26/11/2010 (1400 GMT)
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Korea
Newshour hears from a reporter who has visited the island of Yeonpyeong, that was shelled on Tuesday by North Korea.
Duration: 07:20
China Nigeria
In Nigeria, Chinese companies are bidding for potential oil sites, constructing roads and opening up factories. But, as Caroline Duffield reports, not everyone is happy about this.
Duration: 12:16
Egypt elections
Newshour asks Hani Shukrallah, Managing Editor of Al-Ahram, a state-owned newspaper, whether he thinks the Egyptian elections are going to be free and fair.
Duration: 22:10
Katyn Russia
Russia's parliament has condemned Joseph Stalin for the mass execution of Poles at Katyn during World War II. Newshour asks if this will improve relations between Russia and Poland.
Duration: 34:50
Turkey writers
Author V.S Naipaul has stayed away from the European Writers' Parliament event in Istanbul after other writers objected to comments he made in 2001 about Islam. Newshour finds out why.
Duration: 42:07
Mogadishu mayor
Fergus Nicholl speaks to Mohamed Ahmed Noor, a former London-based Somali who is now Mayor of Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu – one of the most violent cities in the world.
Duration: 47:38
Alice Sommer
One of the oldest people in Britain, Alice Sommer, is celebrating her 107th birthday today. She is thought to be the oldest survivor anywhere of the Nazi holocaust. Vincent Dowd went to meet her.
Duration: 53:04
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