From: Link TV on Thu, Jan 27 2011 10:06 AM

Egyptian demonstrators demand end to Mubarak rule, Sudan’s al-Bashir willing to step down "if the people don't want him," Tunisia issues arrest warrant for ousted president, and more.

Tunisia issues arrest warrant for ousted president?
Al Jazeera TV, Qatar

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From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 26 2011 9:33 AM

Lebanon’s "Day of Anger" turns violent, anti-government protestors clash with police in Egypt, Saudi Arabia accused of suppressing rights of millions, and more.

Anti-government protestors clash with police in Egypt
Al Jazeera TV, Qatar

Egypt torn between appeasi...

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 26 2011 9:07 AM

(FORA.tv - January, 2011) Famed theater director Peter Sellars discusses his thoughts on censorship in China, arguing that despite recent increases in openness, "culture remains one of the last tests of the Chinese government." He compares this to what he sees as the culture depletion in America...

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 26 2011 9:07 AM

(FORA.tv - January, 2011) Famed theater director Peter Sellars discusses his thoughts on censorship in China, arguing that despite recent increases in openness, "culture remains one of the last tests of the Chinese government." He compares this to what he sees as the culture depletion in America...

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 26 2011 9:07 AM

Watch this film clip from "Eyes Wide Open" to see how myths in indigenous cultures play into Western perceptions of civility and progress.

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 26 2011 9:07 AM

Watch this film clip from "Eyes Wide Open" for insight into exploitation of the Amazon.

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 26 2011 9:07 AM

Watch this film clip from "Eyes Wide Open" for one man’s perspective on what it means to be free in Bolivia.

From: Link TV on Sun, Jan 23 2011 5:35 AM

(Al Jazeera English Headlines: January 21, 2011) World powers have been holding talks in Turkey over the future of Iran’s nuclear program. Tehran says a positive start has been made, but won't discuss any suspension of Iran's uranium enrichment. In Tunisia, protests have marked the fir...

From: Link TV on Sun, Jan 23 2011 5:34 AM

Climate change in Northern Colombia has led to severe water shortages. The women of the indigenous Wayuu people are struggling to sustain their environment and keep their communities together.

From: Link TV on Sun, Jan 23 2011 5:34 AM

Costa Rica has a reputation as a peaceful oasis in Central America, a region that is often ravaged by war. It is also proud of its rain forests and animal life. But the lure of gold is putting the country’s environmental policies to the test.Also in this episode: Many people round the world live...

From: Link TV on Sun, Jan 23 2011 5:34 AM

In many traditional cultures, women aren’t allowed to own or inherit property. Losing a husband through death or divorce can be a guarantee of poverty. But two women in Malawi have defied that fate. Here’s their story. Then, if you’re a woman, there are places in the world where simpl...

From: Link TV on Sun, Jan 23 2011 5:33 AM

In a tranquil forest in Germany, a facility with underground bomb detectors identifies atomic tests. Ready to record the slightest sign of an explosion, the station is part of a network of 337 facilities being built across the globe to alert the world to any nuclear blast.

From: Link TV on Sat, Jan 22 2011 3:21 AM

Bin Laden demands that France withdraw from Afghanistan or pay dearly, Tunisia begins three days of mourning in honor of fallen protestors, Gazans attack French minister’s car over Shalit comment, and more.

Bin Laden demands France withdraw from Afghanistan or pay dearly
A...

From: Link TV on Fri, Jan 21 2011 1:46 AM

Today’s Headlines: Bombings in Iraq's Karbala kill 50 pilgrims, defiant Hariri seeks new mandate as Lebanese premier, and what led Bouazizi to ignite Tunisia's Jasmine Revolution?

Twin bombings in Iraq's Karbala kill 50 pilgrims
BBC- Arabic

Defian...

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 19 2011 10:37 PM

Today’s Headlines: Tunisia unrest dominates Arab economic summit in Egypt, Qatar and Turkey lead Lebanon mediation efforts, Switzerland freezes assets of ousted Tunisian president, and more.

Tunisia unrest dominates Arab economic summit in Egypt
Al Jazeera TV, Qatar
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From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 19 2011 10:02 PM

Watch this clip from "Megunica" for a look into Mexico’s hip hop culture through the eyes of mural artist Blu.The creative development of an artist is what makes him unique and different from the others. The idea of Megunica was to see how mural artist Blu's work would react to the inputs th...

From: Link TV on Wed, Jan 19 2011 10:02 PM

Watch this film clip from "Favela Rising" for a glimpse of the musical talents of Anderson Sa’s grassroots Afro Reggae movement.Haunted by the murders of his family, Anderson Sá is a drug-trafficker turned social revolutionary in Rio de Janeiro's slums. Favela Rising documents a man and a m...

From: Link TV on Tue, Jan 18 2011 9:44 PM

Today’s Headlines: Self-immolation protests spread across North Africa; Suicide bomber kills 60 outside Iraqi police recruitment center; Sudan arrests opposition leader al-Turabi, and more

Suicide bomber kills 60 outside Iraqi police recruitment center
Al Jazeera TV, Qatar...

From: Link TV on Sat, Jan 15 2011 7:38 PM

Author Abbas Milani, argues that international sanctions are crippling Iran’s economy and that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad must be living in a "parallel universe" to speak otherwise. "His sense of reality is very different than everybody else's — he has this imaginary world...

From: Link TV on Sat, Jan 15 2011 7:37 PM

Terrorist atrocities often leave people at a loss to explain how anyone could commit such acts. Another question, less frequently asked, is why do people give up terrorism? And how can that process be influenced? To find some answers, we take you to Algeria.But first, the southern African countr...