Should sex-crime accusers be named?

American feminist Naomi Wolf responds to your questions and comments.

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Does the Arizona shooting tragedy reflect the state of political debate in the US?

What does the shooting of Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords say about US politics?

• 55 mins

Do Chinese mums and dads make better parents than their Western counterparts?

We discuss comments on parenting by an Asian American professor.

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We return to Haiti a year on; The Sudan referendum

We return to Haiti a year on; The Sudan referendum

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The power of La Nina

Your reaction as floods sweep through Australia, Brazil, Sri Lanka and the Philippines.

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Tunisia unrest and Brazil floods

We talk to people in Tunisia about the violent unrest and hear more about Brazil's floods.

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Facing up to Germany's past, or a homage to Hitler?

WHYS comes from the Hitler And The Germans exhibition at the German History Museum.

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Thilo Sarrazin live from Berlin

Controversial banker turned author Thilo Sarrazin answers your questions and comments.

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Charles Taylor's defence lawyer takes your questions

Courtenay Griffiths QC, defending Charles Taylor at the ICC takes your questions.

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The best place to die?

WHYS comes from St Christopher's Hospice, London - asking, where is the best place to die?

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Tony Blair: Your reaction to his evidence

After his clarifications to the Chilcot inquiry, what have you learned about Tony Blair?

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The Russian airport bombing

Following the explosion at Moscow's Domodedovo airport, we hear the reaction in Russia.

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Has suicide bombing ever achieved anything and Do social networks make us 'less human'?

After the suicide bombing in Moscow on Monday we ask has it ever achieved anything?

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BBC World Service cuts and Egypt protests

Funding's been cut to the BBC's international service. Also day two of protests in Egypt.

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Is now the time for a new Arab democracy?

After demonstrations against governments in Yemen and Cairo, is it time for change?

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Is today a turning point for Egypt? And Nelson Mandela: a nation's hope

We discuss the protests in Egypt and hear what South Africans say about Nelson Mandela.

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Do you want President Mubarak to step down?

As protests in Egypt continue, do you want President Mubarak to step down?

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What do you want for Egypt's future?

Another big day of protest in Egypt. We hear from protesters and those against it.

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Aung San Suu Kyi

Burma's pro-democracy leader takes questions from a live radio audience for the first time

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Running battles in Egypt's Tahrir Square

Witnesses in Tahrir Square, the scene of violent clashes in the Egyptian capital Cairo.

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Where now for Egypt?

We ask those both sides of Egypt's protests - what should happen now?

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Should President Mubarak go now?

Should President Mubarak go now? We speak to people across Egypt as the crisis unfolds.

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What can Egypt learn from Indonesia?

We bring together people in Jakarta with Egyptians to discuss lessons learnt.

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Freedom of speech in Indonesia

Live from Jakarta, we discuss what freedom of expression means to Indonesians.

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Is sex tourism bad for Bangkok?

We're live in Bangkok talking to people involved in sex tourism, what do they think of it?

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Egypt Protests

Is Mubarak on the brink?

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President Mubarak resigns

After 18 days of protest President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down as leader of Egypt.

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Egypt: The Day After

Egyptians talk about the night President Mubarak resigned.

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Your Questions to the Muslim Brotherhood

Questions to Muslim Brotherhood; Protests in Yemen and Bahrain; The rise of China

• 55 mins

Middle East Unrest / Berlusconi Trial

Will there be another Egypt? Also, Silvio Berlusconi on trial - so should he resign?

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