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Fri, 10 Feb 12
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Greek unions are ready to start a 48-hour strike in protest of new cuts. Are you angry at the Greeks for not accepting the austerity measures? Is it fair to be angry at Greece?
Thu, 9 Feb 12
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We speak to our BBC colleagues in Thailand, Israel, Greece and Kenya to hear what people are talking about in their countries
Wed, 8 Feb 12
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50 mins
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The desire to understand Iran increases as the stand-off over its nuclear programme intensifies. But of course there's more to the country then its nuclear ambitions. Yet lots of you are frustrated at how little quality information it's possible to get about Iran. So we invited a range of journalists, bloggers and film-makers to discuss how best to get good information on the country. Also, we bring you the latest on the crisis in Syria.
Wed, 8 Feb 12
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We hear the latest on Syria. We speak to an activist in Baba Amr about what is happening in Homs and we hear from those outside Syria trying to keep in contact with their families there.
Tue, 7 Feb 12
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We bring you the latest in Hama and discuss whether or not Russia's trip to Syria will produce change.
Tue, 7 Feb 12
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WHYS speak to Syrians in Homs, Damascus and in hiding about the latest events in the country
Mon, 6 Feb 12
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We're hear from people living in Homs, Syria and discuss if Syria need saving and from whom?
Mon, 6 Feb 12
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23 mins
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As the Syrian army continues to shell the city of Homs, we get reaction to the latest events from Syrians inside and outside the country.
Fri, 3 Feb 12
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50 mins
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As clashes erupt again in Egypt's Tahrir Square we discuss what's happened to Egypt's Arab Spring. Also, if you're accused of a crime, should you lose your job, even if you insist you are innocent? Footballer John Terry is removed as England captain after allegations of racially abusing another player. He denies the charges. Is that fair?
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