Before the Taliban swept to power in Afghanistan, Kabul was a city with a vibrant nightlife and arts scene. But since then, there has been a radical transformation. Thousands of longtime Taliban fighters have poured into the capital, now working in round-the-clock security patrols. Meanwhile, financial disputes and quarrels between neighbours are being settled by Islamic judges. FRANCE 24's Catherine Norris-Trent and Roméo Langlois report from Kabul.
Meanwhile, China's clean energy push has a dirty problem. A new hydropower station is being hailed as a milestone, but on the ground there is an environmental and human cost.
And we meet the star of a new documentary: Melati Wijsen, who is fighting to save Bali from plastic waste.
