A showcase of some of Newsround's lighter content, which audiences love these as much as more serious explainers of world affairs. A boy from the UK won an international competition for his impression of a seagull. A really creative, and we think, very funny piece.

The story of Cecile, a teenager who has created her own AI friend with My AI. The tool learns how to copy how the teenager talks and writes to copy the teenager and become a virtual friend.

This year it is an excerpt from a twelve-minute report that we broadcast at the end of the year instead of our classic magazine program. Our journalist Marianne Skorpis introduces us to a radio project in which school classes from Paris suburbs take part. Together they create a news program. The young reporters talk about current topics, literature and sometimes conduct interviews. They learn to debate, speak publicly, write articles and analyze headlines. The project will celebrate its fortieth anniversary in 2024. A great initiative to teach children how to use media in a world in which it is increasingly difficult, but also increasingly important, to distinguish between truth and fake news.

In 1994, Rwanda descended into horror with the genocide of the Tutsis, which claimed the lives of over 800,000 people in just 100 days. Three decades later, Les Niouzz seized the opportunity of commemorations to accompany Donatille, a survivor of the genocide, on her journey back to her homeland. Joined by Belgian children of Rwandan descent, this journey aimed to expose them to the magnitude of the chaos that engulfed the country in 1994. In this documentary, Donatille recounts her tale of survival, providing a poignant testament to courage and resilience in the face of unspeakable horror.

Krakkafréttir host presents his bulletin as Women's strike takes place in Iceland on October 24, 2023.

More and more young people are vaping, but how do banned vapes come to Finland? In this video, Kiia explains how prohibited products get to Finland from abroad. In addition, the police will tell you when a badge can be taken from a minor.

Zprávičky explainer on AI

A compilation of Jeugdjournaal's Elections Show ahead of the general elections held in November 2023, which all the politicians of the main parties joined.

Super Nytt host Maria Pedko LIndbäck becomes mayor for a day in her home town Vestre Toten.

SRF Kids reporter Amad (13) is doing Ramadan. He explains how he experienced this special time in the middle of everyday school life. My colleague Tobias Luchsinger produced this story.

This report is part of a series we've done on gang crime, which is a major problem here in Sweden. This segment is called "Drugs, money, and revenge" and explores why gangs fight.

For women’s history month, BTN developed a series of profiles designed to elevate the stories of women in Australia’s history. These stories were told by young female students, who were given the chance to partner with the BTN team to tell the story of a woman who helped to change Australian history. This report tells the story of Elizabeth Kenny, an Australian nurse who developed a treatment for polio

ZibZack reporter Fanny, together with 3 kids, visit a laboratory to find out what food, transportation, will look like in the future.

What does it means when experts say “The economy isn’t doing well?" Reporter Teresa finds out what the economy is, where we get in contact with it in our everyday lives. The German word “Wirtschaft” means "economy“ as well as “pub” - the reporter starts her report in a pub for the wordplay. Unfortunately this little joke is lost in translation….;)

The news report was shot and edited by journalist Aisling Ní Dhonnabháin and features the first sign language café in Dublin which opened at the end of November 2023. The news report in the Irish language, was broadcast on Irish Sign Language Day, December 14th on new children's news bulletin Nuacht Cúla4. The report shows the cafe as an inclusive space that aims to encourage greater awareness and engagement with the use of sign language.

At the end of January this year, Finland elected Alexander Stubb to be our new President after 12 years with Sauli Niinistö. Charlotte “Challe” Lindberg knows something about him, but takes her car to try to find him to ask more questions. In the meantime she tells us what we know about him so far.