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Macbeth in Hanoi

Vietnam's first production features dance, drumming and traditional costume

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The TV Show All Spain Watches

'Cu茅ntame c贸mo pas贸' highlights the later Franco years

• 23 mins

Indonesia, Four Years On

Documenting the civil disturbance of the 1990s

• 23 mins

'Padre Amaro' Scandalises Mexico

The Catholic establishment is outraged by a new film

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Alexander - Still Great?

The Macedonian king makes headlines even now

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Barenboim: I Come in Peace

The conductor brings Beethoven to Ramallah

• 22 mins

Cuts Loom for Berlin Opera

The city is $40bn in debt and arts are in the firing line

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Art for Tourists

What architecture is the key to attracting visitors to a museum

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Imre Kert茅sz, the Survivor

Hungary's unexpected Nobel Prizewinner

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Iraq's Art in Danger

Museums are packing away their treasures in anticipation of war

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The Language of Conflict - Israel

How military jargon is infiltrating Hebrew

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The Language of Conflict - Palestine

A report from Ramallah on how Arabic is changing to reflect unrest

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Namibia Axes Foreign TV

President Sam Nujoma claims the country's youth are being corrupted

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Africa's Best Male Artist

Koffi Olomide triumphs at the Kora music awards

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China and the UK Meet Online

The Dunhuang Project is a pioneering collaboration between libraries

• 23 mins

'Grand Theft Auto' Skids Into Trouble

The video game's 'Vice City' edition is accused of advocating rape and murder

• 23 mins

'The Children of Heracles'

Director Peter Sellars wows audiences with his adaptation of Euripides

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Baz Luhrmann on Broadway

The Australian showman tackles Puccini

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Who Owns Art?

Museum directors defend their right to hold onto foreign antiquities

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Keeping Culture Safe from War

Historical and religious sites have become enemy targets

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2002 in Review

A special edition, including artistic responses to 9/11

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Dreams in Concrete

How engingeering lies at the heart of many man-made wonders

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The Malcolm X Diaries

The Civil Rights leader's papers have been made available for study

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The Blues in Timbuktu

Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant goes looking for his roots

• 22 mins

New Delhi Special

India's cultural confidence is palpable in the streets

• 23 mins

Timbuktu's Unknown Archive

Thousands of ancient Arabic scrolls need a home

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How Far Can Iranian Art Go?

Religious and political censors still have the upper hand

• 22 mins

'Nothing But the Truth' in South Africa

A witty play exploring life after apartheid is a huge hit in Johannesburg

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The African Oscars

A special report from FESPACO, the pan-African film festival

• 23 mins

Rapping Against Debt

African musicians unite to call for a cancellation of the developing world's debt

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