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• Big stories, short listens - highlights from Boston Calling

  

• After lockdown: What will our travel and recreation look like?

  Airport testing centres, waiters in gloves and increased teleworking are all possible

  Duration: 3:07

• US Gen. David Petraeus on Qasem Soleimani’s killing

  ‘It is impossible to overstate the significance of this action’

  Duration: 3:02

• War in Afghanistan: How do soldiers cope in long conflicts?

  Author CJ Chivers is trying to help people understand what the Afghan war is really like

  Duration: 1:10

• Mexican cartels: Would a reduction in the US drug habit stop the violence?

  The Mexican policy of 'hugs not drugs' isn't working, nor is Trump's desire for a wall

  Duration: 2:53
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• Meet the presenter: Marco Werman

  A former US Peace Corps volunteer, Marco Werman got his start in radio in West Africa as a freelance reporter for , where he later worked as a producer. In 1990, he started up a new public radio station in New York state and hosted a daily two hour news and public affairs show there for four years. This was followed by a stint in Rome as the correspondent for Monitor Radio. In 1995, Marco was invited help create the format for , an international news programme co-produced by the Â鶹ԼÅÄ World Service. He has worked there ever since. In 1997, he began providing the daily punctuation mark for The World with the segment, in which musicians and musical trends around the globe are linked to the news. You can follow Marco Werman on Twitter .