Nationalists and Patriots

Correspondents around the world tell stories and examine news developments.

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Enough to Make You Cry

Tears over Brexit, a lost passport and a party for a bunch of Russian spies.

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France's Forgotten French

The marginalised and often ignored 'yellow vests' trying to bring France to a standstill.

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Thoughtcrime in Xianjiang

China’s western region of Xinjiang is the target of an all-seeing surveillance state.

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Off Target

Inside one of Iraq’s secret shelters for the survivors of domestic abuse.

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Presidents, Prisoners and Potholes

We meet one of the pro-Catalan independence leaders in jail in Spain accused of rebellion

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Fighting Hungary's 'Slave Law'

The protest against a law which means employers can demand 400 hours of overtime a year.

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Fairytales and Memorable Meetings

A Colombian drug dealer, a Swedish troll and a man who might just have been a Russian spy.

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Life in Lockdown

The impact of escalating violence on the people of Central African Republic.

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#SaveRahaf: Last night a retweet saved my life

Rahaf al-Qunun may be safe but her experience is part of something much bigger.

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Terror in the Secret Garden

How the people of Nairobi are finding hope after the terror attack on a luxury hotel.

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The New Pirates of the Caribbean

The Venezuelans who have turned to smuggling drugs and kidnapping fishermen from Trinidad.

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Smiling through the fear

Queues for food and fuel return to Zimbabwe and so do violent crackdowns on protesters

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From Rifles to Roses

How Farc's former rebel commanders are adapting to life in the Colombian congress

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The Sound of Danger in Yemen

Face to face with Islamic State group fighters at the site of a US drone strike in Yemen.

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Watch Your Back!

Attacked by online trolls for reporting on the Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Peace is more difficult than war

The Taliban talk peace in Moscow, 40 years after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

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Celebrating the Iranian revolution in Lebanon

How supporters of the political and militant group Hezbollah mark the events of 1979.

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The Power of God

The remote religious retreat at the heart of plans for a populist revolution in Europe

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Take it steady

Uruguay's cautious route to legal cannabis sales.

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Interviewing an IS bride

Speaking to Shamima Begum, and considering her chances of return to the UK.

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It just didn’t happen!

How the persecution of the Rohingya is seen within Myanmar.

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Losing hope in Venezuela

Salvation or invasion - how do Venezuelans feel about humanitarian aid from abroad?

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An American contradiction

Looking around a marijuana farm with a local leader of the far-right Proud Boys.

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Orban's EU offensive

The appeal of Viktor Orban, the Hungarian PM who wants to remake the EU in his own image

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Powerless in Venezuela

Surviving the blackout in Caracas: Kate Adie introduces this and other global stories.

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A Different Yemen

The BBC's Paul Adams returns to a land he knows well - and it's much changed

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No Longer a Place Apart

The bullets that shattered the image that New Zealand is a place apart.

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Cheese pies and jihadi brides

Hospitality in the Caucasus with the families of Russians returning from IS duty in Syria.

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Myanmar on the march

Marching bands in Myanmar as the army celebrates, but it's an army accused of genocide

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Mosul in colour

Bright hijabs, bold makeup and colourful art - life after IS in Iraq's second city.

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Netanyahu's Likely Victory

An election campaign in Israel but little mention of the peace process.

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Fictions and Factions

Satire and reality blur together in Ukraine's presidential election.

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Sudanese street protests

Street protests gain strength in Sudan. But will revolutionary change be the result?

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The beginning of a new era in Japan

Flag waving and tears as a new emperor takes the throne and the Reiwa era begins.

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Airstrikes and Sirens

In Israel and Gaza, Tom Bateman hears how rocket and air strikes are ruining lives.

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The Democracy Sausage

Has politics been the main loser in Australia's general election campaign?

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US Culture Wars

Are abortion rights on the frontline of the culture wars in the US?

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Subterfuge

Anonymous contacts. Secret meetings. Gabriel Gatehouse tells the story behind the story.

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Road sweepers and ear cleaners

India has a huge unemployment problem. What sort of jobs are on offer?

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A Very Brussels Welcome

A new cohort of MEPS are given the lowdown on local apartments and Belgian tax returns.

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Political turmoil in Austria

Austria has sworn in its first female chancellor amidst political turmoil

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US-Mexico relations

Mexico takes a tougher approach to migrants as it comes under pressure from the US.

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Protests on the streets of Hong Kong

This week has seen the biggest protests in Hong Kong since its handover to China

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Ebola spreads to Uganda

Ebola has spread from the DRC to Uganda as the authorities struggle to control it

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Slum landlords in Marseille

Why is the centre of France's second city, Marseille, falling apart?

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Mohammed Morsi dies

The death of Mohammed Morsi highlights what has and hasn't changed in modern Egypt

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An Executive Order from the White House

President Trump's modus operandi on Iran

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Istanbul's mayoral election upset

What does losing control of Istanbul mean for Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

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All change at the top in Brussels

The tortuous process of choosing new faces to run the EU's institutions.

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The Women and Children of Islamic State

A visit to a camp in Syria housing woman and children from Islamic State group.

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Jamal Khashoggi - unanswered questions

Jamal Khashoggi's death still throws up unanswered questions.

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The battle against the gangs of El Salvador

Combating violence in El Salvador, which has one of the world's highest murder rates

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Freedom of speech in Algeria

How people in Algeria are getting to grips with new levels of freedom of expression.

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A world of brandished kippers

Jacob Zuma denies it all and issues veiled threats as South Africa reckons with its past

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Aung San and a disputed legacy

Aung San Suu Kyi honours her father on Martyrs' Day. Would he be proud of Myanmar today?

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A Sorry Century

Disaster in Syria but the world shrugs its shoulders.

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Russia Burning

Forest fires in far-flung Siberia, but is Russia also burning socially and politically?

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Lost Innocence

Violence at Hong Kong's international airport: has it given China a propaganda coup?

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Fighting white supremacy

A resurgence of far-right extremism in the US - are there enough people challenging it?

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Forlorn, Dilapidated and Dangerous

Gang violence in South Africa - but will sending the army into the townships do any good?

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Mugabe Remembered

Robert Mugabe has died. How do you assess a figure of such complexity and contradiction?

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Cash, Credit and Control in China

Is the decline in use of paper money in China about convenience or control?

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Will Myanmar's Rohingya Return?

Myanmar's government wants Rohingya refugees to return, but can it guarantee their safety?

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Who Will Lead Israel?

Was the pre-emptive writing of Benjamin Netanyahu's political obituary premature?

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Can Afghanistan find peace?

As Afghanistan goes to the polls Lyse Doucet reflects on the stalled peace talks.

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No Love Lost

The trade dispute in Asia dividing two of the world's richest countries.

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The Prosecutor General

Impeachment, Ukraine and the elusive former prosecutor general.

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A Hong Kong Wedding

The wedding banquet put on hold by protests and emergency legislation in Hong Kong.

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Trump in Trouble?

Double trouble for President Trump - Ukraine and Syria.

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Barcelona Boils

Violence in Barcelona after Catalan separatist leaders are jailed

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Turkey, Syria and the Kurds

Turkey moves into Syria. But where does this leave the Kurds?

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The Basketball Row

Basketball - the latest front in the fallout between China and the United States.

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South Africa's political earthquake

South Africa's political resignation that has reopened apartheid era wounds.

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A Modern Day Evita

An election in Argentina that has revived memories of Eva Peron

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Rugby and Typhoons

A festival of rugby in Japan, but no thanks to the weather

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Albania's Iranian Guests

The Iranian exiles fighting for change at home but struggling to adapt to life in Europe

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Stories Matter

What the murder of a Mormon family in Mexico reveals about the country.

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A 'wow' moment in Latin America

From coca farmer to president, to political exile; the story of Bolivia’s Evo Morales.

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“If we burn you burn with us”

The protestors who believe they are fighting for Hong Kong’s very existence

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Zimbabwe's excuses run dry

Water shortages and blackouts turn Zimbabwe into a ghostly place of shadows after sunset.

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Shunned in Sri Lanka

After the Easter bomb attacks by Islamist militants, Sri Lanka's Muslims are shunned.

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The fragile peace on the frontline in Eastern Ukraine

Can peace gain a foothold in the deadlocked conflict in Eastern Ukraine?

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India's Rape Outrage

The despair over India's failure to confront sexual violence. Why are the victims blamed?

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Taiwan's Bright Ideas

Taiwan, increasingly innovative, pluralistic and assertive, is standing up to China.

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The Meaning of Home

Correspondents reflect on what 'home' means to refugees, migrants, nomads and others.

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Death in Baghdad

The killing of an Iranian general and the potential consequences for a nervous world.

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Iran's Divided Loyalties

Reactions to General Suleimani's targeted killing at home and in the Iranian diaspora.

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Japanese Justice and the Fugitive CEO

Our correspondent on a troubling authoritarianism inside Japan's 'hostage justice' system.

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Angola's Asymmetrical Billionaire

Africa's richest woman says she won't be pigeon-holed and the stories about her are lies.

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Salvini and The Sardines

The anti-nationalist protesters in Italy and the man they are trying to stop.

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Lockdown in China

Stephen McDonnell describes the atmosphere in China while he is quarantined at home.

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Distorting the Past

The 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz overshadowed by rows over history.

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Baffled in Brittany

A visit to north west France just days before Britain's goodbye to the European Union.

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Jacob Zuma's Sick Note

South Africa's former president attempts to sidestep a corruption trial with a sick note.

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Putin Forever

Changes to Russia's constitution might mean Vladimir Putin aims to stay in power forever.

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Malta and the Mafia

Unlike Sicily, Malta was once an island free of Mafia-style corruption, but not any more.

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Locust Swarm Chasers

Stories from Kenya, Italy, Russia, Syria and Portugal.

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A Family Fenced In

Stories from the West Bank, Germany, Brazil, the US and the heart of the European Union.

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