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Sudan’s journey from independence to revolution

Mohanad Hashim explains some of the complex history of the country he grew up in

• 17 mins

Ethiopia, Eritrea and border wars

Kalkidan Yibeltal explains the complex history between the two countries

• 17 mins

How the Good Friday Agreement helped bring peace to Northern Ireland

Denis Murray reflects on the legacy of the 1998 agreement

• 17 mins

Introducing The Explanation

On a mission to make sense of the world

• 1 min

Unspun World: Is Ukraine's counter-offensive a turning point?

Ukraine prepares a renewed offensive. Plus, what is a pangenome and how will it help us?

• 27 mins

Unspun World: Could AI outsmart humanity?

Reporting from Ukraine's battlefields. Plus, how worried should we be about AI?

• 27 mins

Unspun World: Can the US transform the world's economy?

President Biden puts America first. So will he succeed in reshaping the global economy?

• 27 mins

Unspun World: What's it like reporting on the war from inside Russia?

Steve Rosenberg on the challenges for journalists still in Russia

• 27 mins

Unspun World: Who can challenge Trump?

The race for the 2024 Republican White House nomination is about to heat up

• 27 mins

What is the Wagner Group?

The mercenary organisation's operations have extended to many nations, but who are they?

• 19 mins

Unspun World: Xi Jinping: President or emperor?

What do the growing ambitions of China's leader mean for the rest of the world?

• 27 mins

Unspun World: Is Putin's time up?

The editor of the Â鶹ԼÅÄ’s Russian service, Famil Ismailov, analyses Vladimir Putin's future

• 27 mins

How Lebanon’s economy collapsed

Protests, the port explosion and power cuts – what’s next for Lebanon?

• 17 mins

Haiti's gang crisis

How competing gangs are carving up Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince

• 18 mins

Unspun World: Is it time to return looted art?

What should we done with stolen treasures? Katie Razzall confronts colonialism's legacy

• 27 mins

What is a war crime?

Even war has rules, so what happens when they are broken?

• 17 mins

Who are the Rohingyas?

How the Rohingyas fled Myanmar to become the world’s largest stateless population

• 17 mins

The EU

How the European Union evolved from a six-nation club to a major global player

• 18 mins

Venezuela crisis

With more oil reserves than Saudi Arabia, how is Venezuela so poor?

• 18 mins

What is Nato?

Will Nato continue to expand?

• 18 mins

Kosovo–Serbia relations

Will Serbia ever recognise Kosovo?

• 17 mins

Could Puerto Rico become America's 51st state?

Â鶹ԼÅÄ Mundo’s Ronald Avila-Claudio discusses what the future might hold for his homeland

• 17 mins

The Global Jigsaw: Grain deal special

Russia and Turkey failed to reach an agreement to bring Ukrainian grain to the world

• 27 mins

Unspun World: What has changed for women in Iran, a year after Mahsa Amini's death?

Iranian women are still fighting for freedom, despite government crackdowns

• 27 mins

The Global Jigsaw: Wagner after Prigozhin

What next for the notorious group after the plane crash that wiped out its leadership?

• 40 mins

Unspun World: Can anyone in Russia challenge Putin now?

Now Yevgeny Prigozhin is dead, can anyone in Russia challenge the president’s power?

• 27 mins

Unspun World: Are democracies hindering the fight against climate change?

Short-term politics gets in the way of dealing with an ever-warming planet

• 27 mins

Unspun World: Israel declares war on Hamas after deadly attack

Israel starts 'a prolonged and powerful campaign' in Gaza. What will be the consequences?

• 27 mins

The Global Jigsaw: Who’ll be Argentina’s next president?

After a shock primary win, a far-right libertarian economist is in pole position

• 23 mins

Unspun World: Will Israel invade Gaza?

Will Israel launch a ground assault in Gaza and, if they do, what's at stake?

• 27 mins