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A Palestinian barber puts his stamp on the German capital by transforming a rundown bus into a barbershop on wheels.
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A group of Somali super mums patrols the streets of Stockholm's infamous Rinkeby neighbourhood to prevent crime.
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Young boxers at a Moroccan migrant-founded gym counter stereotypes that their neighbourhood is a 'hotbed of radicalism'.
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With anti-migrant violence on the rise, Pakistani migrants in Greece stand up to neo-Nazis and demand their rights.
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Having captured the oil devastation, he now photographs Nigeria's traditional monarchs to offer a positive way forward.
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We trace a forgotten Hmong community in the jungles of northern Laos who helped the US during the Vietnam War.
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Rewind returns to 2010 when People and Power investigated allegations America used bio-weapons during the Korean War.
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A decade ago, we travelled across the US to explore the roots and influence of Islam in pre-Trump America.
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Following the US troop withdrawal, Fault Lines went to assess the state of Iraq after nine years of occupation.
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Filmed over 20 years, Kay Kay's life gives a unique personal narrative to China's recent decades of change.
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Five years ago, after the Taliban years, two Turkmen girls in Afghanistan were finally able to attend school.
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Cape Town's urban outsiders put on sharp suits and melodic voices to battle it out for the Silver Fez choir trophy.
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One innovative journalist has found a way to get daily news and information to Liberians - with a big blackboard.
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An investigation into soaring homicide rates, a failed war on drugs and urban despair in the US city of Baltimore.
