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African migrants fleeing persecution or seeking opportunity often end up in Libya, where they are tortured and trafficked. Many try to escape to Europe,…
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As the United States gears up for the 2016 presidential election, voters must tackle the ever-present concerns of foreign policy and international…
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Rebecca Cruise talks with energy analyst Andreas Goldthau, who says if Europe embraces technology like hydraulic fracturing, it’ll reduce the reliance on…
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The Battle of Waterloo brought down Napoleon Bonaparte for good, but 200 years later, historians disagree about his legacy.
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Joshua Landis, Rebecca Cruise, and Suzette Grillot discuss the release of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report on the CIA's detention…
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Over the 25 years since photographer and filmmaker Mimi Chakarova moved with her family from Bulgaria to Baltimore in 1989, she never lost touch with her…
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On Achill Island, the local Gaelic football club has lost 20 players to emigration in the last few years, reports John Murphy.
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Earlier this week anti-American protests in Iran marked 34 years since the storming of the Embassy in Tehran, and the start of the 18-month hostage…
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Allied powers divided war-torn Germany into four zones of occupation after World War II, with three of those zones uniting in 1949 to form what became…
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University of Oklahoma political economist and European Union expert Mitchell Smith joins the program for a conversation about the eurozone's economy…