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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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Saving the Brazilian Amazon

Justin Rowlatt investigates Brazilian successes in fighting deforestation.

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What happened to the Kurdish spring?

Gabriel Gatehouse investigates freedom and repression in Kurdish Iraq.

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Canada's prescription drug crisis

Crossing Continents investigates prescription drug abuse among Canada's aboriginal people.

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The Angola 2

Why have two Louisiana prison inmates been held in solitary confinement for 40 years?

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Forced Sterilisation in Uzbekistan

Natalia Antelava uncovers evidence of the involuntary sterilisation of women in Uzbekistan

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The Pink Certificate

Emre Azizlerli investigates how gay men in Turkey are humiliated by the army.

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The Marriage Breakers of Bangladesh

Angus Crawford joins Bangladeshis working to halt the illegal practice of child brides.

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A Death in Honduras

A profile of the People's Funeral Service in Honduras, the most murderous nation on earth.

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Russia's New Energy Frontier

Lucy Ash visits Russia's Arctic where reindeer herders and gas companies compete for land.

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China: Too Old to Get Rich?

Mukul Devichand tells the stories of Shanghai's rapidly ageing population.

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Some Promised Land

Migrants fleeing war or poverty who are risking their lives to reach the European Union.

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China Tweeting

Shanghai-based journalist Duncan Hewitt finds out how microblogging is changing China.

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Spain's White Elephants

Spain is in economic crisis. What can a new, closed airport tell us about what went wrong?

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Rwanda Cycling

Rwanda's new heroes, its cycling team, are helping it to overcome the trauma of genocide.

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Cold Turkey in Karachi

Mobeen Azhar finds out how a charity is helping heroin addicts in Karachi.

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Korea Host Bars

The host bars revealing the cracks in South Korea's conservative social structures.

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Bulgaria's Criminal Football

Investigating the links between football, corruption and politics in Bulgaria.

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Gold and Governance in Romania

Tessa Dunlop investigates why a plan for a massive gold mine is dividing Romania.

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Israel's New Front Line

How exemption from conscription for ultra-Orthodox Jews is exposing Israel's faultlines.

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The Mayor of Mogadishu

Is Mogadishu on the mend? A day in the life of the new Somali/British mayor of Mogadishu.

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El Salvador's Gang Truce

El Salvador's gangs have made a truce. The murder rate has plummeted. Can it last?

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The Mystery of South Africa's Missing Textbooks

Rob Walker investigates allegations of corruption affecting South African schools.

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Sexual Abuse in US Prisons

Linda Pressly looks at the disturbing story of rape and sexual abuse in America's prisons.

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Libya: Life after the Revolution

Justin Marozzi examines if Libya can come together again as one country.

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