With its 500,000 lakes, unique boreal forests, polar bears and wildlife, Canada has a reputation for being one of the most beautiful places on earth. But it is being hit by increasingly frequent climatic disasters. Is Canada, with its image as a model student and friend of nature, a climate hypocrite?
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They’re blocking freeways, spraying works of art with soup and slashing 4x4 tires. These new-style environmental activists are prepared to do anything to make their voices heard in the face of what they call 'climate inaction.'
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Filmed on the border of the Bible Belt states in the Midwest, this documentary profiles the commitment of civil society, doctors, lawyers, volunteers and individuals determined to preserve the right and access of their fellow citizens to abortion.
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Under the leadership of Narendra Modi, India has embraced both ultra-productivity and ultra-nationalism. Everything that happens in the world happens in India on a much larger scale.
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By studying the flight of insects and birds, scientists hope to create the next generation of efficient bio-inspired flying machine. Like the famous inventions of Leonardo da Vinci, they are reimagining new ways of flight.
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Two hours from Kabul, a forgotten guerrilla war is being waged. In the heart of the Panjshir province, the Mujahedin have retreated into the mountains, braving the cold and the ever-growing Taliban.
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The Rwandan genocide of 1994 was not an outbreak of collective madness but the culmination of decades of planning, deeply entrenched in the legacies of European racism and colonialism.
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For the past 10 years, Ethiopia's construction of the Grand Renaissance Dam, the largest dam ever built in Africa, has poisoned relations between Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan, and shaped the geopolitics of the region.
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We gained exclusive access to the world's biggest and toughest prison in El Salvador. Fifteen thousand prisoners are locked up here, most of whom will never leave alive.
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