Fake Orphans and Stolen Babies: Investigating South Korea's sham adoptions
In the decades since the Korean war ended, 200,000 children have been adopted to families worldwide. Now as adults many adoptees are coming back, desperate for information about their birth parents and the circumstances of their adoptions.
Sumo Sisters: The Japanese women pushing for equality in an ancient sport
In Japan, the ancient sport of sumo is wrestling with how to accept women competitors on an equal footing, challenging deeply held customs and traditions.
How World War II is still wreaking havoc in the Pacific
More than eight decades ago in the 1940s, World War II raged across the Pacific as ferocious battles took place between the Allies and Japan.
Italy's One Euro House Dream: The renovation reality
Reporter Natalie Whiting travels to the Sicilian towns where people are arriving from all over the world to snap up abandoned houses for virtually nothing. Can they help solve one of Italy's biggest problems?
Sikhs, Spies and Murder: Investigating India’s alleged hit on foreign soil
South Asia correspondent Avani Dias travels to Punjab where tensions are high and the authorities are watching. This is the Sikh homeland where a banned separatist movement is fighting to create its own independent nation of Khalistan.