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Has Ukraine's revolution gone sour?

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

• 22 mins

The shooting of Jean Charles De Menezes

The shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in July 2005

• 22 mins

The refugees of Darfur and Chad

A report on the developing security and humanitarian crisis in Darfur

• 22 mins

South Africa's mercenary town

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

• 22 mins

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

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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

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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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South Dakota's abortion debate

The city of Sioux Falls is at the eye of the storm brewing across America about abortion

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Biography of a bomber - London 7/7

How did Mohammad Sidique Khan become a suicide bomber?

• 27 mins

Poland's brain drain

The impact of economic migration on Poland

• 22 mins

Guatemalan police archives

A report on human rights abuses discovered in Guatemalan police archives

• 25 mins

Anorexia in South Africa

South African women talk about attitudes toward anorexia and weight

• 22 mins

The Andijan Massacre

A report on the Andijan massacre in Uzbekistan

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9/11 remembered

Five years on from the 11 September attacks on New York and Washington

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Inside Turkey's military

A report on life in Turkey's military

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Britain's home-grown jihadis

The radicalisation of young people in Britain and the ever-present terrorist threat.

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Jemaah Islamiyah - Asia's Al Qaeda

The trial of the Bali suicide bombers and the threat of militant Islamism in Indonesia

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US and Iranian relations

The complex and fragile political relationship between the two countries

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New Zealand's only terror suspect

For almost four years, an Algerian Islamist has been under scrutiny in New Zealand

• 22 mins

25/06/2009

Ed Butler reports on the fate of the world's super-rich since the financial crisis began.

• 25 mins

Assignment - Iran in crisis

John Simpson reflects on the dramatic events that followed Iran's elections.

• 25 mins

Land Grab Cambodia

Cambodia is experiencing an epidemic of so-called land grabbing. Rob Walker reports.

• 25 mins

The Opus Dei Enigma

Christopher Landau gains unique access to the controversial Catholic Opus Dei movement.

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