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Fractured Syllogisms

Western policy makers grapple with the complexities of Middle East politics.

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The New Egypt

Kate Adie introduces a report that takes a close look at the Egypt of President al-Sisi.

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Three Questions for Mr Leung

The 麻豆官网首页入口's China editor on the important questions arising from the protests in Hong Kong.

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A Tap You Can't Turn Off

The EU announces a new initiative to save migrants in peril on the Mediterranean.

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The Battle for Hong Kong

Stormy days ahead for pro-democracy protestors and the authorities in Hong Kong.

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Rio Rubbish

A garbage tip view of the election in Brazil and other correspondents' despatches.

• 28 mins

Spectres of Afghanistan

The ghosts of the past looming over the new president of Afghanistan.

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Home-Grown Heroes

Back from the war and looking for seats in parliament. Stories from Ukraine and elsewhere.

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The Flying River

Why Brazilians are fed up with waiting and other topical tales, presented by Kate Adie.

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The Most Dangerous Job in the World?

The Liberian ambulance woman dealing daily with Ebola patients, and other reports.

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Spectres of old Naples

The ghosts of the past come alive in ancient Naples, and other correspondents' despatches.

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Talking to Ghosts

Reports from writers and journalists around the world. Including Ebola in Sierra Leone.

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Jerusalem on Edge

Mounting tension at one of the holiest, and most sensitive, sites in the world.

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The Missing Students

What really happened after police in Mexico abducted a group of student teachers?

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An End to Education

A generation of Syrian schoolchildren is missing out on schooling because of the war.

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Swimming in Iran

An American goes swimming in Iran and other despatches.

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The Buckwheat Barometer

Kate Adie with correspondents' stories from Russia, Tunisia, Germany, Ecuador and France.

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Spies are Everywhere

A crackdown in China's most troubled region, Xinjiang.

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A New Empire

The soldiers fighting for a new Tsarist Russia and other correspondents' stories.

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The Heaviest Coffin

Grieving and determination in Peshawar after the Taliban attack on a school.

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I Hate New York!

Not everyone believes New York City is the most magical city at this festive time of year.

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Everything to Play For

Everything to play for amid the countdown to the Sri Lankan election.

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Charlie Hebdo

Reporters' stories from Paris, Dresden, Istanbul, Mexico and Antarctica.

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17/01/2015

Correspondents around the world tell their stories and examine news in their region.

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The Knot Reaches the Comb

Includes items on the election in Greece and other global preoccupations.

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The Revolt Against Austerity

Athens, Davos, Blantyre, Auschwitz and Grytviken - correspondents tell their stories.

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A Cosy Dinner in Leipzig

Demo and counter-demo as Germans argue about Pegida. Presented by Kate Adie.

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Tomorrow You Will Be Heroes

How Ebola has divided families, neighbours and communities in Guinea.

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Into the Line of Fire

Reports from journalists, with stories from Ukraine, Pakistan, India, Egypt and Mali.

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Jordan Retaliates

Jordan hits back at Islamic State, plus dispatches from Canada, Hungary, China and Finland

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