goes to Switzerland and hears the extraordinary stories of survivors who lived as indentured child labourers.

Ali Hamedani visits Turkey to meet LGBT exiles who have fled Iran in fear of being forced to change gender.

Is the Middle East's newest country a territory called Rojava? Out of the chaos of Syria's civil war, mainly Kurdish leftists have forged a radical, egalitar... read more

Rupert Wingfield Hayes heads to the disputed Spratly Islands to find out how America will respond to this new expansionist challenge from China.

Chris Rogers reveals the hidden shame of Guatemala's hospital for the mentally ill where it is alleged that patients suffer regular abuse at the hands of tho... read more