Will Germany lift the firewall around the AfD?
On this episode, Jonny Dymond speaks to the BBC’s correspondents in Berlin, Damien McGuinness and Jess Parker, about the evolution of the AfD, and how the party’s growing popularity challenges the way ...
Is the working from home era over?
Host Caitríona Perry talks to the BBC’s employment correspondent Zoe Conway and Stanford University economics professor Nicholas Bloom about whether working remotely for all or part of the week is ...
Israeli forces withdraw from Netzarim Corridor in Gaza
(IMAGE: Palestinians wait to cross through a checkpoint run by U.S. and Egyptian security contractors after Israeli forces withdrew from the Netzarim Corridor, allowing people to travel in both ...
The President’s Path: Shock and awe
Donald Trump has begun his second White House stint with a flurry of executive orders. The new president began signing them more or less immediately after being sworn in for the second time. Eight ...
How have Goma’s residents reacted to M23 takeover?
For today’s Africa Daily, Alan Kasujja speaks to two people who live in Goma: one woman who has stayed and says finding food is almost impossible, and an activist who has fled the city after receiving ...
Gaza ceasefire: How does it feel to return home?
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are heading north to find out what is left of their homes after 15 months of war. On this episode, our host Jonny Dymond speaks to Farida Alghol, who has made the ...
Missing in Ukraine: Lyudmila’s search for her parents
One family’s story, among the many thousands missing in Ukraine ...
Thailand: The first same-sex marriages in Asia's LGBT haven
Thailand's long-awaited same-sex marriage law came into effect, with more than a thousand couples thought to have officially tied the knot already. The legislation comes after years of campaigning, ...
Why does Trump want the Panama Canal?
On this episode Jonny Dymond speaks to Julie Greene, a professor of American studies at the University of Maryland, about the storied history of the Panama Canal. And the BBC’s North America business ...
What's fuelling the success of women's football Morocco?
The success of women’s football there has also been reflected in the packed stadiums and the rising number of people watching the women’s national team- the Atlas Lionesses- on television. They are ...
Are the US and Canada still friends?
Canada and the US share the world’s longest undefended border and one of the closest alliances in the world. But President Trump’s new tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium, and his comments about ...
Hamas says it's delaying the release of Israeli hostages
In response, Israel accused Hamas of a "complete violation of the ceasefire agreement and the deal to release the hostages." Also on the programme: A global AI summit has kicked off in Paris- we'll ...