Outpost in Indo China

John Pilger's first film, The Quiet Mutiny, made in 1970 for the British current affairs series World in Action, broke the sensational story of insurrection by American drafted troops in Vietnam. In his classic history of war and journalism, The First Casualty, Phillip Knightley describes Pilger's revelations as among the most important reporting from Vietnam. The soldiers' revolt – including the killing of unpopular officers – marked the beginning of the end for the United States in Indo-China.

An in-depth look at the origins of Covid-19. Did it really start in a food market in Wuhan, China? Or was the global pandemic caused by a lab accident in the same city?

Andrew Graham-Dixon combines an appreciation of Chinese art with a journey of discovery around the country, seeking to understand the works in their historical context.

With access to the first nationwide survey and state-of-the-art drones mapping the Great Wall of China, this documentary offers new evidence that reveals its extraordinary magnitude, rewrites its millennia-long history and decodes its complex signals system. Using cutting-edge chemistry, the programme also finds out what has kept the wall standing for so long - a simple cooking ingredient found in kitchens across the world.

Four bodies, a scattering of clues, a mystery whose solution could force us to rewrite history. National Geographic opens an ancient case of missing persons, trying to determine the origins of a group of enigmatic mummies found in western China. What they find out may change what we know about the world.

This three-part series explores the Chinese government's national park pilot project that has been especially set up across 10 sites to protect the country's rarest species and delicate ecosystems. The world's largest conservation project has been created in China. Discover the breathtaking wildlife hidden inside its stunning national parks.

The natural cycles of the universe impact each other in a never-ending circle of five interconnected forces, each represented by colour, season, compass point, emotion and location.

Rageh Omaar is in Mali for the hugely popular Hippodrome horseraces, exploring the country's deep historical links to horses and how the races are an important lifeline to many. Lucy Watson is in Bosnia, where she meets a survivor of the Srebrenica genocide who has made it his life's mission to find the remains of those that did not survive. Debi Edward is in Sichuan China to witness the ingenious ways its scientists are encouraging pandas to mate.

Documentary featuring pioneering images that capture the dazzling array of mysterious and wonderful creatures that live in China's most beautiful landscapes.

In 2001, China joined the World Trade Organization with the strong support of a Democratic President and Republican Congress.