Newsday Episodes Episode guide
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China's population falls: What does it mean?
China's population falls for the first time in 60 years - we investigate what it means
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China's population falls for first time in decades
New figures show China's population fell last year for the first time in six decades
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Myanmar: Damning new report on weapons suppliers
Report finds a host of global companies are helping Myanmar’s military produce weapons
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Nepal crash: Hopes fade of finding survivors
Rescue workers in Nepal have resumed their efforts after deadly crash kills at least 68
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Nepal in mourning after worst plane crash in decades
At least 68 dead after Yeti Airlines flight plunged into ravine
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Ukraine's defence minister says Ukraine has become a 'de-facto member' of Nato
Ukraine's defence minister says there has been a change among some allies
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Ukraine seen as a de facto member of Nato by its defence minister
Ukraine's defence minister tells the BBC his country is a de facto member of Nato
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Researchers claim Exxon Mobil knew about global warming since 1970s
They said the oil giant accurately predicted how global warming would heat up the planet
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IMF warns high interest rates are affecting low income countries
Tens of millions of people at risk of extreme hunger
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IMF warns low income countries risk defaulting on their debt
The IMF claims this could lead to tens of millions facing extreme hunger
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IMF warns low income countries risk defaulting on their debt
Tens of millions are facing extreme hunger
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Peru's political crisis continues
Supporters of ex-president Pedro Castillo have been protesting
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Peru's president investigated for genocide and murder
This comes following the violent suppression of protesters
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President Dina Boluarte under investigation following the deaths of 17 protesters
Anger following the ousting of the left wing leader Pedro Castillo continues to grow
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Mass arrests in Brazil
About 1,500 have been arrested after government buildings were stormed in the capital
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Pro-democracy demonstrators march in Sao Paulo
Protests follow the storming of several government buildings by Bolsonaro supporters
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Pro-democracy demonstrations in Brazil
Protests come after Congress, the Supreme Court and the Presidential Palace were stormed
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World leaders condemn Brazil violence
Hundreds of arrests after Bolsonaro supporters storm government buildings
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Lula vows to punish supporters of Bolsonaro after riot
Supporters of the ousted far-right leader stormed the Supreme Court and Congress
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Bolsonaro supporters storm Congress
Jair Bolsonaro supporters also storm Brazil’s presidential palace and Supreme Court
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US political stalemate: "this is democracy"
Policymakers in the US have failed to elect a speaker for a historic eleventh time
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US: three days of political turmoil with no end in sight
Eleventh time unlucky - the US House of Representatives again disagrees on speaker
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US politics: more concessions, more votes, but the same result
The stalemate continues in the US House of Representatives as no speaker is elected
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Pope Benedict's funeral: the legacy left behind
Mourners gather on mass for Pope Benedict's funeral in Rome to pay their final respects
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Pope Benedict's funeral: one hundred thousands mourners expected
The funeral of late Pope Benedict is to take place shortly in the Vatican, Rome
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'A national embarrassment': political deadlock continues in the US
Right-wing Republicans still refuse to back the leading contender, Kevin McCarthy
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Republicans in US deadlocked over who will lead new majority in Congress
Representative Kevin McCarthy of California lost three votes for the top job
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US House of Representatives fails to back front-running leader
Kevin McCarthy has vowed to remain in the race for U.S speaker amid opposition
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Fans pay respect to Brazilian football legend Pele in port city of Santos
Thousands of mourners have gathered to pay respects to the Brazilian football legend
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Brazilian dignitaries and football fans pay their respects to Pele
A twenty-four hour wake is occurring ahead of his funeral today