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Defining Hezbollah
The challenges of defining the Lebanese Shia movement Hezbollah.
Ivory Coast: A Family Divided
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One Day In Syria
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The State Of Israel
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Roubles and Radicals in Dagestan
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The Missing In Kashmir
A dark secret lies beneath the earth in Indian Kashmir - bodies - thousands of them.
Exposing Bali's Orphanages
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French Food Fights
Assignment reports on the battle between old and new cuisine in France.
Guangzhou - China's migrant metropolis
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Australia's Fly In Fly Out Workers
Australia's mining boom can be lucrative for its FIFO workers but there's a price to pay.
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Assignment goes undercover in Damascus with the people opposing Syria's President Assad.
Equatorial Guinea - Following the Money
Rob Walker investigates what’s happened to Equatorial Guinea's oil money.
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Assignment examines what it means to be poor in the richest country in the world.
Bosnia's Heritage
Assignment reports from Sarajevo where preserving Bosnia's past is a contentious issue.
Favela Pacified
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The Strangest Marathon in the World is in Gaza
Jon Donnison travels to Gaza for Assignment to witness the world's strangest marathon.
Syrian Stories
Divided by conflict. The human stories behind the Syria's uprising.
Facing the Future in Greece
What's it like to be a graduate in Greece contemplating the future?
Canada's Prescription Drug Crisis
Assignment investigates prescription drug abuse among Canada's aboriginal people.
Forty Years In Solitary, Louisana Style
Why have two Louisiana prison inmates been held in solitary confinement for 40 years?
Forcible Sterilisation In Uzbekistan
Natalia Antelava reports on Uzbekistan where women are being sterilised.
Bahrain Formula 1
Formula 1 returns to Bahrain but is everything back to normal in the country?
In the Shadow of Charles Taylor
Stories from Sierra Leone and Liberia on the brutality of the Charles Taylor era.
A Death In Honduras
A profile of the People's Funeral Service in Honduras, the most murderous nation on earth.
Migrants of the Caribbean
More than 50 illegal migrants drowned in a boat tragedy in the Dominican Republic.
Too Old To Get Rich: Shanghai's ageing population
In Assignment, Mukul Devichand tells the stories of Shanghai's rapidly ageing population.