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The Two Faces of Bahrain

Bahrain says it's modern and progressive - but political opponents face jail and torture.

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Senegal

David Goldblatt examines Senegalese wrestling; Africa's sporting spectacular.

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Syrian corruption

Lina Sinjab investigates the impact of corruption and bribery in Syria.

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Palliative Care in India

Linda Pressly travels to Kerala to examine the silent revolution in palliative care.

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Cambodia: Country for Sale

Cambodia is selling vast swathes of its land to global investors - but at what price?

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Baghdad Airport

A portrait of life in Iraq through the story of its international gateway.

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Uganda

Investigating the human trafficking of Ugandan women to work as virtual slaves in Iraq.

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Ecuador

Ecuador's radical plan to keep oil reserves in the ground, and save the rainforest.

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Egypt: Sisters of the Revolution

The unfolding Egyptian revolution through the eyes of five extraordinary women.

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Germany

David Goldblatt looks at whether Berlin's alternative culture is under threat.

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What happened next?

Lucy Ash returns to some significant stories Crossing Continents covered in recent years.

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South Africa: Aurora Mine Controversy

Martin Plaut investigates alleged shortcomings at gold mines in South Africa.

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The Pakistan Connection

Owen Bennett-Jones explores Pakistan's connections to jihadi groups.

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Searching for an Alzheimer's Cure in Colombia

Does the key to curing Alzheimer's lie with a poor extended family in Medellin, Colombia?

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On the road with Hillary Clinton

An on-the-road behind-the-scenes profile of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

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Libyan refugees

The mountain Berbers of Libya fighting for their culture and their lives against Gaddafi.

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Escape from North Korea

Reporting the desperate and dangerous efforts of North Koreans to flee to the South.

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The Mourides of Senegal

Tim Judah reports from Senegal on the growing influence of the Mouride Sufi brotherhood.

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Murder, migration and Mexico

Linda Pressly joins migrants on their perilous journey north through Guatemala and Mexico.

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Takoradi, Ghana's Oil City

A portrait of the sleepy Ghanaian city of Takoradi at the start of an oil boom.

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The Mystery of Dirar Abu Sisi

Gabriel Gatehouse investigates the mysterious disappearance of Dirar Abu Sisi.

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9/11 - Toxic Ash

Investigating the health impact on New York from the collapse of the World Trade Centre.

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Zimbabwe's child migrants

The stories of young children travelling alone from Zimbabwe to South Africa.

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India's Whistleblowers

How local level campaigners against corruption in India face threats and violence.

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Roubles and Radicals in Dagestan

Lucy Ash asks if a billionaire's roubles can help to end Dagestan's bloody insurgency.

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Farming Zimbabwe

Martin Plaut investigates Zimbabwe's agriculture ten years after the farm invasions.

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Exposing Bali's Orphanages

Ed Butler investigates abuse of children and scamming of volunteers by Bali's orphanages.

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China's Migrant Worker Mega-City

Tales of discontent and reform from Guangzhou, China's mega-city of migrants.

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The Graves of Kashmir

Who are the thousands of people discovered in mass graves in Indian Kashmir?

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Frank Wild's last journey

Retracing the route of Antarctic explorer Frank Wild, Shackleton's second-in-command.

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