The latest Gaza war is over. But what of life in one of the two flashpoints that helped to trigger the violence? The threatened eviction of Palestinians from homes in Sheikh Jarrah is on hold, thanks to a postponment by Israel's Supreme Court. But this is part of a process I've been watching in Jerusalem for more than 40 years.

Sheikh Jarrah.WAV

Satirical novelist Andrei Kurkov tells me what it feels like to be in Ukraine right now and why his new graphic novel - a war between mushrooms and peas - is very topical.

Ukraine crisis: "Mushrooms And Peas"

What's Vladimir Putin doing with Ukraine? A short primer

5 Minutes On The Ukraine Crisis

This is Alexei, speaking from Kherson today. For 3 months I've known him as "Jimmy". Today, he feels free enough to share his real identity, and to tell me what the city feels like on this momentous day

Alexei in Kherson

Our investigation into the activities of industrial trawlers off the coast of West Africa. Corruption and poor regulation are having devastating consequences.

Who's stealing Africa's fish?

Meet Fatmata and Mariama. Two sex workers in Sierra Leone. Trapped by a mixture of abuse and ebola. Honest about what they do. Dreaming of better lives.

Mariama And Fatmata

We went to Kyiv to look at Ukraine's unfortunate status at the heart of the US impeachment process

Ukraine And Impeachment

Many Syrians were killed in the explosion at Beirut's port on August 4th. We meet one family who were living closer than almost anyone.

Syrians & The Beirut Blast

Beirut's August 4th explosion left many of the city's remaining Ottoman-era buildings damaged and fragile. There's a real fear developers could tear them down to make way for even more luxury apartment blocs. For many, this would add insult to injury.

Beirut's Endangered Buildings.WAV

A look back at a presidency like no other

Paul Adams BBC