麻豆社 World Service - Assignment

Jos: A city still divided

Assignment reports on the shocking sectarian violence in the Nigerian city of Jos

The women pushing for change in Saudi Arabia speak to Sue Lloyd-Roberts in Assignment

Somaliland declared itself independent in 1991 and since then it's been going it alone.

Neal Razzell travels to Albania, where they're getting rid of an explosive legacy

The port city of Takoradi is being transformed by Ghana's new oil industry

In this edition of Assignment - the story of John Butt, the hippy turned Islamic scholar

Nina Robinson reports from Detroit on how the media is covering crime there

Has Europe's mainstream politics quietly veered to the right?

Assignment investigates the growing influence of populist parties in Northern Europe

Linda Pressly travels to Kerala to examine the silent revolution in palliative care