From Our Own Correspondent Episodes Episode guide
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Sierra Leone and Israel
Inter-faith harmony in Sierra Leone, and teaching children about the Holocaust in Israel
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Weekend Edition 25 Jan 2014: Sports Mania!
True athletic grit - from Uruguay's football fanaticism to the Somalis on ice in Sweden
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Thailand and Russia
Thailand's enslaved fishermen and what a double toilet tells us about Russia
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Central African Republic and South Africa
A saviour priest in the Central African Republic and a Zulu victory that still resonates.
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Mali and Germany
Collecting a dog from the police in Mali, and refugees staying put in tents in Germany.
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Egypt and South Sudan
Is Egypt returning to military rule? And is South Sudan sliding back into civil war?
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Afghanistan's Women and Homophobia in Russia
Female hopes and fears for the future in Kabul; the fear of homosexuality in Russia
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Travelling Woes
Correspondents brave the pitfalls of travel, from Burma to Vietnam, Greenland to Israel
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Turkey and the Dominican Republic
Istanbul's gas-mask sales a measure of public unrest; fun and games in Dominican baseball
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India and Uruguay: Golden Dreams
How a holy man's dream sparked a giant dig; the true grit of Montevideo's football fans
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Iraq and Italy
Rugged lives of the PKK's women fighters; the decadent luxury of Rome at Hadrian's Villa
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Russia and Spain
Is Sochi's security dragnet catching the right people? Plus, branding bulls in Andalucia
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Syria and Romania
Why the Turkish city of Gaziantep is the new Casablanca. And shepherds in Romania today
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Weekend Edition 11 Jan 2014: Dangerous Ground
Disputed territory from Chernobyl to Somalia, and the South China Sea to the Amazon basin
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United States and Switzerland
In the US Hell has frozen over, and coming up with a new national anthem for Switzerland.
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India and UK
Brickmakers' rights abused in Indian kilns, and Britain's battle with coastal erosion
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Sweden and Lebanon
Ice-skating Somalis playing bandy in Sweden, and the politics of Lebanese basketball
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South Sudan and the Dolomites in Northern Italy
Why there's conflict in South Sudan, and the bloody history of an Italian mountain path.
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Ukraine and Belize
Worries over safety plans for the Chernobyl site; tracking jaguars through Mayan jungles
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Weekend Edition: Looking Ahead
Correspondents consider the stories which might evolve - or play out again - during 2014
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Sweden and Myanmar
Hunting for wolves in the Scandinavian forest and taxis on the empty streets of Naypyidaw
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Sinai's Strategic Stresses
A special essay: Yolande Knell weighs up the prospects for the Sinai peninsula in 2014
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Africa's Flourishing Farms
Susie Emmett finds a bumper crop of ingenuity and innovation on the slopes of Mount Kenya
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Latin America: Leaders and legitimacy
Will Grant considers the political challenges ahead for leaders across the continent
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Europe's Roma Migrations
Nick Thorpe meets Roma families on the margins of Spanish society after leaving Romania
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Weekend Edition: Best of 2013
A special edition of some of FOOC's most memorable impressions, anecdotes and arguments
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India's Hunger
Why does malnutrition persist in India when there's no lack of food?
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Reporting Africa
Gabriel Gatehouse considers who should be telling the continent's stories - and how
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Christmas in Paris
The sights, smells, tastes - and joys - of the French capital at Christmas
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Germany and Greenland
New tunnels add to the Christmas cheer in Leipzig; and being stuck for days in Greenland