What Patagonia Reveals About Our Climate Future
Patagonia’s iconic glaciers—including the world-famous Perito Moreno—are melting at unprecedented rates. With the United Nations declaring 2025 the International Year of Glacier Preservation, this year’s COP30 summit is spotlighting glacier loss and...

After decades of delays and debate, Bogotá is finally moving forward with its first metro system. The project—first proposed in the 1940s—marks a historic turning point for Colombia’s capital and largest city. But the metro’s progress also highlights China’s growing role in Latin American infrast...

This year’s Winter Olympics are being hosted in Italy. The Games emphasize sustainability, with organizers reusing existing venues and limiting new construction wherever possible. But the Winter Games are also increasingly global, shaped by cooperation among traditional winter sports nations and ...

Colombia is one of South America’s top cattle producers, and much of that industry is rooted in the vast plains of Los Llanos, in the northeast of the country. Traditionally dominated by male cowboys, ranching is now seeing a quiet but powerful shift.
Correspondent Michelle Begue introduces us to...

China and the U.S. have collaborated on filmmaking projects for decades. But shifting geopolitical ties and a booming domestic market in China are transforming the cinematic landscape. What does the future of the big screen look like in both countries, and is there still space for China and Holly...

Every year, millions of garments are tossed into colorful recycling bins in developed nations, giving donors a warm sense of doing good. But that simple act sets off a chain reaction with far-reaching consequences—destroying local industries, fueling inequality, and wreaking havoc on the environm...

Since the July 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moise, Haiti has descended into chaos, as rival gangs armed and financed by powerful elites seize control of the capital, Port-au-Prince, and extend their reach across the country. Block by block, these gangs have become a law unto themselves...

Across the spine of the Andes, life depends on ancient Polylepis forests that gather glacial melt and sustain the rivers below. “Yacumama: The Mother of All Rivers” follows Constantino Aucca as he leads a massive effort to restore these endangered forests, planting trees to safeguard the region’s...

World War II caused an estimated 85 million deaths worldwide, about 3% of the global population at the time, including both military personnel and civilians. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the war’s end. What lessons can we draw from this global conflict?

The Global Cost of Tariffs explores how tariffs are reshaping the global economy, one product at a time. From wine in Spain to smartphones assembled in China, this documentary reveals how modern supply chains span continents, and how trade barriers send ripple effects through industries and econo...

Portland, Oregon, is an epicenter of the deepening opioid crisis in the United States, where a life is lost to drug use every eleven minutes. Fentanyl, a cheap and highly potent synthetic opioid up to fifty times stronger than heroin, has been responsible for the majority of overdose deaths. In 2...