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Trans-Dniester, and San Francisco’s Most Famous Bookshop

A story from Trans-Dniester, and a visit to the famous independent bookshop City Lights

• 11 mins

A special live edition from W1: Freedom's Paths

Gabriel Gatehouse, Jeremy Bowen, Audrey Brown and Shaimaa Khalil on freedom's path

• 24 mins

Ukraine and Bangladesh

Fighting corruption in Kiev; army and local tribes at odds in the Chittagong Hill Tracts

• 11 mins

A hero in Rwanda; a nuclear dilemma in France

How one man saved hundreds from the 1994 genocide; why atomic waste's buried in Champagne

• 11 mins

Afghanistan and Romania

Tension spikes in Kabul before the election; two men's private revolt against Ceausescu

• 11 mins

What’s Left Behind?

Stories about the people, places and things left behind, from Â鶹Éç correspondents.

• 24 mins

Mexico's Migrants and Uruguay's 'First Couple'

The town that depends on people crossing into the US; growing up gay in a dictatorship

• 11 mins

The Voynich Manuscript

The mystery of the never-deciphered Voynich Manuscript - who could have written it?

• 11 mins

Central African Republic and Qatar

The Central African Republic's farmers v cowboys conflict, and Qatar's first bus service.

• 11 mins

India Special

India: the contrast between rich and poor in Gujarat, and between old and new in Assam

• 11 mins

Weekend Edition: Misfits

Global stories of those who stand out from the crowd - for good reasons and bad

• 24 mins

India and Morocco

Why Kolkata wants to be more like London, and the dying art of storytelling in Marrakech.

• 11 mins

Migrants in Melilla, misgivings in Malaysia

Meeting people who jump the fence into the EU; the MH370 affair and Malay-China relations

• 11 mins

Gaza's New Challenges and Hungary's Prime Minister

Hamas is now at odds with Egypt's government; and what does Viktor Orban want?

• 11 mins

Germany, Russia, Syria and the USA

Why many Germans are so ambivalent about Russia, and how Syrian refugees adjust to NYC

• 11 mins

Brazil and Canada

Fashion meets indigenous arts in the Amazon rainforest; separatism wanes in Quebec

• 11 mins

A Joyful Noise

Car horns, national anthems and calypso - a cacophony of stories from Â鶹Éç correspondents

• 24 mins

South Africa: end of the mine?

Are we in the last days of South Africa's mining industry?

• 11 mins

Reporting on India and China

The riddles of modern China, and invented traditions in India

• 11 mins

Ukraine and France

Encounters with hardline "pro-Russians" in Slaviansk and the con artists of Montmartre

• 11 mins

Syria and Siberia

Rebel fighters grow weary around Latakia; classical concert-goers thrill in Berdsk

• 11 mins

Liberia and Italy: the Days of the Dead

Sprucing up family vaults in Monrovia; the great names of Rome's Non-Catholic cemetery

• 11 mins

Short Stories and Tall Tales

Tales about writers, storytellers and poets - and stories that are too good to be true

• 24 mins

Brazil and France

Barbed satire about slum 'pacification' in Rio; Euro-scepticism on the rise in Marseille

• 11 mins

Choices in Damascus and a Piano in Toulouse

Difficult choices in Syria and the success of a piano in Toulouse train station

• 11 mins

Winds of change in Algeria and the ‘browning’ of America

Has the Arab Spring affected Algeria? Plus a dispatch on Latinos in America.

• 11 mins

Race and house-hunting in Singapore, plus old fashioned mail boats in the Bahamas

Stories on race and housing in booming Singapore – and the mail boats of the Bahamas.

• 11 mins

Held at Gunpoint in Ukraine, and the Secrets of Brooklyn’s Jewish Community

Facing danger in eastern Ukraine, and a sex abuse cover-up in New York.

• 11 mins

Weekend Edition: Moving With the Times

Adjusting to new realities - from Qatari family life to South Africa's mining industry

• 24 mins

Brazilian Squatters and a Burmese Village

Surprises from a Brazilian neighbourhood of squatters and children in a Burmese village

• 11 mins