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Greece and Ireland

Chris Bowlby asks if the economic crisis has killed the Euro dream for Ireland and Greece.

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Operation Virginity

Najlaa Abou Merhi investigates the taboos surrounding virginity across the Arab world.

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Can an economist save Peru?

Can a controversial economic theory improve the lives of Peru's poorest?

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India's Red Belt

Alpa Shah gains rare access to an Indian community controlled by the Maoist movement.

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The Pakistani Taliban

Owen Bennett-Jones investigates the grievances that lie behind Pakistan's Taliban movement

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Haiti

Six months after the earthquake is life in Haiti improving?

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Puerto Rico

Will the economic crisis change Puerto Rico's uneasy relationship with the US?

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Madagascar

How is Madagascar coping with an economic crisis following the 2009 coup?

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Conversion Wars

The controversy around Muslims converting to Christianity in the Arab World.

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Romania

How is Romania coping with a healthcare system on the verge of collapse?

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Medjugorje

Allan Little investigates the sensitivities around Medjugorje, the Lourdes of Bosnia.

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Luol Deng revisits South Sudan

Basketball superstar Luol Deng returns to the Sudanese town where he was born and raised.

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The Church in China

Christopher Landau explores the explosive growth of Christianity in China.

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Delhi

Who are the winners and the losers as Delhi rebuilds itself for the Commonwealth Games?

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Road Kill

Sheena McDonald asks why millions of people die on the world's roads each year.

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The Primorsky Partisans

Lucy Ash asks why six young men in Russia's Far East waged a guerrilla war on the police.

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Georgian fir cones

Angus Crawford travels to Georgia to find poverty at the heart of the Christmas tree trade

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Nichi Vendola

A profile of Nichi Vendola, the new hope of the left in Italy.

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The Two Faces of Bahrain

Bahrain says it's modern and progressive - but political opponents face jail and torture.

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Senegal

David Goldblatt examines Senegalese wrestling; Africa's sporting spectacular.

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Syrian corruption

Lina Sinjab investigates the impact of corruption and bribery in Syria.

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Palliative Care in India

Linda Pressly travels to Kerala to examine the silent revolution in palliative care.

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Cambodia: Country for Sale

Cambodia is selling vast swathes of its land to global investors - but at what price?

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Baghdad Airport

A portrait of life in Iraq through the story of its international gateway.

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Uganda

Investigating the human trafficking of Ugandan women to work as virtual slaves in Iraq.

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Ecuador

Ecuador's radical plan to keep oil reserves in the ground, and save the rainforest.

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Egypt: Sisters of the Revolution

The unfolding Egyptian revolution through the eyes of five extraordinary women.

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Germany

David Goldblatt looks at whether Berlin's alternative culture is under threat.

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What happened next?

Lucy Ash returns to some significant stories Crossing Continents covered in recent years.

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South Africa: Aurora Mine Controversy

Martin Plaut investigates alleged shortcomings at gold mines in South Africa.

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