Bolivian President’s School Reforms Facing Resistence

Congolese Plea for Conflict-Minerals-Free iPhone

Music Heard on Air for January 4, 2012

Rwanda Lake Poses Gas Danger, Energy Promise

Rural India Turns to Solar Power

Why the Taliban are Backing the Qatar Office Proposal

China Cracks Down On ‘Excessive Entertainment’

Impact of Lawrence Case on Race Relations in Britain

The (Sometimes Poetic) Significance Behind Naming Missiles

Two Sentenced in UK Racial Murder Case

Protesting Into the Night in Syria

Show Producer’s Blog: Hidden Heroes

Senegalese Musician Youssou N’Dour Announces Presidential Bid

Mormon From Mali

Slideshow: Burma’s Fearless Political Prisoners

Burma’s Key Dissidents

Violence Overshadows Hope in South Sudan

Italian Fiat Micro-Cars Hit the American Road

British Cartoonist Ronald Searle Dies

FRONTLINE: Opium Brides in Afghanistan

Pentagon Reportedly Considers Major Budget Cuts

Foreign Policy and the Republican Race in Iowa

An Open Apology to Mocean Worker

Show Producer’s Blog

The Stradivarius vs. the Modern Violin

Mountains in British Columbia

Music Heard on Air for January 2, 2012

The Climate in 2012

Number of Black Wine Consumers Growing in South Africa

Filmmaker Mads Brugger’s ‘The Ambassador’ and the Story of a Phony Diplomat

Elkader, Iowa: Town Named After Algerian Jihadist

A Bahrain Coffee Shop and Protester Meeting House

Big Issues Face Israelis and Palestinians in 2012

Iran Remains Defiant After Test-Firing Two Long Range Missiles

Podcast: Bolt, Crook and Payne: What’s in A Name?

Pink Martini and Saori Yuki Pay Tribute to Japanese Pop Hits

Music Heard on Air for Friday, December 30, 2011

How to Lure Foreign Money: Lessons from Fort Dodge, Iowa

Malaysian City Home to Orangutan Rehabilitation Center

American Activists and the Birth of Bangladesh

Manuel Noriega Returns to Panama

Spanish Government Proposes Holiday Shuffle

Looking Back on 2011 With Foreign Policy’s Susan Glasser

The Growing Anti-Government Protests in Syria

The Berlin Blackout of ‘White Christmas’ in Japanese

Syrians Take to Streets as Arab League Inspects

Body Percussion Music From Aceh

An Island Nation That Will Have ‘No Friday’

Storm Lake, Iowa: A Meatpacking Town Fueled by Immigrant Labor

Music Heard on Air for December 29, 2011

Russians Protest Jailing of Activist

Iowa: Globalization & Immigration

South Korean Military Watchful of Changes in North

A Moment of Silence for Kim Jong-il

Listening to the Deep Ocean

Could Iran Stop Ships From Using the Strait of Hormuz?

Why the US Wants Sanctions on Iran’s Oil

More Violence in Syria Despite Arab League Monitors

Understanding Noise Pollution in the Oceans

Swazi Soul From Singer Bholoja