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We explore what has shifted in the climate crisis this year and the people driving the fight to protect the planet.

Mohammed and his daughter face the emotional fallout of his political activism in Gaza and imprisonment in Israel, that left her to grow up without him.

Fault Lines follows the journey of a 14-year old girl named Leyan Abul-Atta who lost her leg in an Israeli airstrike as she seeks medical treatment in the U.S.

Home to the largest Tibetan population outside of Asia, Parkdale is a food mecca fighting to maintain its unique identity in gentrifying Toronto.

Survivors of U.S. nuclear tests on Bikini Atoll expose how their home became a radioactive lab where islanders were unknowingly used as human test subjects.

We explore what has shifted in the climate crisis this year and the people driving the fight to protect the planet.

Survivors of U.S. nuclear tests on Bikini Atoll expose how their home became a radioactive lab where islanders were unknowingly used as human test subjects.

Home to the largest Tibetan population outside of Asia, Parkdale is a food mecca fighting to maintain its unique identity in gentrifying Toronto.

Fault Lines follows the journey of a 14-year old girl named Leyan Abul-Atta who lost her leg in an Israeli airstrike as she seeks medical treatment in the U.S.

Mohammed and his daughter face the emotional fallout of his political activism in Gaza and imprisonment in Israel, that left her to grow up without him.

Marc Lamont Hill speaks to Mahmood Mamdani about his new book, Africa's global role, and the significance of Zohran Mamdani's New York City mayoral victory.

Home to the largest Tibetan population outside of Asia, Parkdale is a food mecca fighting to maintain its unique identity in gentrifying Toronto.

Fault Lines follows the journey of a 14-year old girl named Leyan Abul-Atta who lost her leg in an Israeli airstrike as she seeks medical treatment in the U.S.

Mehdi Hasan goes Head to Head with Nigel Biggar on Britain's Empire, reparations and the morality of war.

Developing nations finally shape the G20 agenda. But, is it real change or just a symbolic win?