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Nicki Paxman meets the Kinshasa Symphony Orchestra, the only symphony orchestra in Central Africa.

The Kinshasha Symphony Orchestra homepage

Razia Iqbal meets the mothers of Jihadists in Austria brought together for the first time

Mothers of Jihadists homepage

Lyse Doucet explores the lives of Afghan women, the war of attrition on their hard-won rights, and their fears for the future.

Afghan Women - Speaking Out, Losing Lives homepage

To mark the company's centenary, Laura Barton crosses the USA by Greyhound bus.

Greyhound 100 homepage

Mukti Jain Campion uncovers the long history of the swastika and examines calls for it to be reclaimed from its Nazi association

Reclaiming the Swastika homepage

Comedian Colm O'Regan offers his sideways view of the last 150 years of thinking about capitalism - with help from an audience.

Number Crunched: Colm O'Regans Story of Capitalism homepage

Was graffiti the great art of the 70s? New York pioneers share their stories and explore the city's relationship with graffiti.

Grafitti - Kings on a Mission homepage

Linda Pressly explores the legacy of Pablo Escobar and how the story of the drug baron resonates in popular culture in Colombia.

The Cult of Pablo Escobar homepage

A former commander of armed forces in Afghanistan embarks on a quest to find out what has been achieved by the 14 year campaign.

Afghanistan: The Lessons of War homepage

Naomi Grimley tells the story of how a farm girl mixed glamour and the gospel to invent broadcast evangelism in 1920s LA.

Sister Aimee homepage

Erica Wagner explores America's relationship with its national anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner, an ode to its flag.

O Say Can You See? homepage

Allan Little returns to Sarajevo to explore the role of the arts in restoring the city.

Still Waiting For Godot in Sarajevo? homepage

With more women returning to work after having children, Madeleine Morris looks at alternative approaches to childcare.

Who's Left Holding the Baby? homepage

Bobby Friction and Swaran Singh saw the riots in Delhi when Indira Ghandi was assassinated. Now, 30 years later, they return,

Assassination - When Delhi Burned homepage

Andriy Kravets goes on the campaign trail with Mustafa Nayyem, an Afghan refugee now standing for Ukriane's new parliament.

From Kabul to Kiev - Mustafa鈥檚 Story homepage

An insight into the life of Linard Davies, a baggage attendant at San Francisco airport.

Linard's Travels homepage

Rajini Vaidyanathan travels to North Carolina to investigate voting rights in the United States.

Politics at the Polling Station homepage

Simon Cox asks why it took so long for the world to wake up to the threat of Ebola?

Ebola - What Went Wrong? homepage

India is falling in love with Western classical music, and Zareer Masani looks at the controversy this is causing in the country

A Bombay Symphony homepage

Ahead of key elections in Texas, Gary O鈥橠onoghue encounters the larger-than-life politics of the Lone Star State.

The Red and the Blue homepage

Kate Brian investigates why there is an increasing demand for Danish sperm donors, producing thousands of babies worldwide.

The New Vikings homepage

Twenty years after the end of apartheid, Stanley Kwenda visits Orania in South Africa to explore why it's a whites-only town.

Orania homepage