On our first episode Semir Sejfovic goes to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina to investigate whether the Dayton Agreement, which ended the Bosnian war 25 years ago, has really brought peace. Plus we interview former...
South African Muslims struggle for religious funeral rites
At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, many South Africans couldn’t bury loved ones who died from the disease, because of the risk of contracting the #virus. It deprived many Muslims of the religious rites which...
Migrants stranded in the Bosnian cold
Thousands of migrants in Bosnia’s northwest are fighting for survival as authorities fail to offer them proper shelter against the bitter cold. As Aksel Zaimovic reports, aid agencies are calling for urgent action...
Impeachment article sent to US Senate, triggering trial
US House of Representatives presents an article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate
New bill may see children spy on ‘criminal’ parents in the UK
Plans to allow children to be used as spies and make them reveal wrongdoing by their parents have sparked concerns in the UK, leaving even Conservative Party MPs wary. The bill, if passed, would allow 16- and 17-year...
‘J’accuse!’ | French lawsuit accuses ‘Agent Orange’ firms over damage during Vietnam war
A hearing into companies that were involved in manufacturing or selling Agent Orange, an extremely toxic chemical, has opened in a French court. The herbicide, which US forces sprayed over jungle during the Vietnam war...
‘They just want to defend Biden’ – Scoop co-founder to RT after Facebook ban
Facebook clamps down on ‘hate speech’ again. This time, the social media platform has taken down a group called Patriots Against Joe Biden, allied to the conservative news site the Scoop, whose founders have also had...