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Pakistan singer Sanam Marvi in our studios at WGBH
Music
The World’s music features this week: Sanam Marvi, Liber Teran and Les Amazones d’Afrique
Syrian refugee sponsors canada
Culture
Canadians reached out to Syrian refugees. Now they hesitate to let go.
Tsegay
Jobs
Organizations try to fight ‘brain waste’ and get highly trained immigrants back to work
A woman walks along a damaged street in Aleppo, Syria February 2, 2017.
Conflict
Do civilian deaths in Mosul and Aleppo deserve the same scrutiny?
Lee Chang-hoo (l) and Kwon Soon-chul (r) started a baseball podcast, along with another visually impaired baseball fan. But they don't tell their listeners that they're blind. "They probably think we're just average, amateur sports fans."
Sports
The pace of baseball makes it perfect for its blind fans in Korea
Lt. Shachar Erez, the first openly transgender officer in the Israel Defense Forces, speaking in Los Angeles at a local synagogue in June 2016.
Conflict
The Israeli Defense Forces paid for this soldier’s sex reassignment
A Mexican demonstrator holds a corn cob on "Día Nacional del Maíz" (National Corn Day). Mexicans have an expression: "sin maíz, no hay país” (without corn, there is no country). Mexico has been increasingly reliant on US imports since NAFTA took effect.
Economics
Trump’s gamble: Mexico could actually gain more from a NAFTA redo
Siervas
Music
The ultimate supergroup: Rockin’ nuns from Peru
The Polar jet stream carries weather systems around the northern hemisphere. It's powered by the temperature differential between the Arctic and areas farther south, but new research finds that it's being disrupted as rapid warming in the Arctic reduces t
Global Politics
Here’s a new climate change reality that Trump’s new policies ignore
At the Camlough Cattle Mart, which serves Crossmaglen. Farmers are worried how competitive their beef will be in a post-Brexit world.
Economics
Farmers in Northern Ireland know Brexit will be bad for them — they just don’t know how bad