麻豆社

17/01/2015

Correspondents around the world tell their stories and examine news in their region.

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The Knot Reaches the Comb

Includes items on the election in Greece and other global preoccupations.

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The Revolt Against Austerity

Athens, Davos, Blantyre, Auschwitz and Grytviken - correspondents tell their stories.

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A Cosy Dinner in Leipzig

Demo and counter-demo as Germans argue about Pegida. Presented by Kate Adie.

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Tomorrow You Will Be Heroes

How Ebola has divided families, neighbours and communities in Guinea.

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Into the Line of Fire

Reports from journalists, with stories from Ukraine, Pakistan, India, Egypt and Mali.

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Jordan Retaliates

Jordan hits back at Islamic State, plus dispatches from Canada, Hungary, China and Finland

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Tea and Cakes in Addis

Talks aimed at bringing peace to South Sudan restart in Ethiopia, plus other stories.

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A Pig of a Sea

Correspondents tell their stories from South Africa, Italy, the USA and Nigeria.

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Please Mick! Not Boring.

Imperialist. Boring. A 麻豆社 correspondent recalls some of the insults hurled at him.

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The Athens Experiment

Greece on the brink and other stories from correspondents. Presented by Kate Adie.

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Best Nightclub in Africa

The search for the best nightclub in Africa and other reporters' stories.

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The Devil's Building Site

A fruitless trek through the spectacular mountains of Argentina, plus other despatches.

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Please Don't Kill My Boy

Death row in Indonesia and other stories from correspondents worldwide. With Kate Adie.

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The Death of Gypsy Music

The music that was once the heartbeat of central and eastern Europe may soon be gone.

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Dreams Deferred, Hope On Hold

Immigrants in limbo as their US court hearings are put on hold.

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Novice on the Front Line

The British men who have joined the fight against Islamic State, plus other despatches.

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'We Dazed Them!'

Nigerian soldiers claim successes in their battle against Boko Haram.

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A Dramatic Turnaround

Head of state to enemies of the state - how the Muslim Brotherhood's fortunes have fallen.

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A Kafkaesque Nightmare

Iran nuclear talks reach a critical phase, plus more reports from around the world.

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The Battle for Yemen

The struggle for control in Yemen, the deal on Iran's nuclear programme and more.

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Battles Over Books and Statues

Nations caught up in arguments over history. Reports from around the world.

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Risking Everything

Migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean from Libya, plus other despatches.

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Sahafa 麻豆社

Dodging bullets to reach the Yemeni port of Aden, and other stories from around the world.

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The Lucky Ones

A report on the earthquake in Nepal, plus other assignments. Presented by Kate Adie.

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Turning Back the Ageing Process

A Japanese brain workout that is said to reverse some ageing processes. With Kate Adie.

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Stranded at Sea

The migration crisis in Asia - hundreds of desperate people at sea with nowhere to go.

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A Coup Crumbles

Apprehension and instability in Burundi after a coup attempt fails. Kate Adie presents.

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The War That Made Itself at Home

Reports from Ukraine, Jordan, Pakistan, Qatar and Zimbabwe. Presented by Kate Adie.

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The American Dream in Trouble

Wider and wider: the gap between the rich and the poor in New York City. With Kate Adie.

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