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We discuss the ongoing tensions in the region, the history behind that fragile peace in Taiwan – and whether we are on the cusp of conflict or simply the start of a truly 21st century cold war.

Just over a year ago, Belarus, known as the last dictatorship in Europe, saw some of the biggest protests in its history. 

In today’s episode, our Europe editor Matt Frei explains the 2021 election results that saw the SPD emerge from the ashes of 2017 and Merkel’s party record their worst result since World War Two.

Our FactCheck reporter Georgina Lee explains the benefits and risks of vaccinating both children and adults with the Pfizer jab.

It’s been just over a month since the Taliban took Kabul. Some fled Afghanistan, not wanting to see what their new lives might look like. Others stayed out of choice or because there was no other option.

This autumn is the United Nations Climate Change conference, when the countries of the world will gather to negotiate a way forward.

With vaccinations hitting a wall and some governors refusing to impose new restrictions, President Biden introduced a vaccine mandate.

There’s the impossible and then there’s the completely unbelievable.

Where the rich move to safer ground and force other communities to bear the brunt of the climate disaster.

Downing Street has said the government will introduce vaccine passports for nightclubs and other crowded indoor venues in England and Scotland from the end of September, subject to votes in both parliaments.

For more than a year, Australia and New Zealand were sanctuaries away from the pandemic world. But the Delta variant snuck in.

Supply issues at major chains have forced a shortage of milkshakes and chicken, with the problems this summer seen as a warning of what’s to come.

Reporter Jesse Lau talks about the women on the front line of China’s feminist fightback and we ask whether the Me Too movement in China can prevail. 

We ask how much has the Paralympics changed minds in society about people with disability – and do we finally put these games on a similar level to the Olympics?

Just weeks after the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban have taken more than half of Afghanistan’s around 400 districts.