What does the former president's return mean for Congo?

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Will the new Ebola outbreak in Africa spread?

A global health emergency - the World Health Organisation raises the alarm over a new Ebola outbreak. The virus has killed nearly 90 people in Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda so far. Will it spread further? In this episode: Ariel Kestens, Head, Kinshasa Delegation, In ...  Show more

Can Pakistani violence sabotage a fragile truce between their neighbours?

Recent attacks in Pakistan have killed nearly 50 people, many of them security forces. The Pakistani Taliban says it is behind them. Islamabad accuses Kabul of backing the armed group. Can the violence sabotage a fragile truce between the neighbours? In this episode: Masood Khan, ...  Show more

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