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Freedom and Culture in Benghazi

Nina Robinson explores newfound cultural freedoms in Libya's second city Benghazi.

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Spain's Runway to Nowhere

What can a new but closed airport tell us about Spain's economic crisis?

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Riding in Rwanda

Training to be a champion cyclist in the mountains of north-west Rwanda.

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Cold Turkey in Karachi

Mobeen Azhar finds out how a charity is helping heroin addicts in Karachi.

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Korea's Host Bars

South Korea's host bars - where female customers select and pay for male companions.

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Bulgaria's Deadly Game

The links between football, corruption and politics in Bulgaria.

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Romania Gold Rush

Tessa Dunlop investigates why a plan for a massive gold mine is dividing Romania.

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Assignment - Russia's Far Right

Tom Esslemont examines the mindset of Russia's skinheads in this week's Assignment.

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Hunted to Death – Gay Life in Iraq

Why being gay in Iraq could cost you your life.

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It's all in the Name: Adoption in Japan

Why would families in Japan adopt grown men? Find out in this edition of Assignment.

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Wanting Out of New Zealand’s Gangs

It can be risky wanting out of New Zealand’s gangs.

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On the trail of South Africa’s missing textbooks

Rob Walker investigates allegations of corruption in the South African education system.

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Germany’s Circumcision Row

Stephen Evans on the circumcision row causing outrage among Jews and Muslims in Germany.

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Putin’s Favourite Monastery

The story of how a Russian monastery and its monks are upsetting a local community.

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Syria Behind Rebel Lines

A portrait of life in a rebel-held town in northern Syria

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Israel’s New Front Line

How exemption from conscription for ultra-Orthodox Jews is exposing Israel's fault lines.

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The Mayor of Mogadishu

Can a man nicknamed 'Tarzan' tackle the impact of years of corruption and brutal warfare?

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Sport and Crime in Trinidad

Can Trinidad's attempts to get more people in sport reduce the country’s crime rate?

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At the Mercy of the Men with Guns: Afghanistan’s Warlords

In remote areas of Afghanistan the Kalashnikov is more powerful than the ballot box.

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US Prison Rape

The disturbing story of rape and sexual abuse in America's prisons.

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Argentina’s Numbers Game

Is Argentina hiding the true state of its economy? And if so, why?

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El Salvador

El Salvador's gangs have made a truce. The murder rate has plummeted. Can it last?

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China and the Two Iron Ladies of Burma

Two farmer’s daughters in Burma object to the expansion of a Chinese backed copper mine.

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Japan Forced Confessions

Why do innocent people confess in Japan? Mariko Oi investigates

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India's Lost Girls

Investigating the trafficking of girls within India for prostitution and forced marriage.

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Tajik Drugs

People in remote border villages in Tajikistan live on lucrative drugs route

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Libya - Life After Revolution

Can Libya ever be united again after its revolution in 2011?

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UK Roma children in care

Why are so many Roma children being taken into care in Britain?

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India's Uterus Scam

Unregulated private clinics are accused of performing unnecessary hysterectomies in India

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Murder in Corsica

Corsica has the highest murder rate per capita in Europe. Tom Esslemont investigates why

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