From Our Own Correspondent Episodes Episode guide
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Ukraine and the battle for the Donbas
Quentin Sommerville reports from the frontline as Russia makes slow but steady advances.
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Putin, Trump and the art of no deal (yet)
From the Alaska meeting to a rushed EU summit, prospects for peace in Ukraine seem far off
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Afghanistan's hidden lives
The daily struggles and hidden existence of women living in Afghanistan under Taliban rule
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Ukraine's summer camp for children of the missing
A pioneering camp is helping children whose parents have gone missing during the war.
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Gaza: a turning point?
Jeremy Bowen reflects on the prospects for Palestinian statehood in the light of history.
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Syria's sectarian faultlines
Sectarian violence erupts again, despite the president's promise to protect minorities.
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Ukraine's war games
Kill Russian soldiers, win points: how the Ukrainian army's reward scheme is gamifying war
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Tibetan resistance in China
In Sichuan province, Tibetan monks practice their faith under heavy surveillance.
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Israel's anti-war activists
Israeli protesters highlight the plight of Palestinians in Gaza and demand an end to war
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Iranians anxious over what comes next
Many Iranians fled to Turkey after Israel's attacks but are unsure about returning home.
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Israel strikes Iran's nuclear sites
Voices from Iran reveal a country and a regime under pressure amid Israel's attacks.
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Donald Trump's immigration crackdown
The president's decision to send troops to LA has raised the stakes in the deportation row
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Ukraine's 'Operation Spider's Web'
Ukraine launched an audacious drone attack inside Russia, but unease remains at home.
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America's Russian Orthodox converts
The Russian church is luring in American men through its embrace of unabashed masculinity.
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Turkey's chance for peace
A 40-year insurgency comes to an end as Kurdish group the PKK announced it will disband.
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Evacuating Gaza's sick children
Fergal Keane travels with two young cancer patients as they head to Jordan for treatment.
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Fear and mistrust in Syria
As Syria tries to rebuild after the fall of Assad, sectarian violence fuels suspicion.
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Protests in Gaza and Israel
Both Israelis and Palestinians are taking to the streets to demand an end to the war.
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Pope Francis' Latin American legacy
Pope Francis stood in solidarity with priests living in cartel-controlled communities.
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Ukraine 'more vulnerable than ever'
Amid waning US support and increased Russian attacks, Ukraine's future is in the balance.
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Trump, Tariffs and the Rust Belt
People of a small town in Ohio have more on their minds than the impact of trade tariffs.
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Sudan: Taking back Khartoum
People in Sudan's capital tell stories of survival and solidarity during its years of war.
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Erdogan's political rival arrested
The arrest of Istanbul's mayor sparked mass protests and a heavy response by authorities.
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Ukraine's fading hopes
After ceasefire talks stalled this week, our correspondent says Kyiv faces a new reality.
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Inside Mexico's drug cartels
Up close with the Mexican cartel foot soldiers smuggling deadly fentanyl into the USA.
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Gaza's future
Arab leaders convened in the historic city of Cairo to draw up a post-war plan for Gaza.
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Trump, Putin and the new global order
Steve Rosenberg on how the rapprochement between the US and Russia is viewed in Moscow.
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Ukraine: The Disappeared
The war has killed thousands of Ukrainians but many have simply disappeared without trace
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Young Germans and the far right
Young German voters in Saxony reveal why they are choosing to back the far-right AfD
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Rebuilding lives in DR Congo
Inside the clinic helping DR Congo's casualties of war recover and rebuild their lives.