The Global Story Episodes Episode guide
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Katseye, America and the dark side of K-pop perfection
What happens when K-pop’s gruelling formula meets the American music industry?
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Is a free press at serious risk in Trump’s America?
What can America learn from the rest of the world about protecting journalists?
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Inside China’s push to become the world’s AI superpower
Will AI overshadow Xi Jinping and Trump talks at the White House?
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Why the world wants American surrogates
High-profile cases raise questions about America’s status as a global surrogacy hub.
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Searching for Russia’s missing soldiers
The woman counting Russia’s true death toll.
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Dave Ramsey: Iran, tariffs and affordability
Ahead of the midterms, talk show host Dave Ramsey says it is not politicians who can help
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Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, and the politics of staying silent
How the war in Gaza became a dividing line for pop stars
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Will the Houthis tank the global economy?
Who are the Iran-backed group threatening to seize control of a vital oil-shipping route?
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The Canadians who want out of Canada
In Canada’s wealthiest province Alberta, voters are deciding whether to become independent
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Can the US and China stop AI from killing us all?
Will rival superpowers co-operate to reign in AI’s risk to humanity?
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Did America win the ‘war on terror’?
How the fallout from 9/11 is still shaping the world in unintended ways
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How the AfD is rewriting German history
Far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party wants to teach children less about Hitler.
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Why America's allies are sanctioning West Bank settlers
The UK is banning trade with West Bank settlements. How will the US respond?
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Can Dubai’s luxe image survive the war with Iran?
As Iranian strikes hit Dubai, the city fights to control the narrative.
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Was Saudi Arabia involved in 9/11?
Twenty-five years on from 9/11, grieving families are fighting for answers.
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How the world sees Lindsay Clancy
The US is an outlier in its approach to prosecuting infanticide. Why?
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Is the AI backlash actually a Chinese psy-op?
When is foreign interference really to blame, and when is it a scapegoat?
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Is the world giving up on the US dollar?
Economist Kenneth Rogoff argues that that the era of dollar dominance may be ending
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Nepal: Covering a disaster in your own country
After devastating floods, a journalist reflects on his responsibility to his homeland.
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Inside Afghanistan’s secret schools for girls
Lyse Doucet visits Afghanistan and speaks to the Taliban five years after the US pullout
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Did Emily ruin Paris?
Can TV shows and movies reshape the cities we live in?
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Trump 'tightens the noose' on Iran. Will it backfire?
The US’s economic pressure could kick-start a global trade conflict
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Canada’s Mark Carney fights back
Carney’s defiance of Trump is popular at home. But could it come at a cost?
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Will the new cancer vaccine survive RFK Jr’s America?
A promising scientific breakthrough amid research funding cuts
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The campaign to replace Zelensky
The Ukrainian president’s challenger is his former close adviser.
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The end of Harry and Meghan’s American dream
The Duke of Sussex said last year he couldn’t imagine returning to the UK. What changed?
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Jason Arday, DEI, and the dilemma facing black academics
The professor’s life and death raise questions around the limits of inclusion.
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Is Kim Jong Un the real winner of the Iran war?
As Trump lashes out at Seoul over Iran, will he revive his relationship with North Korea?
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The West Bank settler siege
Israeli settlers have besieged Palestinian families in the West Bank for days
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The challenger to Netanyahu, with New Yorker editor David Remnick
Could Gadi Eisenkot really be the ‘anti-Netanyahu?’