Mansha Daswani

In a deal with The Ripple Effect, India’s Karman Unlimited has optioned the remake rights to the Brazilian drama Love is a Stranger from Visom Digital.

Sky and HBO have given a two-season order to George Kay's new legal thriller War, starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller.

Steven Moffat is writing a new drama for Channel 4, Number 10, produced by Hartswood Films and distributed by ITV Studios.

China's COL, a leading player in the micro-drama business, is launching a global content distribution arm with more than 1,000 titles available in English and Chinese.

Channel 4 has ordered the six-part drama Maud (w.t.), written by Nina Raine and Moses Raine and starring Glenn Close.

5 in the U.K. has unveiled the first four commissions for its revived Play for Today slate, with each single drama focused on championing new voices.

Medyapim's Arabic-language adaptation of Nippon TV’s Woman -My Life for My Children- is set to land in the Middle East and North Africa on August 17 on MBC1 and Shahid.

Prime Video has ordered to series Joseph of Egypt, a new biblical drama co-produced by Amazon MGM Studios and 5&2 Studios.

RX and Mediacorp are teaming up again for a co-production pitch at Asia TV Forum this year, offering a cash prize and the opportunity to collaborate with the Singaporean media group.

Cineverse has aligned with Lloyd Braun's Banyan Ventures to establish a 50-50 joint venture focused on micro-dramas.