Correspondents Report

Japan has a famously low crime rate, but this week the city was plunged into chaos as authorities pursued a target. So what sparked the mayhem?

Zimbabwe's new President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, came into power earlier this year, promising jobs and economic recovery. But as ABC Correspondent Siobhan Heanue found out, the nation is sliding back into economic stagnation.

Over the past three years, ABC correspondent James Glenday has been based in Europe. During that time he's witnessed terrorism and reported on political turbulence.

In China, the humble walnut encased in its shell is treasured and rubbing a pair in the palm of the hand is believed to bring good fortune and health.

Our new Indonesia Correspondent, Anne Barker, barely had any time to settle into the job before tragedy struck the island of Sulawesi.

Linton Besser takes a look at London-based internet researchers that have had a sudden and profound impact on public knowledge.

On this week's Correspondents Report: The ABC checks out Bellingcat's most recent public event; Indonesia Correspondent Anne Barker reflects on the tragedy that hit Sulawesi; and in China, the walnut is believed to bring good fortune and health.

Correspondent Samantha Hawley has just moved to London after taking time off to live with her family in Switzerland. She's still finding her groove in London, but she's getting there.

Three months ago, hundreds of viewers contacted the ABC to find out how they could help a Beijing boy featured in an episode of Foreign Correspondent.

With Lebanon set to legalise its infamous cannabis industry, Middle East correspondent Adam Harvey went to the Bekaa Valley to find out more. It didn't turn out to be the simple day of filming he'd imagined.