The BBC World Service's wide range of documentaries from 2015.
Over 35,000 African students studied at British universities last year - part of a growing number of
The Jordanian social media campaign run in response to the burning of pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh. Domini
American historian David Blight explores the legacy of the American Civil War - especially regarding
Natalia Antelava asks if the creeping influence of the Orthodox Church in Georgia’s schools is turni
Following the end of World War Two, the BBC began a series of special radio appeals on behalf of a g
Tarek Osman considers how the impact of the Arab Uprisings of 2011 was felt in Saudi Arabia. The cou
Dominic Casciani explores the way the so called Islamic State use social media to recruit people to
Lucy Ash investigates the mass rapes committed by Soviet troops in Germany at the end of World II -
In India, a wrestler in the family can mean a ticket out of poverty. Rupa Jha meets the young fighte
Tarek Osman investigates the rise of the Kindgom of Saudi Arabia. In this second episode he sees how
American satirist PJ O’Rourke travels across Britain trying to work out why party politics in the UK
Will Coley listens to the stories of Ethiopian and Eritrean migrants who have made the often lethal
Does Portugal have a problem with police brutality and racism? The residents of Cova da Moura, a lar
American writer and satirist PJ O’Rourke hits the campaign trail to give his own unique take on the
Egyptian writer Tarek Osman follows the dramatic events that led to the establishment of the Kingdom
As the UK heads towards a highly competitive general election with an uncertain outcome, Mary Ann Si
Teatr Doc is widely praised for its hard-hitting plays about contemporary Russia. Lucy Ash finds tha
Comedian Des Bishop finds out what makes the chine
More women and girls from Canada's Aboriginal population go missing or are murdered than any other s
Imagine your nationality was used by people all around the world to describe someone with a learning
