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13/07/2009

In June, after 7 years locked up at Guantanamo Bay, 4 Uyghur men were released & sent t...

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25/07/2009

Dai Richards looks at the first decade after Iran's Islamic revolution.

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01/08/2009

Delphine Jaudeau examines terrorism, including the Hezbollah kidnappings of westerners ...

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08/08/2009

Iran and West: how relations with the US changed in the complex post 9/11 era.

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Tracing the strain

Julian O'Halloran finds out if swine flu is linked to intensive pig farming in the US.

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Global Perspective

Alert Bay - My Life So Far

Teenagers on a remote Canadian island talk about preserving their native culture.

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Global Perspective

Global Perspective: Islands Of Security

Islands of Security looks at the impact of South Africa's gated communities.

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Global Perspective

Global Perspective: Death Diminishes Me

The isolation of living with HIV in New Zealand.

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Global Perspective

Global Perspective: Across The Waters

How Fair Isle, one of Britain's most remote island communities, is keeping its numbers up.

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Global Perspective

Global Perspective: Chung King Mansions

A slice of life in the shabby tenement building in Hong Kong's busy commercial district.

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Global Perspective

Global Perspective: Traffic Islands

Traffic Islands explores lives drawn to the public traffic grid.

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William Morris and the Muslims

Navid Akhtar takes a look at the influence of Islamic design on William Morris.

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Bombs, Stamps and Throat Singers

Physicist Richard Feyman discovered remote Russian region of Tuva through his stamp col...

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Episode 1

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

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22/08/2009

Mukul Devichand investigates the attempt to persuade China's middle class to buy Europe...

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Episode 2

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

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Fighting For Pao Culture In Burma

A rebel group of 100 men who are fighting back against the 400,000 strong Burmese army.

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Gold

Nick Rankin investigates the value of gold - and its true cost.

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New Media In Kashmir

Suvojit Bagchi tells the story of the impact of New Media Communication in a conflict z...

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Citizen Journalism

Episode 1

Michael Burke looks at the potential and dangers in the phenomenon of citizen journalism.

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Muslims Fighting For Israel

Muslims currently serving in the Israeli army talk about the conflicts they face.

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Why Is Africa Poor?

Why is Africa Poor? - Part One

Mark Doyle examines the reasons behind Africa's relative poverty.

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Why Is Africa Poor?

Episode 2

Africa is rich in natural resources and human potential. So why is it poor?

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Why Is Africa Poor?

Episode 3

Is tapping into a continent's optimism the key to Africa's future?

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Episode 2

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

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Dreams From My Mother

Judith Kampfner unveils the story of Ann Dunham, the mother of President Barack Obama.

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Mexico's Missing Island

Bermeja Island, which could give Mexico a claim to valuable oil, was visible on maps un...

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19/09/2009

Benjamin Jealous is the leader of the US's largest civil rights movement (NAACP). Gary ...

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23/09/2009

Innocent Akibor left Nigeria to find a better life in Spain. Did his dream come true?

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Building out of the Recession

Could new construction projects be a beacon of hope in today's bleak economic climate?

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