25:00MINS
Long after the Cold War and decades of separation, a Native American tribe plans a reunion.
49:11MINS
Mehdi Hasan challenges the Blackwater founder on his firm's role in Iraq and his new plan to privatise the Afghan war.
26:00MINS
As war continues to cripple Afghanistan, health workers are restoring the limbs, and lives, of their patients.
26:01MINS
Steven Pinker argues global poverty is declining, but is he right? And Afua Hirsch and Claire Fox talk racism in the UK.
25:35MINS
We debate the extent of reforms in Saudi Arabia under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and the war in Yemen.
26:00MINS
We ask if al-Assad and his allies can claim victory in Syria, and author Johann Hari discusses depression.
24:54MINS
Fifteen years since the invasion of Iraq, we ask retired US Brig Gen Mark Kimmitt about war crimes and the war's legacy.
26:00MINS
We challenge the Houthi-backed Yemeni FM Hisham Sharaf, and speak to Francis Fukuyama about 'identity politics'.
47:10MINS
The human impact of the Syrian war through the eyes of a Lebanese midwife helping pregnant Syrian refugees give birth.
46:05MINS
The mysterious killing of Fathi Shaqaqi, the founder of the armed Palestinian group Islamic Jihad.
47:30MINS
Why are so many Lebanese women single? Five women share their stories of love, life and marriage in Lebanon.
47:30MINS
The story of an unusual friendship between a Lebanese filmmaker and a young Syrian refugee girl.
47:30MINS
A Palestinian man stubbornly refuses to sell his Hebron home to Israeli buyers at any price.
45:57MINS
Who are the Kurds and how did their bid for independence in Iraq appear to fail after such a resounding 'yes' vote?
