In the Carpathians, Ukrainian soldiers are turning to traditional medicine to heal the wounds of their bodies and souls.

How did ordinary German soldiers become vicious murderers, terrorising the local population as they invaded Poland?

The new Syrian head of state appears for a BBC interview in a suit: a change of ideology or a canny PR move?

Pyongyang is trying to attract Russian tourists to its beachers with a strange publicity campaign.

With the men at the front, women have taken over crucial jobs in Ukraine’s coal mining industry.

At the borders of Norway, Finland and Russia, the small town of Kirkenes plays a key role for NATO and the EU.

Whilst far-right groups are treated with impunity in Orban’s Hungary, those protesting against them are not.

Three drag queens in Ukraine. When war breaks out, they organise a special show to support the army.

On the West Bank, the fight for land is also about water as Israeli colonists and soldiers try to stop Palestinians from accessing wells.

A country traumatised by two civil wars is now ravaged by a deadly drug with one quarter of the population addicted.

Since Trump’s election, images relating to women or minorities have been purged from federal archives.

Two women are fighting to help victims of rape during the Tigray war and make their voices heard.

Israeli soldiers film themselves celebrating the destruction of Gaza.

Allowed to return to earth just two years after his death, the knight Guercœur hopes to regain his freedom and be reunited with his love. But his hopes will be short-lived.

Under the musical direction of Daniele Rustioni, soprano Ermonela Jaho brings Puccini's Japanese tragedy to life.

Intercepted telephone conversations between Russian soldiers and their families shed a different light on the Ukraine war.

The Russian regime goes to great lengths to control the lives of its citizens and produce good patriotic Russians.

The civilian population is increasingly feeling the consequences of the war in everyday life.