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World Economic Forum: Can India Beat Corruption?

Will Anna Hazare's anti-corruption campaign be a success, or will India always be corrupt?

• 55 mins

The future of Congo: Is the DRC a failed State?

Ahead of the elections, we ask a live audience in Kinshasa if the DRC is a failed state.

• 55 mins

Nobel Minds

Zeinab Badawi talks to some of the Nobel prize-winners about the challenges for science

• 55 mins

Reinventing Capitalism

Nik Gowing chairs a panel of global decision makers at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

• 28 mins

Syria – Should the international community intervene?

Stephen Sackur presents a debate on the international response to the crisis in Syria.

• 45 mins

Why Poverty?

Part of a global event hosted by the Â鶹ÊÓƵAV and 50 other broadcasters around the world.

• 55 mins

Russia, Ukraine and the World

What do the Ukrainian revolutions mean for Russia - and for the rest of the world?

• 55 mins

Brazil and the World

Has Brazil’s emergence on to the world stage lost momentum?

• 55 mins

Does Soft Power Really Matter?

In a world where great power rivalry is back, does 'soft power' still matter?

• 55 mins

11/11/2014

A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.

• 55 mins

The Public Philosopher

Professor Michael Sandel explores the nature and limits of democracy

• 55 mins

Democracy Day

Shaimaa Khalil chairs a live debate on Islam and democracy with Tariq Ramadan, Heba Rao...

• 55 mins

A Richer World, but for Whom?

IMF's Christine Legarde, Mark Carney and Sir Martin Sorrel debate global wealth in Davos

• 55 mins

The End of Development

Anthropologist Henrietta Moore argues that the age of development is an outdated concept

• 55 mins

Understanding Ebola

What the recent outbreak of Ebola says about how far Africa has come in development

• 55 mins

Ebola - What Next?

Zeinab Badawi is in Ghana with a panel of decision-makers to discuss: Ebola - what next...

• 55 mins

The Elders

A group of the world's elder statesmen discuss IS, Syria and Iraq, Russia and Ukraine

• 28 mins

The Extraordinary Legacy of Magna Carta

Experts debate the legacy of the Magna Carta on political systems around the world

• 55 mins

The War the World Needs to Remember

Recalling the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, and its continuing legacy

• 49 mins

World Economic Forum in Davos

Is Europe at a tipping point? Can Europe deal with crises without betraying its values?

• 49 mins

The Engineers

Razia Iqbal meets three of the world's greatest engineers

• 49 mins

Reporting Terror: A Dangerous Game

Journalists debate whether news organisations need to rethink the reporting of terrorism

• 49 mins

The New America

The issues that could motivate US Latinos to vote in the presidential election

• 49 mins

A Place Called Home

How two countries, Lebanon and Wales, have responded to the Syrian refugee crisis

• 51 mins

The Genomic Revolution from the Francis Crick Institute

The ethics, promise and pitfalls of genomic research

• 49 mins

Politics of Fear or a Rebellion of the Forgotten?

Why are so many people in democracies showing hostility towards establishment power?

• 49 mins

The Engineers: Rise of the Robots

Engineering shapes our world - will robots drive our future?

• 49 mins

Crisis in Catalonia

Catalan independence and what the crisis means for Catalonia, Spain and the EU

• 53 mins

Davos: The Fake News Challenge to Politics

Zeinab Badawi and panel in Davos discuss the distortion of truth. Can a free and fair media restore trust in political debate?

• 26 mins

The Bailout

Three key decision makers discuss how they handled the global financial crisis.

• 53 mins