On the ground in Sudan, Ukraine, Syria and Iraq
an award-winning original documentary by Al Sharq Documentary.
Walls that speak tales of brutality and cruelty. Thousands of lives perished behind the bars of what has been called Syria’s human “slaughterhouse.” For the first time, survivors recount their harrowing experiences, alongside families who lost their loved ones in its dark and silent cells. Featuring exclusive interviews and unprecedented testimonies, this internationally acclaimed documentary unveils horrors long kept hidden — but never forgotten.
an award-winning documentary produced by Sky News Arabia.
Their paths differ, yet their destinies appear strikingly similar. Every year, thousands attempt the journey from the southern shores of the Mediterranean to the northern ones — chasing the hope of life, dignity, and a new beginning. But this dream does not always end in joy. For many, their hopes are shattered upon the very waters that were meant to carry them to safety. In this documentary, we follow the journeys of those who survived the crossing. They share what awaits anyone who dreams of fleeing toward the so-called “shore of hope.”
a documentary produced by Al Jazeera.
The film uncovers the involvement of several European companies in supplying the Syrian regime with materials that enabled the production of sarin gas — a weapon deployed against civilians during the Syrian revolution. Through investigative research, verified documents, and exclusive evidence, the documentary reveals how these chemicals were obtained, tracing the networks of production and export.
It examines the companies responsible for manufacturing these substances, the scope of their operations, and their cooperation with Arab governments. The film also exposes the long-standing relationship between these companies and the Syrian regime since the era of Bashar al-Assad, shedding light on export deals that violated European embargo regulations prohibiting the transfer of such materials.
An important and groundbreaking documentary, Deals of Death stands as a vital record of one of the most concealed aspects of the Syrian war.
an investigative report by Alaraby TV’s Ayn Al Makan.
This investigation uncovers the hidden world of the group known as the “Reich Kingdom” in Germany. It explores the movement’s ideological foundations, its organizational structure, and the beliefs driving its members. Featuring exclusive recordings revealed for the first time, the report exposes discussions among group members demonstrating their intent to acquire weapons in pursuit of their planned agenda.
A revealing and in-depth look into one of Germany’s most alarming extremist networks.
an award-winning investigative episode from Momhad Khasa on Al Arabiya, recipient of the Second Best Investigative Film Award at the Telly Awards.
The investigation documents the drug production chain in Afghanistan after the Taliban’s return to power — from opium poppy fields to hidden makeshift labs deep in the mountains. With exclusive on-ground footage, it reveals the economic dependency on narcotics, the spread of addiction across Kabul, and the harsh realities driving Afghans into this trade.
an award-winning short documentary produced by Sky News Arabia, recipient of the Best Short Documentary Award at the Telly Awards, along with several other international recognitions.
The film follows the intertwined journeys of a Syrian refugee and a Ukrainian refugee whose paths cross through years of displacement and hardship. Their story reflects a wider global reality — the ever-growing complexity of the refugee crisis worldwide.
In this episode, the program features Professor Odo Steinbach, one of the most prominent figures of the renowned German Orientalist school, a tradition spanning three centuries. Steinbach warns of a growing crisis of trust between the Islamic world and Europe, addressing the historical roots of this divide and its contemporary implications. He emphasizes the need for renewed dialogue to bridge the widening gap.
This episode is part of a series of Hadith Al Arab interviews filmed across Europe with leading intellectuals and scholars.
a special investigative documentary by Al Jazeera.
The film documents the testimony of the key witness in German courts regarding the Syrian regime’s systematic burial and concealment of mass atrocity victims in secret mass graves.
Featuring exclusive interviews and shocking evidence revealed for the first time, the documentary stands among the earliest works to expose this hidden chapter of the Syrian conflict.
Following the film’s release, the witness later testified before the U.S. Congress, becoming a central figure in international accountability efforts.
Years after what was declared the final battle against ISIS in Baghouz, a dangerous, unresolved threat continues to grow. This documentary investigates life inside Al-Hol camp and examines the reality behind the warnings that it may erupt at any moment. Produced for Sky News Arabia, Al-Hol: The Ticking Bomb reveals how the camp stands as living evidence that ISIS’s story is far from over.
This episode uncovers the stories of asylum seekers in the UK who now face the threat of deportation to Rwanda under the controversial agreement signed between the British government and Kigali. The film exposes the uncertainty, fear, and legal limbo experienced by thousands placed in jeopardy by this policy. Produced for Ain Al-Makan on Alaraby TV, it offers an in-depth look at the human cost of one of the UK’s most divisive immigration measures.
In this investigative episode of Ain Al-Makan on Alaraby TV, the film explores the reality faced by Afghan girls after the Taliban government’s decision to shut down educational institutions for females. The investigation uncovers the existence of clandestine schools established by girls and teachers in defiance of the ban, operating in secrecy to avoid Taliban surveillance. The team gained exclusive access to three underground schools, meeting students and educators who shared their experiences, daily risks, and determination to continue learning despite the restrictions. Secret Schools in Afghanistan reveals a powerful story of resilience, courage, and the fight for education under oppression.
In this episode of Ain Al-Makan on Alaraby TV, the team embeds with a group of foreign fighters operating in Kharkiv, one of the most critical frontlines for Ukrainian forces. The investigation traces their personal stories, examines the roles they have played in combat, and sheds light on how they were recruited into the conflict. The film also explores the uncertain futures awaiting these fighters once they return to their home countries. Foreign Fighters in Ukraine offers an unprecedented look inside a complex and controversial aspect of the war.
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