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Watershed
Andy Kershaw investigates water supply problems in the US, Egypt, Bangladesh and Ethiopia
BBC World Service
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The Pope's Divisions
The impact of the Second Vatican Council on Pope John Paul II's Catholic Church
BBC World Service
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Come Inside
Series giving an insight into people's lives by looking around their homes
BBC World Service
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Inside The Global Giants
What goes on behind the scenes at multi-national corporations?
BBC World Service
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That Was The Year
Paul Gambaccini selects a year and looks at its news and musical highlights
BBC World Service
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China's Cultural Revolution
Hearing from people who experienced the Cultural Revolution, between 1966 and 1976
BBC World Service
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Masterpiece
Wide-ranging series exploring arts and cultural issues around the world
BBC World Service
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The Mathematics of Elections
Understanding voting systems, and how they might be reformed.
BBC World Service
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Chance to Dance
Series looking at the educational dance project run by The Royal Opera House
BBC World Service
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Making a Difference
Does development management and international aid make a difference?
BBC World Service
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Trading Places
Indian community leader Stan Thekaekara swaps his Indian home for Matson Estate
BBC World Service
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Winning the Peace
Paddy Ashdown investigates how the international community helps rebuild a nation
BBC World Service
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Blogging In Brazil
Down Brazil's 600km São Franciso river following Richard Burton's 1867 historic canoe trip
BBC World Service
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The Hunt For Al-Qaeda
How counter terrorism agents uncovered Osama bin Laden's network around the world
BBC World Service
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Vietnam: At War and at Peace
Revisiting the Vietnam War and looking at the developments in the country made since 1975
BBC World Service
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When Wars End
How conflict resolution professionals are dealing with a world focused on war
BBC World Service
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A World Of Corruption
How politicial and institutional corruption impacts on regimes around the world
BBC World Service
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I Was 30, I'm Now 15
Danielle Fahiya, 30, is now 15. Being home for lockdown is turning her into a teenager!
BBC Radio Wales
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Why Stories
Thought provoking documentaries produced by international filmmakers from across the globe
BBC Russian TV
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The Miners' Strike: 40 years on
Stories from across England looking back at the 1984 miners' strike.
BBC Local Radio
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Made in China
Born in China, raised in the UK, Eva Brookes asks how transracial adoption has shaped her.
BBC Sounds
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Swingers
A detailed and disturbing investigation raising questions about the idea of consent.
BBC Radio Wales
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Conflict and Continuity
Asa Briggs examines the social upheavals of 17th Century Britain
BBC World Service
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Water Water Everywhere
The healing powers of water and its importance in religious rituals around the world
BBC World Service
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Urban Decay
How science and technology can come to the aid of our cultural heritage
BBC World Service
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Patagonia, The Uttermost Part of the Earth
Patagonia, the southern tip of South America
BBC World Service
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Westerns: Bad History, Great Mythmaking
How the backbone of the American movie industry spread its influence way beyond the screen
BBC World Service
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Learning with Dogs
How pairing troubled dogs with troubled young men produces results for both
BBC World Service