Global Eye
Global Eye is a TV show on BBC2. Award-winning investigations - revealing secrets, rooting out injustice, and exposing crime, corruption, and abuse. The biggest stories from BBC correspondents all over the world. The program has been available since 2025. A total of 36 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in September 2026.
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Yemisi Adegoke reports on Nigeria's growing kidnapping crisis and meets some of the girls who survived an abduction four years ago and are now back at school in defiance of their kidnappers.
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Mahjooba Nowrouzi reports from Afghanistan on the fate of the young women footballers in exile. And BBC Eye has rare access inside Afghanistan's Taliban leadership.
Aleem Maqbool reports from Cape Coast on slavery's legacy in Ghana, and BBC Eye is given exclusive access to Interpol’s anti-trafficking unit in Sierra Leone.
Nawal al Maghafi journeys across Iran to areas rarely accessed by international journalists, speaking to Iranians across the political and social divide about the war.
Kurumi Mori reports on Japan's changing identity, and BBC Eye talks to Ukrainians civilians abused in Russian-occupied Ukraine, tracking down those likely responsible.
In the aftermath of a political earthquake in Hungary, Stephanie Hegarty explores whether the downfall of Viktor Orbán could be a warning sign for populist leaders everywhere.
Shawn Yuan is in Mexico investigating the story of one of the world's most wanted fugitives - a man accused of fuelling the global fentanyl crisis, while BBC Eye goes inside the online manosphere.
BBC Eye follows Kenyans at the centre of a legal battle to track down their British soldier fathers. And Selin Girit reports on Turkey's reaction to a widening regional conflict.
Farhat Javed reports on Pakistan's role in the US-Iran ceasefire, and we hear how routine visits for medical treatment in Pakistan have led to children becoming infected with HIV.
The Eye team investigates Chinese disciplinary schools promising to ‘fix’ problem children at a devastating cost and Mariko Oi is in Singapore.
BBC Eye reveals how soaring global demand for eels has fuelled a vast illegal trade worth billions and Rebecca Henschke reports from Indonesia on how the archipelago’s natural wealth is under threat.
The accounts of women repressed by the Iranian government during the 2022 protests and Katy Watson reports on Australia's first of its kind social media ban for under 16s, three months on.
We follow Puntland forces on the front line in far-eastern Somalia and Kalkidan Yibeltal has rare access to Jonglei state in South Sudan, where conflict threatens a fragile peace.
Carine Torbey is in Lebanon reporting on the impact of the US-Israel war with Iran in an extraordinary week when longstanding tensions finally erupted into open conflict.
We go behind the mass protests in Nepal that toppled the government. Eyewitness accounts reveal how unarmed demonstrators were killed as authorities lost control of the crowds.
Zhanna Bezpiatchuk reports from Ukraine's capital Kyiv on four years of war, death, destruction, resilience and hope.
The foreigners lured to fight on the front line for Russia, and more than a year on from the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Lyse Doucet reports from Damascus on the challenges of building a new Syria.
Emir Nader reports from Jerusalem on the impact of the Israel-Gaza war and there’s a special report from the BBC Eye team who spent a year at the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem.
BBC Eye reveals allegations Interpol’s systems are being abused by Russia in order to repress dissidents abroad, and Katya Adler reports from Greenland.