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Black empowerment in South Africa's workforce

The deepest working mine in the world and the idea of black empowerment in South Africa

• 25 mins

The US 'jobless recovery'

A visit to Ohio in the US, to experience life of ordinary workers struggling to find work

• 21 mins

The UN prepares to leave East Timor

The programme visits Dili, the capital of East Timor which is being run by the UN

• 25 mins

Battling corruption in Georgia

Attempts to fight corruption in Georgia

• 22 mins

The bombing of Basra

The war in Basra and the bombing of Ali Hassan Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti or 'Chemical Ali'

• 22 mins

The UK's low-paid migrant workers

The impact of EU migrants on the UK's workforce

• 22 mins

Indian elections

A report from Patna, Bihar on the upcoming Indian general elections

• 22 mins

Crackdown on violence in Colombia

Driving through the northern town of Saravena, Colombia

• 22 mins

Mexican kidnapping

Is there a solution to the problem of kidnapping?

• 22 mins

Uzbekistan and the Taliban

What sort of country is Uzbekistan and how does the presence of the US affect life here?

• 22 mins

Walmart - genuis or unchecked giant?

A report on the US supermarket giant Walmart, one of the world's biggest companies

• 21 mins

French corruption

How Paris Town Hall is being taken to court to expose government corruption

• 21 mins

Leaving Saudi Arabia

A series of Al Qaeda executions of non-Saudi nationals have left many nervous and in fear

• 21 mins

Syria - stuck in the past?

Reporting on life in Syria, a country supposedly stuck in the medieval past

• 22 mins

Rebuilding Somalia?

Independence Day celebrations in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital

• 22 mins

Yasser Arafat's compound

Visiting Yasser Arafat's former compound following its destruction by Israeli forces

• 21 mins

Sudan's ceasefire

Investigating the fragile ceasefire between rebel fighters currently in place in southern Sudan

• 21 mins

Racism in Russia

A report from Moscow where African students have faced racist attacks and detention

• 22 mins

Iraq's weapons inspectors

Weapons inspectors in Iraq and their return to Iraq in November 2002

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Kosovo's Albanians

Report from Mitrovica and Svinjare, Kosovo on the unrest in March 2004

• 22 mins

The poor wars - part one

How do developed countries treat the world's poorest?

• 22 mins

The poor wars - part two

A report on trade between rich and poor countries

• 22 mins

Al Qaeda in Europe

Spanish police say those responsible for 9/11 attacks met in Spain to plan the bombing

• 25 mins

Return to East Timor

One reporter returns to East Timor, five years after the independence vote took place

• 22 mins

Gerrymandering in the US

How political boundaries are being re-drawn to manipulate electoral results

• 21 mins

Italy's art crime wave

Discussing art forgeries and smuggling with former art smuggler Michel Van Rijn

• 22 mins

Bolivia's energy protests

Miners and political activists demonstrate in La Paz, Bolivia

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Russia's palaces

The Kremlin holds talks over privatising some of Russia's finest mansions seized in 1917

• 22 mins

Arnold Schwarzenegger

From Hollywood to US political life, the amazing journey of Arnold Schwarzenegger

• 21 mins

Pakistan's war on terror

How Pakistan's government is helping the war on terror

• 22 mins