The latest Focal Point takes you inside Syria’s first days of transition following the fall of Bashar Al Assad’s regime. From the defacement of Assad family’s legacy in Damascus to uncovering mass graves and confronting the horrors of Sednaya Prison,

In this Focal Point episode, TRT World Correspondent Grace Kuria travels to Adre— a town on the Sudan-Chad border now five times its size — where refugees recount unimaginable loss, resilience, and their struggle to rebuild lives in exile.

After eight years in power, President Nana Akufo-Addo has left Ghana in a dire situation. John Mahama has been re-elected, despite his troubles with his administration, and Ghanaians are hopeful that the new government will bring about improvements.

In Focal Point: DRC – An Elusive Peace, TRT World Correspondent Rahul Radhakrishnan travels to Eastern DRC, where a spike in rebel violence has displaced millions and reignited fears of a regional war. As the M23 rebels tighten their grip, civilians are suffering hunger, terror and displacement. Amid collapsing peace talks and mounting allegations, we dive deep into the battle for control — and survival — in one of the world's most volatile regions.

Sudan’s brutal war has driven more than 12 million people from their homes, with over a million crossing into neighbouring Chad. In this Focal Point episode, TRT World Correspondent Grace Kuria travels to Adre— a town on the Sudan-Chad border now five times its size — where refugees recount unimaginable loss, resilience, and their struggle to rebuild lives in exile. From makeshift markets to mental health clinics, the episode explores how a border town has become a lifeline, and why for many, hope still lies in returning home.