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?

Global Pulse
Category: News & Current Affairs
A fast-moving overview of international news and events comparing reports by national broadcasters and dissecting media spin - your global news positioning service.

Al Jazeera English - Witness: Vanished
Category: Documentaries
Aban Elias decided to help rebuild his home country as a contractor in Iraq, but was kidnapped shortly after his arrival and hasn't been heard from since. How can an American citizen be so easily forgotten?

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.

The Corporal's Diary
Category: Documentaries
Young corporal Jonathan Santos documented his 37 days in Iraq on video and in writing, never knowing that day 38 would be his last. Through Jonathan’s handwritten words and videotape, the film tells a personal and profound story.

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?

Mosaic Video Alerts
Category: News & Current Affairs
This series of video segments highlights select stories from Mosaic: World News from the Middle East that deal with fast breaking news.

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: The Violin (El Violin)
Category: World Cinema
In this award-winning CINEMONDO film from Mexico, a humble violin player is more than he appears, using his harmless look to evade the eyes of the military as he covertly supports the campesina peasant guerilla movement.

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?

In Focus: Race Against the Ice, Part 2
Category: News & Current Affairs
After the ship "Dagmar Aaen" was stuck for almost a year in the winter harbor of Cambridge Bay, Arved Fuchs weighed anchor for a second attempt to conquer the passage. It was the beginning of a dramatic race against time.

Global Spirit: In Search of Ecstasy
This episode explores the ecstatic state - a global phenomenon found in all kinds of spiritual and religious traditions. How is ecstatic trance practiced around the world, and why are so many people today fascinated by it?

Global Spirit: Music, Sound and the Sacred
In this episode, host Phil Cousineau explores the transcendent qualities of spiritual and sacred music with guests Rev. Alan Jones and Grammy Award-winning singer Joanne Shenandoah.

Global Spirit: Forgiveness and Healing
This episode explores forgiveness and healing on a personal and societal level. Watch as a group of Vietnam vets comes to terms with their actions, and as a father forgives his son's murderer.