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A 101 East investigation into the shadowy trade in illegal ivory and Hong Kong's role as a key conduit.
25:45MINS
Afghan authorities are struggling to control the resurgence in poppy farming that feeds the habits of addicts worldwide.
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Can the young girls forced to work in middle class homes across the country break the bonds of slavery?
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From satellites to lasers - African innovators are using science and technology to advance their industries.
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Africans are taking the reigns in the gaming industry and music distribution while using TV to explore political satire.
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From recycling with cycles to using waste to build cheap computers, meet the young social entrepreneurs changing Africa.
25:00MINS
Using mobile phones to run small businesses, bringing women into tech workplaces in Rwanda, and a solar-powered kiosk.
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Real-life Farmville and a pregnancy app for cows - mobile technology is changing the way farmers do business in Africa.
25:00MINS
Solar-powered classrooms, coding for robots, and tablets developed for schools - new advances in literacy and learning.
48:25MINS
We explore Russia's domestic and foreign policies and how they reflect a desire to rebuild its standing in the world.
48:35MINS
We explore the contradictions and subtleties of how Russia's unique economic structure impacts everyday life.
48:17MINS
We travel the country to find out how Russians feel about their president and the way the Kremlin runs the country.
24:58MINS
Can a technological revolution overcome Spain's deeply entrenched political elite?
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Two cyber activists are creating a smartphone app so activists in Rio de Janeiro can securely document police violence.
