Showcasing some of the best Documentaries and Talk Shows
Mon 31 August 2026: The Rohingya of Myanmar have faced decades of discrimination and forced displacement, and a case alleging genocide now sits before the International Court of Justice. This film describes how military regimes rewrote citizenship laws to exclude Rohingya from registers and used identity documents, checkpoints and travel permits to control movement. It […]
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Fri 21 August 2026: Did you know that the Prophet Mohammed was a caravan trader? He helped arrange convoys of thousands of camels carrying valuable goods across the Arabian desert. And he put his commercial nous to good use. Not only did he found one of the world’s great religions, but also a model of […]
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Mon 17 August 2026: From Victory to Victory” produced by Afghan outlet Misaq, which chronicles the Islamic Emirate’s history from its 1996 founding through the 2001 US invasion, two decades of conflict, the 2021 return to power, and five years of governance, security, and reconstruction efforts. The film presents the Taliban perspective on key events, […]
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Tue 11 August 2026: Through the stories of victims, witnesses, lawyers, and journalists, this documentary examines the rise of anti-Muslim hate in India. Core Topic: The documentary investigates the rise of anti-Muslim sentiment and violence in India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Key Themes: The page description highlights specific manifestations of this issue, including […]
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Mon 27 July 2026: Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has revealed that Damascus is actively working to reach a security agreement with Israel with the participation of several countries. Speaking in an exclusive interview on Al Jazeera’s Al Muqabala programme, the full interview, to be broadcast at 19:00 GMT, al-Sharaa said he hopes the deal with Israel […]
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Sat 25 July 2026: What started as an online satire has now transformed into a major, nationwide movement that’s challenging India’s government. The so-called ‘Cockroach Janta Party’, burst onto the political scene in May after crucial exam papers were leaked, triggering a public outcry. But concerns have now broadened to include youth unemployment, and other […]
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Sat 25 July 2026: Relationship between Uganda’s liberation movement and the Israeli Zionist movement. To what extent is this just another face of something we know far too well and that is the colonial relationship between the countries of the north and Africa. Uganda’s relationship with Israel is one of the strangest diplomatic love stories […]
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Fri 24 July 2026: What’s so terrifying about it? That $50 billion needs to be spent to go buy Tik Tok. I tell you what’s terrifying about it. What’s terrifying is that people will listen and their hearts will change. Is that humanity is dead and people’s hearts are naturally evil. Sami Hamdi examines the […]
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Tue 14 July 2026: With the passing of another government deadline for undocumented Afghans to leave, Pakistan has launched a new crackdown on thousands still living in the country. In response to criticism, authorities say they are enforcing immigration laws and cite national security concerns. Hundreds of thousands of Afghans have returned to a country […]
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Fri 10 July 2026: When Mali’s military took power in a coup five years ago, it pledged stability. But that promise has not been fulfilled. Over the weekend, rebels and armed groups carried out a joint offensive in the northern and central areas of the country. Mali has been grappling to contain armed groups for […]
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