Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 went down over Ukraine nearly a year ago — killing more than 250 people and altering the lives of thousands of others. But one journalist's path crossed with a particular victim and her surviving sister. That sent her on an incredible journey.
Yemeni writers have been expressing resentment against the US over drone attacks and the growing influence of the American Ambassador to Yemen.
The BBC's Natalia Antelava examines how a model that has been working for Yemen could be applied to Syria.
It's illegal, but members of India's lowest caste, Dalits, say discrimination is still widespread, especially in rural areas. Now a group of video volunteers is documenting this discrimination in an effort to finally put an end to it.
Journalist Natalia Antelava talks with Marco Werman about what she says is a secret program by the government of Uzbekistan to sterilize women against their will.
There are growing concerns about censorship and threats to freedom of expression in India, the world's largest democracy.
The uprising in Yemen is escalating. But President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who has ruled the country for three decades, remains defiant. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Natalia Antelava, who has just returned from Yemen.
The BBC's Natalia Antelava spends a day with Chef Feraz, Iraq's top celebrity chef.