Al Jazeera World Season 9

The story of three men and a woman from North Africa whose dreams of a new life in Italy ended behind bars.

A group of boys in a Darfur refugee camp become barefoot football warriors, finding hope in a tournament for peace.

A young journalist on a research trip to Luxor discovers more than she expected about Egypt, the Nile, and herself.

The Lebanese gynaecologist and politician in Brazil, and an Iraqi pioneer of the Norwegian oil industry.

The story of ships stranded by war on the Suez Canal and covered in sand for 8 years, told by the crews themselves.

The Algerian software entrepreneur in Canada and the Egyptian Muslim scholar awarded one of Britain's highest honours.

The inspiring story of five women striving to make a difference in Gaza under siege.

Why many of the world's best squash players are Egyptian and the challenges they face trying to keep their place on top.

The Palestinian campaigner running a thriving UK charity and the Syrian astronomer who is a world leader in her field.

The story of Palestinians whose lives changed in 1982 when Egypt and Israel built a wall dividing Sinai and Gaza.

Concluding a first-hand look at the Fellagha, Tunisia's armed fighters who fought the French until independence in 1956.

Commencing a first-hand look at the Fellagha, Tunisia's armed fighters who fought the French until independence in 1956.

Meet a successful Iraqi pharmacist in the Netherlands and a Palestinian who is Milan's first Muslim female councillor.

Meet a successful Canadian-Lebanese MP and a German-Syrian inventor who are giving back to their native communities.

Meet an Iraqi orthopaedic surgeon and a Jordanian cardiologist who have built successful lives in the West.

Concluding a two-part story about Hassan al-Turabi, one of Sudan's most influential political figures and thinkers.

Commencing a two-part story about Hassan al-Turabi, one of Sudan's most influential political figures and thinkers.

Did the Bahraini government collude with al-Qaeda members to target Shia opposition figures during the 2011 unrest?

In India, the Kalbelia tribe has traded snake charming for song and dance in a bid to survive a rapidly changing world.

Traditional wrestling has outgrown its local roots to become a major national sport and even a means of exiting poverty.

A re-examination of the investigation into the fatal 1999 EgyptAir crash that concluded a co-pilot was to blame.

In the midst of war, library staff in Sarajevo risked their lives to rescue over 10,000 precious books and manuscripts.

The untold story of how behind-the-scenes deals prevented Palestinians from exploiting valuable natural resources.

Young Afghans in Iran overcome obstacles to play in a Ramadan football tournament – with dramatic results.

The story of the once nomadic Abu Eid tribe in the Bekaa Valley whose unregistered status has made them vulnerable.

Palestinian women whose lives go on hold when they commit to men serving long prison sentences in Israeli jails.

A parking attendant and former champion runs a boxing school for youngsters dreaming of being the next Rocky.

Three young North Africans survive the hazardous journey to Italy only to find their European dreams in tatters.

French artist Nasreddine Dinet shook up Orientalist painting by portraying Saharan people as they really were.

Exploring the societal and political changes that shaped modern Turkey through Istanbul's diverse music and culture.

An investigation into journalist Jamal Khashoggi's death which implicates the highest levels of the Saudi government.

An investigation into the behind-the-scenes turmoil during the final days of Mohamed Morsi's presidency.

The story of Hilarion Capucci, the freedom-fighting Archbishop in Jerusalem who stood up for the Palestinian cause.

How Germany's failure to track down the killers of nine immigrants affected its relationship with the Turkish community.

Larbi Ben Mhidi is considered a national hero and symbol of the revolution that brought an end to French colonialism.

War and pollution plague the fertile crescent's Tigris and Euphrates rivers, leaving fishermen struggling to survive.

Emotional stories of women overcoming hardship without any outside support, as their husbands seek work elsewhere.

Who are the Kurds and how did their bid for independence in Iraq appear to fail after such a resounding 'yes' vote?

Palestinian taxi drivers reflect on the Israeli occupation, argumentative passengers and regional politics.