This Oct. 30, 2002, file photo shows a speed boat passing by offshore windmills in the North Sea offshore from near Esbjerg, Denmark. 

Russian espionage in the North Sea

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This Oct. 30, 2002, file photo shows a speed boat passing by offshore windmills in the North Sea offshore from near Esbjerg, Denmark. 

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According to intelligence sources, a Russian military program is currently mapping offshore wind farms, gas pipelines, and power and internet cables in the waters around Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Sweden. And, Boston’s first and only Yemeni restaurant marks Ramadan. Also, the deadliest mass shooting in Canadian history happened three years ago this week in Nova Scotia. It led to new restrictions on guns, which in turn added fuel to a growing guns rights movement. Plus, a Yiddish “street song” pays homage to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

In This Episode

Russia is using civilian boats to spy in the North Sea
In Berlin, Eastern European comedians are having a moment
The ambiance of the Bab al-Yemen restaurant in Boston adds to a unique dining experience for customers, Apr. 12, 2023.
At Boston’s first Yemeni restaurant, food, community and tradition are on the menu this Ramadan
Special Coverage
Fra! A mix of music from Ghana.
Gun rights becoming more central to Canadian politics
Apple opens first store in India
Argentine forensics programs help families of Central American migrants
Warsaw ghetto uprising remembered
A Yiddish street song