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We find out why Russia has signalled an end to nuclear co-operation with the US. And, Cuban migrants fear an end to America鈥檚 鈥榳et foot, dry foot鈥� policy as relations improve.
We find out why Russia has signalled an end to nuclear co-operation with the US. And Cuban migrants fear an end to America鈥檚 鈥榳et foot, dry foot鈥� policy as relations with the island improve.
Plus, a devout Hindu mum squares off with a cheeky atheist dad. What it is like to drive Saudi Arabian princesses around Los Angeles. A Honduran woman feels the tug of ancestral ties as she considers seeking opportunity in the US. And a punk rocker from DC preserves the lost sounds of Syria.
(Photo: A January 1989 image of Soviet inspectors and their American escorts standing among several dismantled Pershing II missiles. Credit: US Department of Defence)
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A Nuclear Rift
Relations between the US and Russia chill, nuclear security cooperation gets put on ice
Duration: 04:10
Wet Foot, Dry Foot
A tiny sailboat in Miami reflects changing diplomatic currents between the US and Cuba
Duration: 05:36
A House Divided
鈥楳y mother is a devout Hindu. My father鈥檚 an atheist who enjoys making fun of her piety鈥�
Duration: 02:00
Driving the Saudis
An American woman drives Saudi Arabian princesses around Beverly Hills
Duration: 05:20
Garifuna in Honduras
鈥楤eing a woman is one problem, but being a Garifuna woman makes it twice as hard鈥�
Duration: 04:32
Sufi Music
A punk rocker from DC seeks out the lost songs of Syria
Duration: 03:42
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- Sat 31 Jan 2015 04:32GMT麻豆社 World Service Online
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