(LinkAsia: June 17, 2011) Tokyo Contributor Toshi Maeda explores the reasons that Facebook is not succeeding in Japan and examines why sites offer mobile gaming dominating the social networking market...
In this episode of Al Jazeera English - Witness, get an exclusive look at the tribal independence struggle within West Papua through four remarkable stories that provide strikingly personal insight...
This episode of the UN 21st Century magazine show looks at Guatemala, one of the world's most violent countries where murder, extortion, trafficking and gang warfare are rife. But very...
Lebanon spent the night isolated from the world due to blockades, due to the ongoing power struggle between supporters of the Majority and the Opposition. The crisis is mounting, drawing...
Spotlight host Lakshmi Chaudhry introduces the third and final episode of "Russian Godfathers," which focuses on the colorful, larger-than-life political player - and mayor of Moscow - Yuri Mikhailovich Luzhkov.
Author and Kremlin expert Jonathan Sanders, and Margarita Akhvlediani, Caucasus Program Director and regional editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting in Georgia, discuss the recent Russian power...
Spotlight host Lakshmi Chaudhry provides an update on what has happened to Mikhail Khodorkovsky since the production of the "Russian Godfathers" program detailing his plight.
Spotlight guests Jonathan Sanders and Kathryn Stoner-Weiss talk about how Mikhail Khodorkovsky became entangled in the political gamesmanship of Putin's Russia.
Spotlight guests Jonathan Sanders and Margarita Akhvlediani share their opinions on whether the intimate access afforded to the filmmakers of "Russian Godfathers" may have compromised a truly objective approach to...
Margarita Akhvlediani provides a Russian perspective on whether the charismatic and determined billionaire Boris Berezovsky, who is waging his own Russian Revolution against President Putin, is really a political player...
Lakshmi Chaudhry asks her guests whether there is a place for a free press in Russia, where once Soviet totalitarian censorship limited information, and now the threat of violence and...
