20/06/2011
President Assad's message to Syria. Did Neda change Iran? The British Library goes online
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The president's speech
President Assad of Syria sends a clear message to the saboteurs he blames for stirring up the violence: no reforms until the protests stop.
Duration: 04:57
Greece economy
Why did EU ministers decide to postpone releasing the money Greece needs to help keep its economy afloat? Our correspondent Steve Evans reports from Luxembourg.
Duration: 07:19
Greece economy
Is abandoning the Euro the only option for the Greek economy? Daniel Gros, Director of the Centre for European Policy Studies says that might lead to disaster.
Duration: 13:00
Power of Asia
In this report for the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Power of Asia season, Sanjoy Majumder reports on what Calcutta has to offer despite its reputation for being the city which represents all that is wrong with India.
Duration: 18:59
British Library Google
The British Library in London has announced a deal with Google to make 250,000 books available online for free.
Duration: 23:00
Syria demonstrations
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Gabriel Gatehouse tries to find out who was responsible for the killing of more than a hundred members of the security forces in Jisr al Shughour.
Duration: 43:00
Iran's martyr
A documentary about Neda Agha Soltan, the young woman who became a symbol of Iran's uprising after she was killed while demonstrating against the government, is to be released in the UK.
Duration: 50:02
China power shortages
Andy Rothman, a Shanghai based expert on China examines why there could be restrictions on electricity use in the city this summer.
Duration: 53:00
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