Current affairs programme. Emily Maitliss unpacks some of the domestic and international issues facing America ahead of the presidential election. Show more

Current affairs programme. The African National Congress is in crisis after corruption allegations against its leader and South Africa's president. Show more

The current affairs programme examines whether radical Islamist ideology can be confronted using ideas. Emily Maitlis speaks to Tony Blair about new proposals to challenge ISIS. Show more

Yalda Hakim visits Seoul to investigate why South Koreans are so reluctant to bring up someone else's child.

Mukul Devichand reports on the mood in Bangladesh after the murders of four atheist internet bloggers, apparently for challenging religious beliefs. Show more

International affairs programme presented by Emily Maitlis. This week's edition looks at whether the world's humanitarian system is fit for purpose.

Politicians around the world have promised that prosperity for all will return. Larry Summers explains how he believes things may never improve. Show more

Current affairs programme. Emily Maitlis hears from senior western leaders who criticise Saudi and want the west to pull back. Show more

This Week's World reports from the world's biggest refugee camp and Emily Maitlis speaks one on one to the leaders who now promise new solutions. Show more

This Week's World, presented by Emily Maitlis, is a major new current affairs programme. Show more

With much of the Middle East in violent conflict, This Week's World explores whether radical
Islamist ideology can be confronted by the power of argument. Show more

Mukul Devichand reports on the mood amongst bloggers in Bangladesh following the murders this year of four atheist internet bloggers, apparently for challenging religious belief. Show more