From Our Own Correspondent Episodes Available now
Pakistan and India: Identity politics
How sectarian violence still plagues Lahore; why Rajasthanis are queuing up for new IDs.
Zimbabwe and Egypt
A new constitution can't lift a pall of fear; why Egypt's railways still dice with death.
Burma, the USA and Israel
Tough at the top, the challenges of leadership for Aung San Suu Kyi and President Obama.
Brazil and Lebanon
Exploring prehistoric rock art in Monte Alegre; meeting Maronite hermits around Qannoubine
Weekend Edition 16 March 2013: Remarkable People
Pascale Harter introduces personal stories from Russia, South Africa, Nepal and Lebanon.
Austerity in South Sudan and historical amnesia in Japan
Richard Nield on signs of a cash crunch in Juba; Mariko Oi queries Tokyo's history lessons
Bangladesh and Pakistan
Why 1971's news still roils Bangladeshis today; how chaos might feed literary creativity.
Turkey and Tunisia
What might Erdogan and Ocalan have in common? And is hope or fear winning out in Tunisia?
The Vatican's needs and Sweden's city on the move
Allan Little on why Catholics want "a pastoral man" for Pope; Steve Vickers visits Kiruna.
A personal take on homophobia in Russia
Paul Henley on the trials of being a gay correspondent reporting on anti-homosexual views.
