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Human Rights in Zimbabwe

23 May 2008 The "dire, dire, dire" situation in Zimbabwe.

Nepal's Maoists

16 May 2008 An interview with C.P. Gajurel, a high-level member of Nepal's Maoist movement.

Another North Korean Famine?

09 May 2008 North Korea may be in danger of falling into famine once again. An interview with Erica Kang of the Seoul-based NGO Good Friends about the situation.

The Other Side of NATO

23 Apr 2008 A scholar who attended the recent NATO Summit in Bucharest, Romania, tells Blake Lambert what she learned about the alliance's work.

Italian Politics

26 Mar 2008 An interview with Columbia University professor Alexander Stille about Italian politics and Italy's upcoming election.

Kenya's Political Crisis

15 Feb 2008 Blake Lambert interviews a Kenyan research scientist on the situation in his home country.

North Korea Nuclear Talks

04 Jan 2008 The latest on the agreement with North Korea to cease its nuclear program, and the significance of a recent missed deadline.

Sudan's Coalition Government Falls Apart

01 Nov 2007 WPR Contributor Blake Lambert talks to a Sudanese student with relatives from North and South Sudan about the crisis in her country's coalition government.

China's Investment in Latin America

01 Nov 2007 WPR Contributor Kelly Hearn Talks to Evan Ellis, an expert on Chinese investment in and trade with Latin America.

Indian Democracy

13 Sep 2007 In cooperation with the Hudson Institute, Indian Ambassador Aftab Seth on Indian democracy and the role it can play as an example for Asia.

Interview With Wang Juntao

05 Sep 2007 An interview with Chinese dissident Wang Juntao on Chinese domestic and foreign policy.

China's 'Charm Offensive'

27 Jul 2007 A conversation with Joshua Kurlantzick, author of "Charm Offensive: How China's Soft Power Is Transforming the World."

Prospects for Peace in Ivory Coast

20 Jul 2007 An interview with Appia Kabran, vice president of Ivory Coast's National Congress of Resistance for Democracy, about the prospects for peace in his country.

Jose Padilla Allegedly Talks Jihad

18 Jul 2007 Listen to a recording of terror suspect Jose Padilla in a phone conversation prosecutor's allege is laced with code words about jihad.

Ghana Discovers Oil

10 Jul 2007 Blake Lambert interviews Ghanaian official John Boadu about his country's recent discovery of oil, and avoiding the problems other African oil states have expierienced.

Cyberwar: An Interview With John Arquilla

30 May 2007 A conversation about cyberwar with one of the world's foremost experts on the subject, John Arquilla, a professor of defense analysis at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif.

Mugged by Reality in Iraq

18 May 2007 John Agresto, former CPA adviser and author of "Mugged by Reality: The Liberation of Iraq and the Failure of Good Intentions," talks about U.S. failures in Iraq.

Tibet Activists Detained by Chinese

07 May 2007 An interview with Tenzin Dorjee after he and four fellow Students for a Free Tibet members were arrested by Chinese officials last month following a protest on Mount Everest.

Press Freedom Under Fire

03 May 2007 On World Press Freedom Day 2007, Frank Smyth of the Committee to Protect Journalists and George Papagiannis of the Internews Network discuss the state of media freedom worldwide.

Nepal's Peace Process

01 May 2007 WPR contributor Liam Cochrane interviews Ian Martin, the personal representative of the United Nations secretary-general in Nepal.
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Human Rights in Zimbabwe
The "dire, dire, dire" situation in Zimbabwe.

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