The ‘Super’ El Nino
Scientists at the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) say that this year’s super El Nino will have a devastating impact – and their fears are well- founded. Signs confirming those warnings […]
Life Links Episode 16
What makes your home country what it is? Meet a former neo – Nazi, a man campaigning for the independence of his state and a woman displaced by civil conflict […]
From Bangkok To Toulouse
Three students decided to travel the world in the most unique fashion – in an electricity – powered rickshaw. We follow them on part of their journey, witnessing the trials […]
Environmental Protection
For years environmental protection in Myanmar fell under the jurisdiction of the military regime. Gradual democratic reform in the country has seen a change in strategy. The government in Rangoon […]
Support For The Far Right
In regional elections, France’s mainstream parties beat back a surging far right. But support for the Front National (FN) rose to an all-time high. Marion Marechal-Le Pen, granddaughter of the […]
A New Take On Pluto
The New Horizons flyby of Pluto last summer delivered sensational images of the mysterious, icy body on the edge of the Solar System. The probe took almost 10 years to […]
Walk The Wild Atlantic Way
At around 2,500 kilometers the Wild Atlantic Way is one of the longest coastal routes in the world. Experience the untamed beauty of Ireland’s west coast where land and sea […]
Studying In A Refugee Camp
Refugees aren’t just a topic in Europe. According to the UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency, there are 60 million refugees worldwide. Hundreds of thousands who have fled war zones […]
Turkey:Targeting ChildRefugees
About 450,000 Syrian refugee children in Turkey do not attend school because their families are hoping to return home soon, or because the Turkish schools won’t enroll them. This makes […]
Hunt For New Antibiotics
Antibiotic resistance is a serious and growing problem. There are a variety of reasons, but the outcome is often deadly.