The 50-minute documentary 50 Years of Forgetting explores the enduring impact of the Vietnam War on the lives of contemporary Vietnamese. Prompted by a letter from an American veteran, filmmaker Mai Huyen Chi embarks on a personal and national investigation.

It's been another night of bloodshed in Gaza as the Israeli military targeted tents sheltering displaced Palestinians. The latest strikes have killed at least 23 Palestinians. At least 10 people, including children, were killed in Khan Younis. Fires broke out after Israel bombed a tent camp in the southern city.

Held annually on April 17, Palestinian Prisoner’s Day is a national day dedicated to the freedom of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons and support for their rights. This year, Palestinian Prisoner’s Day – which is typically marked by rallies and other events – comes as Israel continues to crack down on Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, including occupied East Jerusalem, amid its war on the Gaza Strip. According to Addameer, a Palestinian prisoner support and advocacy group, just less than 10,000 Palestinians were held in Israeli prisons as of April 14. That includes 3,498 Palestinians held without charge or trial under what’s known as “administrative detention”. Rights groups have long denounced Israel’s treatment of Palestinians in Israeli jails but noted that abuses have worsened since the war on Gaza began.

A court in the US is threatening to hold the White House in contempt, for ignoring a judge's order to halt deportation flights of migrants to El Salvador. A legal permanent US resident is currently in prison after being wrongly transported there, even though he hasn't been convicted of a crime. The White House is refusing to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back, despite a Supreme Court order.

Attacks on judges and threats to defy the courts -- increasing tension between the Trump administration and the US judiciary. Some believe it's a constitutional crisis; others say the president is simply doing what he promised voters. How serious is all this -- and what's at stake?

From scientists to students, travellers to the US are being stopped, searched and sometimes sent home for what is on their phones. What is the new reality at US borders under President Donald Trump – and how should you navigate it?

After three years of poor rainfall, in 2018, Cape Town announced drastic action to avoid running out of water completely. In this film, three activists fight for "water justice" and expose the socioeconomic divide and the environmental "cracks" in South Africa's water management system. In Cape Town’s "Day Zero" water crisis in 2018, Faeza Meyer fought against water cut-offs affecting poor communities, Caroline Marx tackled sewage pollution in a local lagoon, and Nazeer Sonday defended precious groundwater from industrial developers. The film examines how market-driven water management increases the rich-poor divide and contributes to broader environmental issues in South Africa. It exposes the systemic problems behind the 2018 crisis – and the complex relationship between economic policies and access to this vital resource. It emphasises the need for sustainable solutions to growing environmental problems – and is a reminder of the importance of water management and conservation at a time of increasing climate uncertainty.

Is Donald Trump ripping up the rule book on global politics? And what does that even mean?

A trio of nameless statues buried in the archives of the Australian Museum triggers a great-granddaughter's quest to honour her ancestors and reclaim their life stories. In 1925, Australia's Census declared Aboriginal people a "dying race". The Australian Museum commissioned three statues of Aboriginal people: a child, a man and a woman, exhibited as nameless objects to be studied. The woman was Nellie Bunjil, Irene Ridgeway's great-grandmother. Irene embarks on a journey to retrace Nanny Nellie's life and redisplay the statues, this time with her name, identity and dignity.

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel will not allow any humanitarian aid to enter Gaza. In a statement, Katz added no preparations are being made to bring supplies into the strip. He said the blockade was a way of putting pressure on Hamas. Israel has blocked food, medicine and other critical supplies from entering the strip for more than a month. Aid agencies say there are concerns of a full-blown famine taking hold.