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After Kim Jong-Il: America and the Two Koreas
What will the leadership change in North Korea mean for the future of America’s relationship with the two Koreas, for denuclearization or the reunification of the Korean peninsula?
America and the Middle East: What Lies Ahead
With American troops out of Iraq and leaving Afghanistan – what will America’s ‘strong presence’ in the region look like?
Europe in Crisis
The EU is struggling to contain financial contagion that could cripple its economies and ripple across the globe. From Athens to Rome, we head to front lines of the European debt crisis to ask, “How did we get here?”
The Politics of Faith
Around the world today, conflicts between religious groups are on the rise. Nearly a third of the world's population faces restrictions on how they worship, risking arrest, imprisonment or even death. We head to Egypt, Malaysia, China and Russia to examine the religious undercurrents that are sharpening societal divides.
Election 2012: Voters and Foreign Policy
Just a few months before the first primary votes are cast, foreign policy and national security issues have received surprisingly little attention on the campaign trail. So when it comes to foreign policy – do voters care?
Counterfeit Crackdown!
Despite companies' efforts to fight forgery, bogus Gucci bags seem as plentiful as ever. And today, counterfeiters are also ripping off drugs, car parts, and electronics that not only cost jobs, but also lives.

Documentaries

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Documentaries

America Abroad is an award-winning documentary radio program distributed by Public Radio International (PRI) and broadcast on NPR stations nationwide. Each month, we take an in-depth look at one critical issue in international affairs and US foreign policy.

Anchored by public radio hosts Katherine Lanpher and Ray Suarez, this monthly program covers global challenges ranging from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, to the European debt crisis, to the global fight against HIV/AIDS.

The hour-long broadcast combines original reporting, expert analysis, and historical pieces that incorporate archival audio and eyewitness accounts. No other public radio program devotes the same amount of time, depth of coverage, and level of analysis to a single issue in international affairs.

America Abroad has been broadcast on more than 240 NPR stations nationwide, reaching over 500,000 listeners each month. The program is also broadcast in more than 145 countries via NPR Worldwide. For full programs, check out the links below.

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