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Inside Story – Heavy is the head …
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How can Kenya's new president govern while facing trial for crime against humanity in the Hague? Discussing with Jane Dutton are guests Muthoni Wanyeki, former executive director of the Kenyan Human Rights Commissio...
Inside Story – How will the world remember Hugo Chavez?
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How will the world remember Hugo Chavez? And what kind of leader was he? To discuss the implications of the death of Hugo Chavez on the world stage, Inside Story is joined by guests: Jeremy Corbyn, a member of the B...
Inside Story Americas – The US hand in Operation Condor
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To discuss the role of the US in 'Operation Condor' presenter Why has the US not been taken to task for its role in the Latin American campaign of killing political opponents. Shihab Rattansi is joined by John Dinge...
Inside Story – Bangladesh:
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Jane Dutton speaks to: Salman al-Azami, the son of former Jamaat-e-Islam leader Ghulum Azam, who is one of those standing trial; Tridib Deb, the co-chairman of the Bangabandhu Lawyers Council - the group named after...
Inside Story – A decade of disaster in Darfur
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We examine the reasons why war and conflict, ten years on, continues to crippled Sudan's Darfur. Inside Story with Jane Dutton is joined by guests: Safwat Fanos, an associate professor of political science at the Un...
Inside Story – Are the Oscars becoming politicized?
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As members of the film industry gathered in Los Angeles to honour their own at the 85th Academy Awards, there were few surprises among the winners. As always the Academy's choices sparked a debate about the relation...
Inside Story – Italy at an economic crossroads
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In these austere times, Italians have a critical decision to make. Stay the painful course of reform or take a chance on an economy 10 times the size of Greece's, and hope the recovery comes. A national election in ...
Inside Story : Kicking up a fuss over goal line technology
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We discuss if new ball tracking technology will make or break the 'beautiful game' after fans cry foul over refereeing. azem Sika, discusses with guests Luther Blissett, Jonny Gould and Mehrdad Masoudi.
Inside Story – Tunisia at a crossroads
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Tunisia's Prime Minister, Hamadi Jebali, resigned on Tuesday after his attempt to end a political stand-off by forming a government of technocrats failed. His resignation has left the country without a functioning g...
Inside Story – The shift in global arms trade
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The Middle East's biggest arms show opened at the International Defence Exhibition (IDEX), in Abu Dhabi, where 80 companies from 15 countries are displaying their products. Organisers say that the show has doubled i...
Inside Story – Bangladesh’s war wounds
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Hundreds of thousands of people in Bangladesh have been staging daily protests in the heart of the capital Dhaka. They are demonstrating against the decisions of a war crimes tribunal that was set up to investigate ...
Inside Story – Horsemeat scandal: Who is to be blamed?
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Meat products from across Europe have been found to be contaminated with horse meat - it is a scandal that says a lot about modern eating habbits and the desire for ever cheaper processed food. In some cases, ready ...
Inside Story – Is Iran’s election a sham?
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Friday's parliamentary election in Iran is the first national election since the disputed presidential poll of 2009 when mass protests rocked the country. Has anything changed? To discuss this are: Kian Mokhtari, Naze...
Inside Story – Debating genocide
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We ask why Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, is so determined to pass a law making it illegal to deny that the mass killings of Armenians during World Wat I was genocide. Pierre Purseigle, Robert Aydabirian and M...
Inside Story Americas – The growing divide between occupier and occupied
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After a week of protests and bloodshed over Quran burning in Afghanistan, we ask if the fragile relationship between Washington and Kabul is unraveling. Joining the discussion are: Paul Eaton, Christine Fair and Mark ...
Inside Story – Indian strikes: Livelihoods or politics?
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Millions of people have gone on strike in India. Trade unions are demanding better pay and conditions, but the Indian economy is already weak. Will this show of force achieve anything? Guests are: Shailendra Kumar Pan...
Inside Story – Is Pakistan backing the Taliban?
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Pakistan has rejected fresh accusations that it is directly supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan, following a leaked secret US report. Does Pakistan prefer a Taliban government in Afghanistan? Guests: Zaid Hamid, Wal...
Inside Story – Will Israel attack Iran?
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Has the countdown to attack Iran begun already? Would Israel go it alone? And what would the regional implications be? Guests: Yaakov Katz, defence analyst and author; Mohammad Marandi, professor of political science ...