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Sikhs, Spies and Murder: Investigating India’s alleged hit on foreign soil | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Reporter: i'm in the indian state of punjab, and a protest is happening about a killing that took place on the other side of the world. canadian newsreader: breaking tonight, a stunning allegation. the prime minister accuses india of being behind the killing of a canadian, on canadian soil. the narendra... Read more
Italy’s 1 Euro House Dream: The renovation reality | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Intro natalie whiting: from its sun-soaked shores to its rugged peaks, sicily is a dream. for thousands of years, people have been drawn to this mediterranean isle. buongiorno. very good. (laughs) it's hard to imagine here in the heart of the capital, palermo, but there are actually parts of sicily... Read more
Meet the Japanese woman breaking into the male dominated sport of Sumo | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
(cheering) these athletes have come from across the world seeking glory in japan's most iconic sport, sumo. this is the most important tournament of the year for amateur female wrestlers. the winner will be crowned world champion. this is the one. this is the world championship, and you've got a lot... Read more
Investigating South Korea's Fake Orphans and Sham Adoptions | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Mazoe ford: i'm in seoul, one of the most dynamic cities in asia. it's ultra modern, yet deeply traditional. when you think about what south korea is known for around the world, you think electronics, cars, k-pop music, and food. but not so long ago, one of this country's biggest exports was children.... Read more
The women covering the Ukraine war from the frontlines | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
(sirens wail) (distant explosions) woman: two years ago, russia launched a full-scale invasion on my country. and while our men have been mobilised for war... ..it's women who are running the newsrooms and reporting from the front line. (explosions) they have been under attack, evacuated from their... Read more
Separating fact from fiction on the frontline of Americas Border Crisis | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Jade macmillan: new york city has long stood as a beacon of hope to immigrants from around the world. but an unprecedented surge in the number of people seeking asylum in the united states has pushed some of its biggest cities to their limits. a lot of the families coming in have travelled a really... Read more
How do these Aussies feel about the way America is going? | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
(jazz music) (cheering) it's over! (cheering, whistles blowing) when biden won, there were people cheering. there were people driving their cars and honking their horns. (horns honk) there was excitement. manhattan and new york came alive. there were people sending texts to each other. you were getting... Read more
Plane Crash Foreign Correspondent
Category: Film & Animation
Built the cockpit put the pilots in and then the screen made of rice paper behind the screen were two what we call dump tanks with shoots these tanks are filled with 2700 gallons of water each all i had to do was to press a button and as i looked at the screen the moment we touched water i pressed the... Read more
Why Russia is planning to resurrect its ghost town on Norwegian Soil | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Adventurous souls have been attracted to the wild arctic desert of svalbard for centuries. man: svalbard is part of norway. it's the one place in norway that is truly arctic. home to the world-famous seed vault, here, the sun shines 24/7 for months on end before plunging into total darkness. its jaw-dropping... Read more
Sex, drugs, money and murder in Thailand’s Monkhood | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
(pulsing music plays) it's songkran in sweltering bangkok, the beginning of the thai new year and the biggest day on the buddhist calendar. what does it mean in buddhism? happy. money. yeah, it's a buddhist tradition, i think. yeah. are you buddhist? yes. the capital is consumed by a citywide water... Read more
Inside New Caledonia’s Fight for Freedom | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
I'm about to board a flight to the south pacific archipelago of new caledonia. the french territory was cut off from the world for nearly a month and flights are still sporadic after deadly violence plunged it into a state of chaos. (shouting) the uprising was triggered by a controversial attempt to... Read more
Behind the scenes of the billion-dollar flower trade | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Where in the world do your flowers come from? have you ever wondered where in the world your flowers come from? or what it takes to get them to you? our flowers go everywhere around the world. we supply over 50 countries. when it comes to the business of selling blooms, the netherlands is the global... Read more
The doctor taken by Al Qaeda and kept prisoner for 7 years in Africa | Foreign Correspondent
Category: News & Politics
Voiceover: the saharan desert. no-man's-land. death is always close. this is the perfect place to keep captives. my name is elliott, kenneth arthur. i'm aged 82. i am australian, uh, by birth. jonathan holmes: this slick propaganda video was made by islamist extremists who owed allegiance to al-qaeda.... Read more