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Lebanon: Dancing into the Abyss

Why the Lebanese are living Syria's war like it is their own

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India’s Wedding Detectives

Dozens of Indian families are now hiring detectives to spy on future brides and grooms

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Uruguay’s Radical Drugs Policy

How will Uruguay’s legalisation of marijuana impact drug addiction?

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Hungary’s Crusading Conductor

Lucy Ash catches up with the Hungarian composer Ivan Fischer

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The Door Back to Mexico

The journey taken by deportees as they go through the security fence, back home to Mexico

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Syria: The Silent Enemy

How polio and other preventable diseases are threatening the lives of Syria's children

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Ukraine: The Criminal Paper Trail

Thousands of documents dumped in a lake provide proof of corruption, bribery and violence

• 27 mins

Central African Republic - A Road Through Hatred

Can a unique friendship between two men end the killings in the Central African Republic?

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Cambodia’s Gambling Boom

Ed Butler reports on the casinos tempting thousands of Vietnamese to across the border

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Lighting Lagos

Following the men and women who are trying to light Lagos, street by street, bulb by bulb

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The Party of No

Can the US Republican Party stop tearing itself apart and start to retake the country?

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Argentina: GMs’ New Frontline

Are agrochemicals the cause of a health crisis across Argentina's GM farming belt?

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The Reykjavik Confessions

The 40-year murder mystery that's become Iceland's most notorious miscarriage of justice

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Ukraine’s Citizen Soldiers

Meet Ukraine’s nationalist militiamen who are determined to secure a united country

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Educating Ulster

Are integrated schools the answer to Northern Ireland's divisions?

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The Mystery of Glasgow's Health Problems

Why is life expectancy in Scotland’s biggest city lower than other parts of the UK?

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South Korea: Sex in the Sunset Years

Why are some older South Korean women turning to prostitution?

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Has Everest Lost its Soul?

The families who depend on Mt Everest for their livelihoods

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Over the Hill in Silicon Valley

The median age in many Silicon Valley tech firms is 29. Is Silicon Valley ageist?

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Shaking Hands with the Enemy

The dilemmas faced by charities trying to help people in areas run by militant groups

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Nigeria Undercover

What is it like to live with the threat of Boko Haram and the Nigerian military?

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Kentucky learns to love Obamacare

How Obamacare is changing lives in Kentucky, even as opposition continues

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Tornado: Hide and Seek

What do you do when a twisting funnel drops from the sky with winds of up to 500km/h?

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Fearless Women in Turkish Kurdistan

The dynamic women in Turkish Kurdistan who are defining the future

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Crimea: Paradise Regained

A holiday in the newly annexed peninsula has become every Russian's patriotic duty

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Chasing China's Doomsday Cult

Carrie Gracie travels to China in search of a secretive cult and its terrified victims

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Goodbye Ireland, Goodbye Gaelic Football

The struggle to keep alive the game that is the heart of Ireland's identity

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Guatemala’s Addicts Behind Bars

How effective are drug rehabilitation centres run by Guatemala's Pentecostal churches?

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A Song for Spanish Miners

Santa Bárbara Bendita - the song that helps Spain's miners face the uncertain times ahead

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America's New Bedlam

The disturbing phenomenon of the mentally ill prisoners held in US jails and prisons

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