In this edition of Global Questions we ask if, after Ukraine, could the Baltics be next - or will their membership of Nato and the EU deter President Putin? Show more

The growing street protests in Belarus threaten not only President Lukashenko, the country's authoritarian leader - the stakes are high for President Putin too. Show more

Join Zeinab Badawi, her panel of experts and audience questioners from around the world to discuss Covid-19. Should we learn to live with it? Show more

Join Zeinab Badawi, a panel of experts and question askers from around the world on this edition of Global Questions, to discuss the growing tech war between the US and China. Show more

As the dust settles after one of the most crucial elections in decades, we analyse what's next for the United States. Show more

With the promise of a Covid-19 vaccine, Global Questions examines if it could really be the silver bullet to end the pandemic. Show more

As President-elect Joe Biden takes the oath of office to become the 46th president of the United States, what will his priorities be? Dealing with the pandemic tops his agenda. Show more

After social media suspended Donald Trump, some have questioned the power of the Silicon Valley giants. Has big tech gone too far, or is its intervention long overdue? Show more

With schools, colleges and universities around the world closed by Covid-19, how can we stop this cruel disruption to young lives becoming a global generational disaster? Show more

Covid-19 slammed the brakes on global tourism, but there is optimism that international travel may soon take-off again. But should we really jump back onto planes if we want to save the planet? Show more

While the west bought billions of vaccines quickly and cheaply, some people argue a global vaccine apartheid is unfolding with less wealthy nations missing out on supplies.

Is cancel culture out of hand? Or are people in privileged positions nervous that they're suddenly being held to account? Zeinab Badawi and her panel of experts discuss. Show more

Global Questions talks to two former female presidents, one from Africa and one from Europe, who've both been trailblazers for women's rights for decades. Show more

After the conviction of a former police officer for the murder of George Floyd a year ago, are America's racial divisions starting to heal or are they as deep as ever? Show more

Nelson Mandela said sport has the power to change the world, the power to inspire and the power to unite people and create hope where once there was only despair. Show more

The prime minister of Barbados, Mia Mottley, answers questions from a local audience on a range of issues that affect them and what they want their government to deliver. Show more

Ahead of COP 26, the UN's flagship climate conference, Global Questions looks at the resilience of smaller nation states like Barbados in the Caribbean. Show more

Zeinab Badawi and her panel of experts in Nairobi, Kenya, take questions concerning recent successive coups in Africa. Show more

Global Questions examines the current state of Europe at a time when some believe it is more divided than ever before. Show more

Global Questions travels to Hong Kong to discuss China and its place in the world in 2019. Is the Chinese economic miracle grinding to a halt?