Newshour Podcast
Interviews, news and analysis of the day’s global events.
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Is Zimbabwe worse now than under Mugabe?
Yesterday
Zimbabwe opposition condemns government over a brutal crackdown after a petrol price rise
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Zimbabwe Protests
Yesterday
Zimbabwe's opposition has accused the security forces of brutal attacks on protesters
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DRC Opposition Urges Civil Disobedience
Sunday
Martin Fayulu disputes court ruling declaring Felix Tshisekedi election winner
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DRC Election: Felix Tshisekedi Declared President
Sunday
DRC's constitutional court declares victory for Felix Tshisekedi in disputed election
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Over Sixty People Killed in Mexico Fuel Disaster
Saturday
At least 66 people killed after a pipeline ruptured by suspected fuel thieves explodes
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Thousands Gather For Gdansk Mayor’s Funeral
Saturday
Pawel Adamowicz was fatally stabbed at a charity event last weekend
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Kim's Envoy Carrying 'Trump Note'
Friday
One of North Korea's top negotiators is in Washington to meet US officials
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'Repressive Response' to Anti-Government Protests in Sudan
Last Thursday
Big protests in the Sudanese capital and across the country against the ruling power.
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Scientists Say Plant-Based Diet Could Save The Planet
Last Thursday
Researchers suggest plant-based diet would help avoid a global environmental catastrophe
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British PM Wins Confidence Vote
Last Wednesday
Theresa May promises to find a way forward on Brexit after gaining parliamentary support
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Brexit Vote: EU Withdrawal Bill Rejected by Parliament
Last Tuesday
Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to leave EU defeated by 432 votes to 202
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2018 Newshour Quiz: Extended Edition
Christmas Day 2018
James Coomarasamy tests Razia Iqbal, James Menendez, Rebecca Kesby and Paul Henley
The New Silk Road
How China is launching a major new trade route via the ancient Silk Road
70 Years On: Partition Stories
Memories and stories of Partition in 1947 and the legacy Partition leaves with us today
China, the Party and the People
Clips, reports and highlights on a society in flux
Inside The Philippines’ Deadly War On Drugs
A brutal crack-down on drugs that has claimed more than 7000 lives
