In Focus: The Peace Broker
Category: News & Current Affairs
Former President of Finland Martti Ahtisaari is a highly regarded international diplomat who mediated in conflict situations around the world. Ahtisaari was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2008.

In Focus: Leila Negra
Category: News & Current Affairs
This episode portrays a German female singer who felt like a white person, but who experienced time and time again that unfortunately, people judged her by the color of her skin.

In Focus: Sergio Viero de Mello, Part 2
Category: News & Current Affairs
August 19, 2003, Baghdad. A wing of the United Nations' headquarters collapsed after an attack. Several people were injured and quite a number died, including the special representative of the UN in Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello.

In Focus: Burned Money - The Fallout of the Financial Crisis
Category: News & Current Affairs
Leading experts explain the background and inner workings of the world's worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. What caused the chaos? Why was it allowed to happen, and how could it have been prevented?

Cooking in the Danger Zone
Category: Documentaries
In this fascinating BBC series, food writer Stefan Gates explores unusual food stories in some of the world's more dangerous places.

Two Men Twelve Drawings
Category: Documentaries
In September 2005, a Danish newspaper printed satirical cartoons of the prophet Mohammed. This film covers the aftermath that put Denmark at the forefront of an incendiary, global debate on faith and democracy.

In Focus: The Risk I Take
Category: News & Current Affairs
When Frieder Alberth turned 50, he decided it was time to give his life a new direction. He wanted to use his knowledge and experience with AIDS prevention, counseling and therapy to help sufferers in other countries.

In Focus: 2008 Year End Review
Category: News & Current Affairs
Deutsche Welle's In Focus program looks back at 2008, highlighting critical events from the past year, from around the world.

In Focus: The Race for Hearts
Category: News & Current Affairs
South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard performed the first heart transplant in 1967. But in 2006, only 388 heart transplants were performed in Germany because too few donor hearts are available. Why?

Mechanical Love
Category: Documentaries
Can you love a robot? Mechanical Love is a documentary on the interrelationship between robots and humans, portraying people who in different ways enjoy a close relationship with a robot.

All White in Barking
Category: Documentaries
This British doc probes the attitudes of a town's white residents toward their immigrant neighbors, exploring the shockingly unexamined prejudices about the newcomers' dress, religion, and strange cooking smells.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: An Armenian Homecoming
Category: Documentaries
An Armenian family, driven out of Turkey during the genocide of 1915, returns to their family homeland, determined to find their old house, the church where their parents were married and to find out more about their family’s history.

In Focus: Cells - The Lifesavers of the Future
Category: News & Current Affairs
Since the genome was decoded, medical scientists have been researching human beings' smallest unit: the cell. Working to disclose its secrets, scientists hope to discover new therapies for diseases such as cancer.

CINEMONDO: World Cinema on Link TV
Category: World Cinema
CINEMONDO is Link TV's regular series of outstanding world cinema, hosted by Peter Scarlet, artistic director of the Tribeca Film Festival. Watch clips and interviews from featured CINEMONDO directors here.

In Focus: The Mystery of Alzheimer's
Category: News & Current Affairs
Three million people are suffering from Alzheimer's Disease in Europe alone. What are the new therapies being developed in North America and Germany, and why is new research sometimes held back?