Al Jazeera English - Witness: Tendenko - Surviving the Tsunami
Category: Documentaries
Could an approach to tsunami survival promoting self-preservation -- unthinkable in Japanese culture -- have accounted for one community's high survival rate in the 2011 disaster?

Special: Ray McGovern - Israel and Iran: Fact vs. Fear
Category: Documentaries
In this chillingly compelling speech, activist Ray McGovern argues that if the situation between Iran and Israel escalates, Obama wouldn't hesitate to authorize sending US forces into a war with Iran.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Daughters of the Brothel
Category: Documentaries
Naseema was born into and lives in one of India's most infamous brothels, but she's not selling her body -- she is working to free trafficked women and educate their children. This is her story.

My 2012 Dream
Category: Documentaries
Follow the journey of extraordinary athletes from Afghanistan and Pakistan to the 2012 Olympic games in London, and examine how their faith has empowered them to succeed.

In Focus: My Dad Is on Death Row - Children of the Condemned in China
Category: News & Current Affairs
Zhang Nainai manages a shelter for children of prisoners in Beijing. While the Chinese government ignores these minors, Nainai tries to prepare them for life in the face of adversity, in the event their parents never return home.

In Focus: Stranded - Child Refugees in Germany
Category: News & Current Affairs
They come from Somalia, Afghanistan or Sierra Leone. Young refugees who managed to get to Germany on their own. They've all gone through different ordeals, but they share the same dream: they want to be welcome in Germany.

In Focus: Interviewing Bin Laden's Bodyguard
Category: News & Current Affairs
Over a decade has passed since 9/11, but details about the attacks and Osama bin-Laden's terrorist network are still surfacing. In a recent interview with bin-Laden's senior bodyguard, new insights into al-Qaeda's day-to-day operations come to light.

In Focus: Mountains of Gold - China's Environmental Problems
Category: News & Current Affairs
China has the world's second-largest economy, but its impact on the environment and the people is alarming. Besides mountains of rubbish, China produces the greatest amount of greenhouse gases, and 300 million Chinese have no access to clean water.

Mosaic Special: Iran and the Nuclear Threat
Category: Documentaries
Is Iran about to get the bomb? This timely program provides expert opinions on the country's nuclear program, the impact of possible sanctions and the future of Iran-US relations.

Special: The Crisis of Civilization
Category: Documentaries
This documentary investigates how global crises like ecological disaster, financial meltdown, dwindling oil reserves, terrorism and food shortages are converging symptoms of a single, failed global system.

ViewChange: Unleashing Innovation
Category: Documentaries
Solving the world's most pressing problems often requires innovative thinking and unusual partnerships. From KIVA to Product (RED) to Tom's Shoes, watch how social innovation is making change across the globe.

Special: The Economics of Happiness
Category: Documentaries
Featuring a chorus of voices from six continents calling for systemic economic change, this documentary describes a world moving simultaneously in two opposing directions.

The Core of the Disaster - The Fukushima Nuclear Crisis: What Went Wrong?
Category: Documentaries
NHK pieces together the story of the March 11, 2011 Fukushima nuclear crisis by talking to government officials, Tokyo Electric Power Company employees, and doctors to find out what they did in the minutes, hours, and days after disaster struck.

Lessons of March 11th - One Year On
Category: Documentaries
One year on from the 3/11 disaster, NHK World journalists reconnect with people in Japan's devastated northeast to document the changes -- and the lessons learned.

In Focus: Fukushima Shock - Power, Money, and Morality
Category: News & Current Affairs
Against the background of Fukushima, reporter Tilman Jens looks at the ethical consequences of our thirst for ever more energy.