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Kermit Gosnell: Doctor and Murderer

How the disturbing tale of one abortionist is affecting America's wider debate.

• 30 mins

Romania, Religion and Riches

Tessa Dunlop looks at the wealth, power and influence of the Romanian Orthodox Church.

• 28 mins

Kazakhstan's Living Gulags

Rayhan Demeytrie investigates allegations of torture in Kazakhstan's prisons.

• 28 mins

Turkey's New Opposition

Can Turkey's new anti-government alliance hold together? Emre Azizlerli reports.

• 28 mins

Inside Gay Pakistan

Mobeen Azhar discovers a secret vibrant gay scene in urban Pakistan.

• 28 mins

Venezuela - Out of Stock

Ed Butler investigates how Venezuela's economic crisis is affecting everyday lives.

• 28 mins

Matchmaking in Modern China

Looking for love in a country where there will soon be 24 million bachelors.

• 28 mins

Indonesia's Mercury Menace

How mercury poisoning is threatening the health of Indonesian gold miners.

• 28 mins

Moldova - Sour Grapes

Will Russian politics crush the thriving wine industry of tiny Moldova?

• 28 mins

Mexico: Exorcising Evil

Why Catholic priests in Mexico believe they can fight drug trafficking through exorcism.

• 28 mins

India: Resisting Rape

One year on from the attack in Delhi, the experience of women who've chosen to report rape

• 28 mins

Indonesia's humungous healthcare plan

Can Indonesia successfully introduce the world's largest public health insurance scheme?

• 28 mins

Bangladesh: Trials of Strength

Farhana Haider investigates the war crimes trials which have divided Bangladesh.

• 28 mins

Brazil: Fighting Slavery

Linda Pressly goes on the road with Brazil's anti-slavery hit squads.

• 28 mins

Greenland: To dig or not to dig?

Will mining harm Greenland's environment, or lead the country to independence?

• 28 mins

Russia: Digging up the Dead

Russia's volunteer diggers who continue to search for the remains of World War II soldiers

• 28 mins

Uzbekistan: Searching for Googoosha

A profile of Gulnara Karimova, the pop star daughter of Uzbekistan's ruthless leader.

• 28 mins

Syria: The Silent Enemy

The war in Syria has created a silent enemy for those fleeing the fighting - disease.

• 28 mins

Ukraine: The Paper Trail to Corruption

Lucy Ash reports from Ukraine on the paper trail leading to bribery and corruption.

• 28 mins

Central African Republic: A Road Through Hatred

Can a unique friendship between two men end the killings in the Central African Republic?

• 28 mins

South Korea: Sex in the Sunset Years

Why are some older South Korean women turning to prostitution?

• 28 mins

Arizona: The Missing Migrants

Will Grant meets people trying to identify illegal migrants who die in the Arizona desert.

• 28 mins

Argentina: GM's New Frontline

What is the cause of an ongoing health crisis across Argentina's vast GM farming belt?

• 28 mins

The Reykjavik Confessions

Simon Cox investigates a notorious miscarriage of justice in Iceland.

• 28 mins

Tornado Hide and Seek

What do you do when a twisting funnel drops from the sky? A report from tornado alley.

• 28 mins

Crimea: Paradise Regained

Lucy Ash meets the Russian holidaymakers who are reclaiming their bit of paradise.

• 28 mins

Fearless Women in Turkish Kurdistan

Tim Whewell meets the dynamic women in Turkish Kurdistan who are defining the future.

• 28 mins

Searching for Annie in Liberia

Gabriel Gatehouse goes in search of Annie, an Ebola victim in Liberia.

• 28 mins

Chasing China's Doomsday Cult

Carrie Gracie goes in search of the cult of the Almighty God and its terrified victims.

• 28 mins

Goodbye Ireland; Goodbye Gaelic Football

The struggle to keep alive the game that is the heart of Ireland's identity.

• 28 mins