Inside Story, with presenter Nick Clark, asks whether there should be peace talks between the government and the Tamil Tigers.

In 2001 Barenboim broke a long-running taboo by conducting a piece by Wagner in Israel. He also assembled an orchestra consisting of young Arabs and

Barack Obama, the US president-elect, promised to end the war in Iraq if he was elected. This episode of Inside Iraq asks if he will live up to his ca

This episode of The Listening Post takes an in depth look at Iran and its relationship with the media, past and present.

He started a blog where he denounced the wrongdoings of the country's political class. Here is the story of a primetime comedian come blogger who is g

One former child soldier tells us of the horrors she experienced.

The big business of farming in the US is booming but undocumented migrants make up more than half of the farming workforce. They are ripe for exploita

Alongside her music, Angelique is a UNICEF Ambassador and has her own educational foundation.

In Part Two of our Everywoman special on the veil we meet a girl who has made the decision not to cover up.

This week, we travel to the city of Baltimore to tell the stories of some of the people living there.

Christopher Gunness, the spokesman for the UN refugee agency UNRWA, said: "This has become a blockade against the UN itself."

The final episode looks at modern day Israel - a country that bears little resemblance to the one imagined by its Zionist forbearers.

Although the Indonesian government say they have the problem under control, it is thought that there are now many more Hiv positive housewives than se

For this extended special news programme, Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley went undercover in Myanmar to report exclusively on the people's protests and resu

An ancient Yemeni tradition is maintained in the unlikely place of north England.

Riz talks to one of America's most outspoken writers, Gore Vidal, who has previously described the US as imperialist and divided. He explains his hope

Later he was reunited with his family.

Joining the programme from London, Islamic Human Rights Commission Chair Massoud Shadjareh argues that Durban II should move forward as planned and th

One of the largest cuts to subsidised fuel has been in Malaysia. This week, 101 East looks at the social and economic impacts of rising fuel costs.

A touching sequel follows the developments in the life of two Bolivian child miners. The tunnel is endless and beginning to take its toll.