Meeting Bobi Wine

Uganda’s rapper turned politician who’s challenging President Yoweri Museveni

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Lessons for Hong Kong from Ukraine

Why a Ukrainian film about Kiev’s Maidan Square protests has taken off in Hong Kong

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Inside Kashmir's lockdown

Children chanting slogans, night-time arrests and wedding plans in ruins

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Taken from their families: a colonial legacy

Meeting the mixed race people taken from their African mothers in Belgium’s colonial era

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Protests, shamans and beatboxing: welcome to BBC Russian

Stories from Russia through the eyes of the journalists in the Moscow bureau

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Gandhi in London

Mohandas Gandhi the law student and Mahatma Gandhi the leader: two visits to London

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Exposing Iraq’s pleasure marriage clerics

The clerics who profit from exploiting Iraq’s vulnerable women: BBC Arabic investigates

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Kenya's camel-back clinic

Taking the doctors to the herders: all aboard the medical camel caravan

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A tale of two protests: Chile and Lebanon

How small events in Chile and Lebanon triggered an outpouring of public anger

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Bought and sold like used cars

BBC Arabic investigates domestic maids being traded on commodity apps in Kuwait

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The peace corridor of Kartarpur

Historic agreement gives Indian Sikhs access to Sikh temple in Pakistan

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Inside the Taliban prison

Meeting the Taliban prisoners in Afghanistan's Pul-e-Charkhi prison

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Castle in the sky: Ethiopia’s Shonke village

Exploring the remote Ethiopian mountaintop village unchanged in nearly a millennium

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Behind the tragic headlines

How BBC Vietnamese pieced together the lorry deaths story

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Iran: Petrol, bread and bullets

The violent response of the regime to protesters who feel they have nothing left to lose

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Rapping Kashmir

Music and lockdown: Ishleen Kaur meets the Srinagar-based rapper AhmerJaved

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Chernobyl: Lyudmila's story

BBC Russian speaks to the woman whose life was shown in the TV series ‘Chernobyl’

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Lives in music: stories from Iran, Colombia and Somalia

Three music-lovers share songs that tell the stories of their lives

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Jumping waves into the New Year

New Year traditions, from wave-jumping in Brazil to church and club in Nigeria

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Australia's camel cull

Camel owner and BBC Somali reporter talks camels with BBC Afghan camel historian

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The man who lost his family

How a brief war between Pakistan and India separated families for fifty years

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Facing their fathers' crimes

The Argentinians denouncing their fathers’ crimes during the military dictatorship

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Chasing Kenya's locusts

Reporting Kenya's biggest locust threat for 70 years

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News and misinformation

Coronavirus: the challenges for BBC Chinese

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Inside Sudan’s biggest refugee camp

Meeting the people living in Darfur’s Kalma camp

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From refugee to reporter

Three BBC Afghan journalists share memories of refugee life in Pakistan

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Indonesia's anti-dating dating app

Swipe right for marriage: the new Islamic dating app that aims to side-step dating

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After the crash

Memories of reporting the Ethiopian Airlines crash, with Emmanuel Igunza

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Stories from a pandemic

Bats, shrines and luxury flights: global stories of Covid-19 from the language services

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The Presidents came in two by two

If one president is good, are two better? Stories from Guinea Bissau and Afghanistan

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Yemen war: a feline perspective

Life under siege in Taiz, as experienced by an imaginary cat

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Lockdown, as seen from Miama, Kampala and Chennai

Market traders stuck at work, New Yorkers on Florida beaches, and the sound of birdsong

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In praise of eggs

Traditions, sayings and recipes to celebrate eggs around the world

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Drag queens, Passover and ultra-Orthodox communities

Lockdown stories from Israel

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Surviving Everest's 2015 earthquake

A tale of survival from the world's highest peak: Nepal's earthquake remembered

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Lockdown Ramadan, music and guns

Egypt’s Covid-19 Ramadan, Paraguay’s recycled orchestra, and being Chinese in the USA

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Garment factories, missing buttons and Antarctic trips

Inside Dhaka's garment factories, and a Ukrainian journey to Antarctica

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The Facebook posts gripping Syrians

A president, a billionaire, and a very public rift in Syria’s top family

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The reporter who gave away his shoes

The reporter who gave away his shoes live on air

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Profiting from the pandemic

How organised crime gangs in Mexico and Italy are profiting from the pandemic

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Lockdown in London’s Arabic community

Doctors, cooks, bus-drivers and pianists: stories from the corona virus lockdown

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Brazil's Black Lives Matter protests

Different names, same issues: the tragedies behind Brazil’s Black Lives Matter protests

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The herders caught between two armies

The impact on nomadic herders of the Ladakh border dispute between India and China

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Filming from behind 5 layers

Stifling humidity, and sweating in PPE: filming with the staff of a Mumbai ICU

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Nollywood’s Coronavirus intermission

Studios shut, premiers paused: Nigeria’s film industry cliff-hanger

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Iran's female gamers

Who'd have thought that a third of Iran's gamers were women? Insights from BBC Persian

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Risking death for a fragment of jade

Scavenging through hazardous cliffs of discarded rubble: Myanmar’s informal jade miners

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The president and the hostage-taker

A president, a hostage-taker, and likes for animal rights: one shift with BBC Ukrainian

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The Kenyan clan branded 'evil'

How a colonial slur stuck to the Talai clan, leaving them feared and shunned to this day

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The teenager who took on the Taliban

The story of Qamar Gul, who picked up a gun to defend her home during a Taliban attack

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Beirut: after the explosion

BBC journalists from Beirut share the pain of the present and fears for the future

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Breaking taboos in Iran

The podcast giving a voice to Iranian victims of domestic abuse

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Focus on Africa: 60 years on

Today’s Focus presenters share standout moments from the past and hopes for the future

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The refugee children of Cox's Bazar

A child’s eye view of Cox’s Bazar Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh

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Behind the camera in Belarus

Capturing protests, detentions and dissent on camera with BBC Russian

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Protests against Colombia's police

The lawyer's death that sparked anti-police riots

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Music and memory

Songs to share, sing and dance to: a global playlist for those with Alzheimer's

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The battle over Nagorno-Karabakh

Why a small mountainous territory has caused decades of conflict, death and displacement

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India's secret soldiers

The funeral that revealed India’s covert force of Tibetan refugee fighters

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How an election kicked off a Kyrgyz crisis

The leaderless protests that brought down government, prime minister and president

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The battle for Florida’s Latino voters

Florida’s Spanish language ad campaigns target Latino voters in the US election

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Inside the schools that chain boys

How BBC Arabic uncovered widespread abuse of children in Islamic schools in Sudan

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Turkey’s Armenians under pressure

Nagorno Karabakh triggers tension between Turks and Turkish Armenians in Istanbul

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Young, French and Muslim

Exploring the dilemmas facing young Muslims in France today

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Explaining Tigray

What is behind the conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region?

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The self-styled prophet of Siberia

Why did Russia’s FSB arrest a religious leader in the remote Siberian forests?

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China’s provocative political artist

Who is the self-proclaimed “wolf warrior” Wuheqilin?

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A small election in North Macedonia

“Yugo-stories”: why a BBC Serbian reporter went to Stip to meet one candidate

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'Milk siblings' and Islam

Breastfeeding other women’s babies in Islam, and the bond between those children

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Memorable journeys of 2020

Stories from Indian-administered Kashmir, Trump’s America and frontline Nagorno Karabakh

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Vaccines, violence and forests

Looking ahead to 2021 in Brazil, China and the Democratic Republic of Congo

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The abandoned Iraqi interpreters

Iraqi interpreters feel under threat from local militias as coalition forces withdraw

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Beirut port blast: Five months on

A search for truth and repairing the blast's physical, political and psychological damage

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Ten years after Tahrir Square

How do the people involved in Egypt's 2011 revolution feel about it now?

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