25:45MINS
What do the leaks tell us about spy communications and what effect will these leaks have on international relations?
24:51MINS
In the first of two programmes, we assess the impact of Al Jazeera's release of hundreds of classified documents.
26:30MINS
Meet the Malaysians arrested under a controversial law that critics say is being used to silence government opponents.
45:49MINS
Bangladeshi students travel to the UK in hope of a prestigious education only to find the reality is quite different.
47:01MINS
Five women, Israeli and Palestinian, born in the same year but irreconcilably divided by history and events.
45:24MINS
The story of how the women of a Kosovan village rebuilt their lives after many of their men were killed in 1999.
25:02MINS
For every refugee statistic there is a personal story of hazard and hope - this is the Tayem family's story.
44:20MINS
What will become of families stranded in Vietnam since their Moroccan fathers defected from the French army in 1953?
46:09MINS
The personal stories of three members of the Syrian opposition forces treated for critical wounds in Germany.
25:01MINS
Fault Lines traces Bangladesh's garment supply chain and asks if US retailers know where their clothes are being made.
46:51MINS
Are Jews of Middle Eastern, North African and Spanish descent discriminated against in Israel?
25:20MINS
Thailand has long been a sanctuary for Chinese dissidents, but it no longer offers safety for those seeking refuge.
ShortMINS
In a special on religion, we speak to Karen Armstrong and debate New Atheism with Lawrence Krauss and Greg Epstein.
47:30MINS
A unique insight into the traditional "grand marriage" of a Comoran government minister and his two wives.
