One in every 4,500 women is born without a uterus. Until recently, it was impossible for these women to carry their own children but breakthroughs in science have made womb transplants possible.
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This series follows the forces of law and order around the world as they deal with horrific road accidents and try to prevent road fatalities.
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Twenty years ago, the destruction of the Buddhas of Bamiyan in Afghanistan shocked the world. It was to be the start of a new trend: the deliberate destruction of historical artifacts.
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Filmed over a year in twelve different countries, this film profiles the year when, thanks to Covid everything changed. Twelve intimate portraits from twelve places in a fragile world.
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It's estimated that half of the foreign fighters who left Europe to join ISIS have already returned to their countries of origin. Posing as refugees or travelling on fake passports, others were able to flee the caliphate for the West and rebuild new lives. But a handful of men are on a mission to find them.
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An estimated three million hauliers roam the roads of Europe, literally driving Europe’s economy. They transport virtually everything we buy or use but the drivers themselves are often exhausted, overworked and underpaid.
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We investigate how the Gates Foundation became the main funder of GMO experiments in Africa and investigates the possible repercussions of their actions.
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In the twilight of his life, Mike, an ordinary American man from Kentucky, is convinced of one thing: his son Kelly was murdered. The police have closed the case but Mike intends to uncover the truth.
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After the rise of China’s power in Africa, are we on the verge of seeing a Chinese Arctic?
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