The myths and realities of the May 1968 riots in Paris; and are there any parallels to France today?

Weeks of street protests could now see the man who led them, Opposition MP Nikol Pashinyan, become Prime Minister of Armenia.

The upcoming election in Turkey will be historic, as the country switches from a parliamentary system to a presidential one - a move that will give the president sweeping new executive powers. Is this the last chance for Turkish democracy?

The monthly discussion A Foreign Affair. Guests Alan Dupont, Jonathan Pearlman and Gorana Grgic talk about the foreign policy events of the month.

How free expression and freedom of the press are under attack in an era of fake news and populism with foreign correspondents Peter Greste and Salil Tripathi.

How free expression and freedom of the press are under attack in an era of fake news and populism with foreign correspondents Peter Greste and Salil Tripathi.

The legacy of the 1918 Spanish Flu is much more than the death and despair that it reeked across the globe, it was also a key trigger for our modern world.

After three years of fighting in Yemen basic health services are breaking down. What then is happening on the ground?

How the 1918 Spanish Flu changed the world and a doctor reports on Yemen.