Jonathan Miller

In Iran’s capital Tehran an uneasy calm has returned to the streets. For 12 days in June the world held its breath as Israel and Iran - two mortal enemies - traded blows. Israel’s main targets were Iran’s nuclear facilities, key Iranian military…

On Russia’s southern flank, the former Soviet republic of Georgia is fighting for its very existence as a democracy. Until recently it was a darling of the West on a fast track to EU membership but then something dramatically changed. The pro-EU…

Unreported World has a front row seat in Gaza’s underground art scene, where young Gazans try to express themselves in the face of an Israeli blockade, and the censors of an Islamist government. But reporter Jonathan Miller discovers that simple…

Unreported World is on the forefront of Thailand’s cryptocurrency boom where farmers and traders alike are going crazy for digital currencies that can lead to both riches and ruin. In Bangkok, on the Wild-East’s crypto frontier, a young…

David Himbara, who was President Paul Kagame’s [pictured] right hand man until he fled the country two years ago, said: “Britain is not funding Rwanda. It is funding a dictator. It’s sustaining a bad regime by any measure. Let no British taxpayer…

Reporter Jonathan Miller and director James Brabazon travel to Indonesia, the world's fastest growing tobacco market. Aggressively targeted by global tobacco giants and with minimal controls on advertising, the country is in the grip of a smoking…

Disturbing and distressing descriptions and films of torture and atrocities, including the deaths of children. This programme isn't suitable for younger viewers. By clicking play you confirm that you are over 18 years old, and that you accept our…