• South Africa: Troubled Water
What went wrong with the PlayPump?
• West Papua: The Clever One
A peculiar bird with a special talent

• Brazil: The Carbon Hunters
On the trail of the climate's hottest commodity
• Guatemala: In the Shadow of the Raid
U.S. immigration raid leaves lasting mark
• Uganda: Out of the Wild
Crossing the species barrier

• Pakistan: The Lost Generation
The Crisis in Pakistan's Schools

• Uganda: Out of the Wild
Crossing the species barrier

• Ghana: Digital Dumping Ground
The ugly business of electronic waste
• Egypt: Middle East, Inc.
The next generation of entrepreneurs
• Vietnam: Wheels of Change
A rugged wheelchair for the developing world

• Pakistan: Children of the Taliban
Recruiting and intimidating the next generation
• Pakistan: A Death in Swat
A journalist's life and mysterious assassination
• Pakistan: Letter from Karachi
A war comes close to home

• Pakistan: Children of the Taliban
Recruiting and intimidating the next generation
• South Korea: The Most Wired Place on Earth
There is one downside, internet addiction

• Italy: Taking on the Mafia

• Albania: Getting Out of Gitmo

• Brazil: The Obama Samba

• Jesus in China
Is Christianity transforming China?
• Asia and Africa: Living on the Edge
The human consequences of a warming planet
• India: Design Like You Give a Damn
Building sustainable communities, not trophy homes.

• Mexico: Crimes at the Border
The business of human smuggling
• Guatemala: The Secret Files
How Silicon Valley helps uncover a dirty war
• Mozambique: Guitar Hero
Singing about toilets to save lives

• Pakistan: State of Emergency
Battling a new generation of Taliban
• Russia: Putin's Plan
Giving up the presidency but not the power
• Cuba: The Art Revolution
The new freedom of expression

• Uganda: A Little Goes a Long Way
Pioneering microloans online
• Poland: Chopin’s Heart
A nation's musical gift to the world
• South Africa: The Play Pump
Turning water into child's play
• Mexico: The Ballad of Juan Quezada

• Egypt: Extraordinary Rendition
Investigating the CIA's secret detentions
• India: A Second Opinion
Does Ayurvedic medicine work?

• Indonesia: After the Wave
A search for justice
• Faroe Islands: A Message From the Sea
Whale hunters and mercury
• Tanzania: Hero Rats
Sniffing landmines, saving lives
• Kuwait: The 99
Super heroes of the Muslim World

• Afghanistan: The Other War
Is NATO winning the battle?
• Uganda: A Little Goes A Long Way
Pioneering microloans online
• Paraguay: Sounds of Hope
How music is transforming society

• War of Ideas
Inside the Arab media revolution
• Requiem
Reporting in a dangerous world

• Canada: The Cell Next Door
The hidden face of suburban jihad
• Russia: Moscow's Sex and the City
The new reality for Russian Women
• South Africa: The Play Pump
Turning water into child's play

• Burma: STATE OF FEAR
A regime at war with its own people
• Uganda: A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY
Pioneering microloans online
• Libya: OUT OF THE SHADOW
A solar eclipse in a country seeking acceptance

• Zimbabwe: Shadows and Lies
Inside a state of fear
• Mexico: A Death in the Desert
The fatal journey of a migrant worker
• China: The Women's Kingdom
In China, how free can a woman be?

• Palestinian Territories: INSIDE HAMAS
After winning the vote, can they govern?
• Poland: CHOPIN'S HEART
A nation's musical gift to the world

• Israel:THE UNEXPECTED CANDIDATE
The Political Conversion of Ehud Olmert
• Bosnia: THE MEN WHO GOT AWAY
Who is hunting for Mladic and Karadzic?

• Iraq: SADDAM'S ROAD TO HELL
A journey into the killing fields
• Brazil: JEWEL OF THE AMAZON
The conflict over Brazil's Diamonds

• Peru: THE CURSE OF INCA GOLD
The story behind the world's richest gold mine
• Ukraine: A MURDER IN KYIV
An assassination haunts the country

• Iran: GOING NUCLEAR
Legal power or illegal weapons?
• Mexico: THE BALLAD OF JUAN QUEZADA
A potter brings a villiage back to life
• Kyrgyzstan: THE KIDNAPPED BRIDE
The resurgence of a banned custom

• Lebanon: THE EARTHQUAKE
An assassination sparks a revolution
• Liberia: NO MORE WAR
General Opande's last mission

• Iraq: REPORTING THE WAR
Trying to cover the world's most dangerous place
• Sudan: THE QUICK AND THE TERRIBLE
Investigating charges of genocide
• China: SILENCED
A reporter's nightmare

• India, THE SEX WORKERS
A tale of two cities
• Mexico, A DEATH IN THE DESERT
The fatal journey of a migrant worker
• China, SHANGHAI NIGHTS
A new generation's cultural revolution

• Pakistan, ON A RAZOR'S EDGE
A journey home at a time of hope and crisis
• Kyrgyzstan, THE KIDNAPPED BRIDE
The resurgence of a banned custom
• Kenya, RUN, LORNAH, RUN
Women racing for their lives

• Iran, FORBIDDEN IRAN
A reporter's undercover journey
• Spain, THE LAWLESS SEA
Investigating a notorious shipwreck
• Belize, THE EXILE'S SONG
Reclaiming African roots

• Afghanistan, A HOUSE FOR HAJI BABA
Life after war in a former Taliban stronghold
• Moscow, RICH IN RUSSIA
The brave new world of young capitalists and tycoons

• Venezuela, A NATION ON EDGE
A polarizing president stirs political passions
• India, STARRING OSAMA BIN LADEN
A folk opera with a disturbing twist
• Hong Kong, CHASING THE VIRUS
Trying to stop the deadly SARS epidemic

• Philippines: ISLANDS UNDER SIEGE
A reporter's journey to meet Muslim rebels
• Israel/Palestinian territories, IN THE LINE OF FIRE
When journalists become targets
• Bhutan, THE LAST PLACE
Television arrives in a Buddhist kingdom

• Iraq: THE ROAD TO KIRKUK
After Saddam's terror, can Kurds and Arabs live together?
• Vietnam: LOOKING FOR HOME
An expatriate rediscovers his country
• France: PLAY IT AGAIN, MAURICE
From North Africa with love, Jewish-Arabic soul music

• Lebanon, PARTY OF GOD
A reporter's search for the real Hezbollah
• Guatemala/Mexico, COFFEE COUNTRY
Can fair trade save the farm?
• Nepal, DREAMS OF CHOMOLONGMA
Sherpa women scale Mount Everest

• Israel/Palestinian territories, IN THE LINE OF FIRE
When journalists become targets
• North Korea, SUSPICIOUS MINDS
A reporter's quirky visit to the forbidding "hermit kingdom"
• India, HOLE IN THE WALL
Opening the door to cyberspace

• Bolivia, LEASING THE RAIN
An American company sparks a war over water

A NOW with Bill Moyers co-production

DISPATCHES FROM A SMALL PLANET: ELECTION 2004