Every year a host of world music acts  come to enliven the ancient city of Nuremberg, Germany.

Every year since 1989, the Belgium town of Dour hosts thousands of festival goers who come to discover an eclectic programme of alternative music.

Marking the opening of the 60th edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival, RAYE invites a host of international pop stars to join her on stage for an evening of music.

A history of anti-Jewish feeling from ancient Alexandria to the crusades.

Sumo wrestlers in London are part of a special sumo event which helps Japan’s soft power on the global stage.

Fifa’s official mascots for the 2026 World Cup are a powerful marketing tool that speak volumes about our relationship with animals.

Tracks East shows how political football really is at the ‘non-political” FIFA World Cup 2026.

Famous opera arias with big name singers and the NDR Radiophilharmonie Orchestra in a beautiful outdoor setting.

A host of great musicians celebrate the songwriting and political commitment of the great folk musician.

18 months after 7 October, Israeli society is still stuck in its hostage nightmare.

Journalists and activists who criticise the regime can be arrested in Azerbaijan. Tracks East went to meet them.

After the revolutions of 1848, one million Germans emigrated to the USA, but came under suspicion during the First World War

Alon is trying to get his sister released who has been held hostage by Hamas since 7 October 2023.

Despite all their political differences, Max and the Kehl family and his old school friend Jace are very happy to see each other again.

Mexico has invested massively in infrastructure in order to host the World Cup. But ordinary Mexicans are being priced out by expensive tickets.

Berlin's Zeiss Planetarium welcomes Orbit, the band of Marcel Heym.

Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris celebrated with music.

The Zeiss Planetarium in Berlin welcomes Icelandic musician Ásgeir for a kaleidoscopic dream pop experience.

The Olympic Games puts the host city and nation in the spotlight and Paris 2024 is no different.

New ways of making chocolate in Ghana and Germany are looking to make it fairer and more sustainable.