Rachel Younger revisits Turkey a year on from a deadly earthquake there, Dan Rivers learns of a humanitarian crisis in Cuba, and Chris Ship chronicles Denmark's new king and queen.
Rageh Omaar learns how Lithuania is coping with the war in Ukraine, Louise Scott explores low birth rates on Sardinia, and Debi Edward visits Pakistan's largest painted truck hub.
Dan Rivers reports on the Bahamas' fight for survival, Martin Stew explores sustainable construction in Norway, and Nina Ninnar meets a man who underwent leg-lengthening surgery.
James Mates explores Alexei Navalny's legacy in Lithuania, Antoine Allen probes an immigration crisis in Mayotte, and Harry Horton joins the inaugural voyage of a sleeper train.
Emma Murphy meets forsaken widows in India, Romilly Weeks explores Switzerland's bunkers, and Lucrezia Millerini learns about techno music's formal recognition in German culture.
James Mates learns of an identity crisis in Santorini, Barnaby Papadopulos follows a hunt for missing persons in Cyprus, and Faye Barker sees why an old Spanish harvest is at risk.
Rachel Townsend meets people impacted by the Fundao Tailings dam collapse, Sam Holder looks at a dilemma for French Jews, and Geraint Vincent visits mountain lions in South Africa.
Kafui Okpattah meets Ghanaians who settled there during the Year of Return, we hear three accounts about the war in Gaza, and Debi Edward marvels at Kazakh golden eagle hunters.
Sejal Karia examines extreme weather preparedness in Florida, Rachel Townsend probes dengue fever measures in Brazil, and Kaf Okpattah explores decorated fantasy coffins in Ghana.
