The Documentary Podcast
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How Belarus silenced its free press
Hantavirus nearly killed me
Speaking from the Heart
An animal exodus
Introducing: Not By The Playbook - Why it is never too late
Return to Khartoum: War, loss and hope
Mika Obanda: Mosaic art
Searching for Soldier Dad: Ep 1. Love story
A 93 year old president gets a deputy
Sir David Attenborough
Befriending the man who killed my family
Russia's 'nyet' to the internet
13 Minutes Presents: Artemis II: What’s next for Nasa's Artemis mission?
Serbia: Under The Canopy
Artist Joan Eardley
For the love of dogs
Mapping Epstein's global connections
My social life as a wheelchair user
A church without walls
Atomic crossroads: Poland's nuclear future
In Our Time: The Mariana Trench
Driving Against Net Zero
Neha Vyaso: Crafting consent in Bollywood
Introducing: The Climate Question: China's green energy revolution
Inside the Mugabe dynasty
Meet the preppers
Faith and revolution in the Philippines
Under the influence of AI
Introducing Searching for Soldier Dad
In Iceland's Defence
The Last Dance Floor in Chernobyl
Patti LuPone: Taking the stage at Carnegie Hall
Counting the soldiers dying for Russia
Experiences of miscarriage
Jamaica: Shaken, not broken
Back to books: Sweden’s digital backlash
Surviving my daughter's killing
Pakistan: Hospitals putting children at risk of HIV
Helping prisoners become better parents
British Queen Elizabeth II's century of fashion
Bringing India's daughters back home
Hopes for a 'fragile' Middle East ceasefire
Your questions answered about Artemis II and space travel
Freddie’s second verse
The battle for Hungary
The Extractor
Albania: Land, money and the sea
Chef Rodolfo Guzman: Chilean summer menu
Growing up black in a white family – the truth behind my birth
The woman fighting IS in Somalia
The global activities of the Islamic State group are now believed to be run from the semi-autonomous region of Puntland in the north-east of Somalia, where IS fighters are entrenched in the caves and harsh mountainous terrain of the area. But many locals there do not support IS and are committed to fighting back against the group. For BBC News Somali, Sahnun Ahmed spent time embedded with the Puntland Defence Force, one of the groups resisting the militants, and witnessed the operations of their fighters, including one female fighter determined her children will not grow up in the shadow of IS. Israel is home to around a quarter of a million Iranian Jews, who first began arriving in the country in 1948 and then came in bigger numbers following Iran's Islamic Revolution of 1979. Many in the community (including younger generations born in Israel) remain closely connected to their Iranian heritage, while embracing both cultures. The US and Israel's war with Iran, however, has left Iranian Jews in a difficult position, caught between homeland and adopted home. BBC Arabic's Michael Shuval has been talking to Iranian Jews in Israel.