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Turkey's earthquake - learning the lessons

What lessons have been learned from the Izmit Earthquake in August 1999

• 22 mins

Undercover in Turkmenistan

What is it like to live in one of the 21st Century's most repressive dictatorships?

• 22 mins

Rio's deadly police

A report on the dirty war between Rio de Janeiro's military police and criminal gangs

• 22 mins

Costa Rica and Finnish corruption scandal

Corruption scandal involving a medical equipment agreement between Finland and Costa Rica

• 22 mins

Has free trade revolutionised Zambia?

A report on trade in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia

• 21 mins

Murdered schoolgirls in Indonesia

Villagers mourn murdered Catholic schoolgirls who were ambushed and beheaded in Indonesia

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Albania and human trafficking

Hearing from victims of human trafficking in Albania

• 22 mins

Turkey's honour killings

A discussion about the murder of Birgul Isik, gunned down by her 14-year-old son Ramazan

• 22 mins

The Enron trial

The criminal trial of former Enron executives Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling

• 22 mins

The French riots

Translator and political activist, Brima Conteh talks about the Paris Banlieue riots

• 23 mins

Evangelicals and climate change

A report on the Evangelical movement's scepticism about climate change

• 22 mins

Uganda's elections

A look at Uganda's first multi-party elections

• 22 mins

Kashmir's earthquake and army

Looking at the central role the Pakistan army played in the 2005 earthquake relief effort

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China's health system in crisis

Report from a hospital in China

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Afghanistan's insecurity

A report on the growing feeling of insecurity in Afghanistan

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Israel's idealism

A look at the Amiad kibbutz and the spirit and idealism of Israel

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Has Ukraine's revolution gone sour?

Since the Orange Revolution in December 2004, what has happened in Ukraine?

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The shooting of Jean Charles De Menezes

The shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in July 2005

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The refugees of Darfur and Chad

A report on the developing security and humanitarian crisis in Darfur

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South Africa's mercenary town

A report from the Kalahari desert with historian, Angela McIntyre and citizens of Pomfret

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India's 'new deal' for the poor

A report on life in India's northern state of Rajistan and attempts to help the rural poor

• 22 mins

Chernobyl and the lessons learned

20 years after the Chernobyl disaster, interviews with those who helped clean it up

• 26 mins

The declining US car industry

Why Americans eschew US-made motors for Japanese ones, and what this means

• 22 mins

Nigeria as a superpower

How Nigeria is becoming a regional force to be reckoned with

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Voices from Zimbabwe

Exploration into what it is like to live in Mugabe's Zimbabwe

• 22 mins

The Case of Dr Sami Al-Arian

The trial of a US university professor accused of helping Palestinian jihadis

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AIDS in San Francisco

A visit to San Francisco to examine the impact of HIV on sufferers, friends and families

• 21 mins

Togo and the World Cup

The National football team from Togo and their participation in the 2006 World Cup

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BP and West Papua

A report on Indonesia's West Papua and the abuse of its natural resources

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Bhutan's policy of happiness

The government policy of 'maximising gross national happiness' in Bhutan

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