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Pulitzer Center sponsored reporter Alex Stonehill reports on the tradition of painting cargo trucks and the brief respite it offers Pakistanis from the violence

Pulitzer Center-sponsored reporter discusses the education system and challenges in Pakistan

A sneak peek at a gripping new documentary about the running battle between police and drug lords in the slums of Rio de Janeiro

Amy Fraenkel of the United Nations Environment Programme discusses the massive amount of floating debris in the world's seas and oceans

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 523

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 522

An in depth discussion about recent developments in North Korea with the director of the Korea Working Group at the United States Institute for Peace

A new documentary about a Bedouin village in Israel that has the world's largest percentage of deaf people

Vice President of RARE's Asia Pacific Program discusses changing attitudes toward conservation at the local level in the developing world

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 521

Preview of PBS World's new documentary which follows three candidates vying to be the next governor of a small town in Papua New Guinea in the face of crime and corruption

Co founder of the ENOUGH project discusses the two largest ongoing conflicts in Africa, Darfur and Democratic Republic of Congo, and measures the Obama Administration is taken

Associate director of The Sigur Center for Asian Studies at George Washington University discusses the latests developments and the future of the Tamil people in Sri Lanka

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 520

The son of Holocaust survivors teams up with a Chadian survivor of the Hissene Habre regime to bring the 20th Century's least known brutal dictator to justice.

Author of The Open Road discusses the personal side of The Dalai Lama and the future of Tibet.

Agricultural Exporter discusses the rise of global food prices and the corresponding trend of governments and corporations from the developed world accumulating farmland in developing African countries.

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 518

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 517

A short film about the recent elections in India

Zambia's current ambassador to the US discusses anti-corruption policy in Zambia

Editor in Chief of Russia Newsweek discusses independent media in Moscow.

Kenyan Nobel Prize winner Wangari Maathai underscores the importance of the environment and human rights

Middle East director at the International Center for Journalists discusses Arab women in the media

ITAR-TASS Washington Bureau Chief Andrei Sitov discusses re-setting US-Russian relations

Executive Director of Africa Action discusses politics in South Africa

Pulitzer Center-sponsored film about policing the clan wars in the southern Philippines

Director of Foreign Policy at The Brookings Institute discusses the results of the G20 Conference and his new book Power and Responsibility Building International Order in an Era of Transnational Threats

Editor in Chief of Washington Prism discusses Iran-US relations and the plight of American-Iranian journalist Roxanna Saberi

For many, Nepal conjures up images of Mount Everest, Buddhist monks, and hippies seeking a Himalayan high. But this next story shows another side of Nepal -- a place recovering from a decade of civil war in which Maoist rebels recently brought down the monarchy. It faces the age-old problem: how to integrate former adversaries into a single army.

Washington based international correspondent discusses the new controversial law in Afghanistan that allows for marital ****

Foreign Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal - Episode 516

President of MicroFinance International harnesses the latent economic power of remittances to help developing countries

Author and international journalist Sadanand Dhume discusses his first book "My Friend the Fanatic: Travels with a Radical Islamist"

A preview of a new PBS film that explores the psyche of the Kamikaze - through the eyes of those pilots who managed to survive