Israeli airstrikes escalate
46m Aug 26, 2019
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Boris Johnson heads to the G7 stage
46m Aug 23, 2019
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Massive wildfires in the Amazon rainforest
47m Aug 22, 2019
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Deportations complicate Ghana's 'Year of Return'
46m Aug 21, 2019
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Acquitted in El Salvador
46m Aug 20, 2019
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ISIS violence in Afghanistan
45m Aug 19, 2019
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Are manufacturing jobs coming back to the US?
47m Aug 16, 2019
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Global markets take a nosedive
47m Aug 15, 2019
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Protesters and social media in Hong Kong
47m Aug 14, 2019
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A big breakthrough on Ebola
47m Aug 13, 2019
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Cut off in Kashmir
49m Aug 12, 2019
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20 years of Putin in power
46m Aug 09, 2019
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ICE picks up hundreds in Mississippi raids
47m Aug 08, 2019
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Mexico’s ambassador to the US speaks about El Paso
46m Aug 07, 2019
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From mourning to action in El Paso
47m Aug 06, 2019
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Mass shooting challenges the core US national identity
46m Aug 05, 2019
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How Saudi ships collect weapons for the war in Yemen
48m Aug 02, 2019
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No sign of tensions eased after latest US-China trade talks
47m Aug 01, 2019
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A spotlight on health in other Western democracies
46m Jul 31, 2019
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US and China continue trade talks
47m Jul 30, 2019
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Trump names a new spy chief
47m Jul 29, 2019
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Migrant shipwreck near Libya
46m Jul 26, 2019
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A federal judge blocks Trump's asylum rule
46m Jul 25, 2019
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller testifies
48m Jul 24, 2019
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Is the US ready to stop foreign meddling in 2020 vote?
46m Jul 23, 2019
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An island-wide strike in Puerto Rico
45m Jul 22, 2019
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Mercury rising
47m Jul 19, 2019
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A Trump supporter reacts to the president's comments
46m Jul 18, 2019
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El Chapo gets life in prison
45m Jul 17, 2019
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A Russian perspective on America's moon landing
46m Jul 16, 2019
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Trump announces new asylum rule for the US
President Donald Trump rewrites United States asylum policy to shut the door on most Central American asylum-seekers. How does the new policy squares with existing international agreements? Also, the first in a series of reports from Brazil, which has a migrant crisis of its own on its border with Venezuela. And, a look at what Germany and the United Kingdom are doing with renewable energy and ...
45m Jul 15, 2019
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More protests planned in Hong Kong
47m Jul 12, 2019
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Immigrant communities brace for weekend raids
46m Jul 11, 2019
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The British ambassador in Washington resigns
The British ambassador to the US, Kim Darroch, resigned on Wednesday amid controversy over his leaked emails that described the Trump White House as dysfunctional, clumsy and inept. Also, an update from the US-Mexico border, where frustrations are growing for migrants trying to cross into the US and criticism of conditions at migrant detention facilities continue to mount. And, we say goodbye (...
47m Jul 10, 2019
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Trump stills wants citizenship question on the census
The Trump administration is still looking for a way to include a question about citizenship in the 2020 census, despite a Supreme Court ruling that put the plan on hold. And, we hear from two immigrants on opposite sides of the census debate — one opposed to filling out the form and another who thinks people should overcome their fears. Plus, the story of the Edinburgh Seven — seven women who e...
46m Jul 09, 2019
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Is the Iran deal dead?
Iran says it has breached a nuclear enrichment level set out in the 2015 nuclear deal. But Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, Karen Pierce, says the UK hasn't ruled out the possibility of getting Iran back into full compliance with the pact. Also, as billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein faces charges of running a sex-trafficking operation that lured dozens of underage girls, The World...
47m Jul 08, 2019
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A deal in Sudan
46m Jul 05, 2019
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Christine Lagarde, rock star of international finance
46m Jul 04, 2019
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Airstrike kills migrants in Libya
The United Nations calls the attack on a migrant detention camp in Libya a possible war crime. Also, Montreal is experimenting with providing a driverless bus service. And, how did a tiny arctic fox manage to travel thousands of miles, from Norway to Canada?
46m Jul 03, 2019
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Migrant detention centers draw more criticism
Congressional Democrats are putting more pressure on the Trump administration to address conditions at migrant detention facilities at the US-Mexico border after a group of House members visited two border detention facilities in Texas. Also, we hear from a veteran eclipse watcher who is in La Serena, Chile, for the best viewing of the total solar eclipse on Tuesday. Plus, a popular movement in...
46m Jul 02, 2019
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Hong Kong protesters storm Legislative Council
Pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong show their resistance to China's growing control. Also, a reality check on whether or not Iraq has connections to al-Qaeda. And, the final story in our long-term reporting project on climate change and Antarctica, and the potential for one single glacier to raise global sea levels by as much as 11 feet.
46m Jul 01, 2019
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Hong Kong protesters prepare to flood the streets
46m Jun 28, 2019
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The Supreme Court and the census
The US Supreme Court has blocked the Trump administration's census citizenship question ... for now. Also, President Donald Trump is off to Japan for the annual gathering of 20 global powers where trade is expected to top the agenda. Plus, the push to legalize abortion in Argentina.
46m Jun 27, 2019
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The story behind a tragic image
A single photo with the power to focus the world's attention on the migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border this week. We analyze the impact of the image depicting a father and his toddler drowned while trying to cross the Rio Grande river. Also, the confrontation with Iran reverberates across the Middle East. And, the G-20 meets in Japan this week, and climate activists have something to say ab...
46m Jun 26, 2019
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A mixed message to Tehran
Iran is calling new US sanctions "idiotic" and says the door for negotiations with Washington is now permanently closed. So, what happens next? Also, an update on the case of an Iranian-British dual national jailed by Iran on espionage charges for the past three years. She maintains her innocence, and her husband is staging a hunger strike outside the Iranian Embassy in London. Plus, on the eve...
47m Jun 25, 2019
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New US sanctions target Iran's supreme leader
A former State Department official who worked on Iran sanctions during the Obama administration tells us his thoughts on the latest round of tough economic sanctions on Iran. Plus, the risks we face from the melting of one massive glacier. And, how did Australian airline Qantas manage to make a commercial flight from Sydney to Adelaide waste-free?
47m Jun 24, 2019
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Airstrikes averted
What happens next after President Donald Trump's last-minute decision to call off a US military airstrike on Iran. Also, Istanbul prepares for a do-over of mayoral elections at the insistence of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, whose party lost the vote earlier this spring. And, North Korean state TV has been airing an animated show that features a group of cute bunnies defeating an inva...
46m Jun 21, 2019
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Iran's 'very big mistake'
US President Donald Trump says Iran made a "very big mistake" by shooting down a US drone on Thursday in the Middle East. It's the latest escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran, and we'll hear reactions from both sides. And on World Refugee Day, we hear from Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar who talks about her own background as a resettled refugee from Somalia. Plus, while Canad...
46m Jun 20, 2019
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Two investigations, no justice
Five years since Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 was shot out of the sky over Ukraine, investigators in the Netherlands have announced that they're putting three Russians and one Ukrainian citizen on trial for murder. Also, a United Nations report into the murder of Jamal Khashoggi reminds us of what we largely knew: that there is credible evidence linking Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bi...
46m Jun 19, 2019
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A change at the Pentagon — again
President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan has withdrawn from consideration to head the US military. The announcement comes after the president promised to send additional troops to the Middle East as tensions escalate with Iran. Also, the death of Egypt's Mohammed Morsi recalls his brief but turbulent presidency after the Arab Spring. The World's...
45m Jun 18, 2019
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