麻豆社

The Consequences of History

Should the West bear responsibility for today's violence in Iraq?

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Hero or Villain?

Sarajevo, a city divided over the man whose shots started WWI. And other despatches.

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No More Boat People

Australia's tough immigration policy and other reporters' stories.

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Two Worlds Collide

Challenging visions from Iraq and other stories from the news.

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Tennis in Baghdad

Lamenting the loss of everyday freedoms in Baghdad and other reporters' stories.

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Watching the World Cup in the Woods

Meet the German football fans watching the World Cup in the middle of a forest.

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Fasting Under Fire

Gaza families try to cope amid fighting between the Israelis and Palestinian militants.

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Whatever Happened to the War Song?

Despatches including from Nashville: conflicts galore - but no-one's singing about them.

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Last Night in Gaza

Correspondents in Gaza and elsewhere tell their stories and examine news in their region.

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Invasion of the Seagulls

The new invaders of Rome and other correspondents' despatches.

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A Footnote to Conflict

The Thai worker who died in the conflict over Gaza, and other reporters' stories.

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A Shopping List for Cuba

Cuba, Iraq, Gaza, Panama and Somalia - correspondents tell their stories.

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A Poet at War

A poet is caught up in fighting in eastern Ukraine. Plus more of the week's news stories.

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The Lucky Country

Australia's tough immigration policy taken to court and other reporters' stories.

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Matters of Life and Death

Stories from correspondents around the world, introduced by Kate Adie.

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Domestic Strife

Kate Adie introduces 麻豆社 correspondents' stories from around the world.

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Why the Kissing's Had to Stop

How Ebola is changing lives across West Africa. Also, despatches from Syria and Canada.

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Taking Meat off the Menu

A shock development in the French world of haute cuisine and other tasty despatches.

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Fractured Syllogisms

Western policy makers grapple with the complexities of Middle East politics.

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The New Egypt

Kate Adie introduces a report that takes a close look at the Egypt of President al-Sisi.

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Three Questions for Mr Leung

The 麻豆社's China editor on the important questions arising from the protests in Hong Kong.

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A Tap You Can't Turn Off

The EU announces a new initiative to save migrants in peril on the Mediterranean.

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The Battle for Hong Kong

Stormy days ahead for pro-democracy protestors and the authorities in Hong Kong.

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Rio Rubbish

A garbage tip view of the election in Brazil and other correspondents' despatches.

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Spectres of Afghanistan

The ghosts of the past looming over the new president of Afghanistan.

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Home-Grown Heroes

Back from the war and looking for seats in parliament. Stories from Ukraine and elsewhere.

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The Flying River

Why Brazilians are fed up with waiting and other topical tales, presented by Kate Adie.

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The Most Dangerous Job in the World?

The Liberian ambulance woman dealing daily with Ebola patients, and other reports.

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Spectres of old Naples

The ghosts of the past come alive in ancient Naples, and other correspondents' despatches.

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Talking to Ghosts

Reports from writers and journalists around the world. Including Ebola in Sierra Leone.

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