02/03/2010
Interviews, news and analysis of the day's global events.
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Anticipating the World Cup
The World Cup will start in South Africa in 100 days. The BBC's Jonah Fisher reports.
Duration: 12:35
Iraq elections
Newshour's Gabriel Gatehouse reports on the withdrawal of US troops after the elections.
Duration: 05:35
Former Rwandan first lady arrested
Agathe Habyarimana, widow of a former Rwandan president is arrested in France.
Duration: 03:00
Calling for Fatwa in Britain
Dr Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri, an Islamic scholar on why he is calling for a fatwa.
Duration: 09:30
Looting in Chile
Four days after the earthquake, authorities are fighting against looting in some areas.
Duration: 06:45
Young Afghans in Europe 2
In the second of three reports, Newshour asks why so many Afghans leave for the West.
Duration: 04:45
Do journalists lie?
Why the journalist Ryszard Kapuscinski is accused of not always telling the truth.
Duration: 03:30
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- Tue 2 Mar 2010 14:05GMTBBC World Service Online
The New Silk Road
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How China is launching a major new trade route via the ancient Silk Road
70 Years On: Partition Stories
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Memories and stories of Partition in 1947 and the legacy Partition leaves with us today
China, the Party and the People
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Clips, reports and highlights on a society in flux
Inside The Philippines’ Deadly War On Drugs
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A brutal crack-down on drugs that has claimed more than 7000 lives
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