As crucial elections approach, is Ukraine really as divided as people have been told?

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People & Power investigates the plight of children forced to work in Malawi's tobacco industry.

In the midst of a changing criminal underworld, we investigate the spread of mafia-style activity from East to West.

As the economy thrives, we examine the plight of Ethiopians forced from their land to make way for foreign investors.

People & Power goes behind the scenes with UN peacekeepers who are shifting their rules of engagement in the DR Congo.

How are British mining companies impacting the Central Asian nation's worsening environmental track record?

We investigate attitudes towards legalisation, and ask if the Americas are reaching a tipping point in the war on drugs.

In the second half of a special investigation, we look at legalisation and drug violence in the US and Latin America.

People & Power investigates allegations that exiled opponents of the Uzbek regime are being hunted down and killed.

We investigate the worrying rise in suicides among young IT professionals in Bangalore, India's tech capital.

People & Power goes behind the scenes with a famous super cop in Pakistan's fastest-growing and most lawless city.

Twenty years after Rwanda's genocide, should President Paul Kagame be seen as a saviour or a dictator?

An undercover investigation reveals disturbing evidence about the abuse of disabled people in Romania.

People & Power investigates why Bulgarians have been protesting against corruption in the heart of government.

People and Power investigates how Israeli drone technology came to be used by the US.

People and Power investigates how migrants trying to reach Europe fall into the hands of Libya's militias.

Can Afghanistan harness a fortune in unexploited precious stones to rescue its ailing economy?

After a 12 year absence a correspondent returns to the infamous US military prison to ask why it is still open.

People & Power investigates the sinister disappearance of 500 Albanian 'street' children from a Greek State orphanage.

As Scotland prepares to vote on independence, what would a 'Yes' vote mean for the UK's standing in the world?

With the conflict between Russia and Ukraine getting bloodier, fears are increasing that Moldova could be next.

Is the tough application of Canada’s immigration laws justified?

People & Power uncovers the harrowing stories of Afghanistan's prison children.

As Myanmar emerges slowly from five decades of dictatorship, will it ever catch up with its more prosperous neighbours?