Stories from the Frontline: Sectarian Violence in Central African Republic

'It feels like a zombie movie. A silent, empty, spooky landscape' - reporting Bossangoa

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Love Thy Neighbour: Ukraine and Russia

Exploring sibling rivalries and a long history between the two countries

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Reporting Nelson Mandela's Death

Reflecting on the life and death of Nelson Mandela across the BBC's 27 language services

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Reflections from Dhaka: a City Under Siege

Blockades, violence and an execution: BBC Bangla's insights on tense times in Bangladesh

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Water Wars

Legendary maritime rivalries from the East China Sea to Brazil's infamous Lobster War

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The Best of the Fifth Floor

Looking back at 2013: a year's reporting from the World Service's 27 language sections

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Syrian Refugees in Iraqi Kurdistan

Meeting Syrians who fled the war inside Domiz, Iraq's largest refugee camp

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Life in the Freezer

Tips from Siberia on how to survive the polar vortex

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I Witnessed the Golden Temple Siege

Watching from the rooftops as bullets rained down over the holiest site for Sikhs

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Kiev: the Story of Hrushevsky Street

A history of an iconic street and its significance in Ukraine's anti-government protests

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Buying Ex-army Scrap in Kandahar

Fridges, fans and other ex-army bargains on sale as military bases close in Afghanistan

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Why Iran Salutes a Cardboard Khomeini

Life-size images and inflatable planes mark 35 years since Khomeini's return from exile

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Peace Talks Around the World

Is reporting peace harder than reporting war?

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Mugabe at 90

On his birthday, Zimbabwean journalists reflect on living and reporting under Mugabe

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Crimea - A User's Guide

Crimea's political background, ethnic make-up and why it's a prime holiday destination

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Carnival and Crisis in Caracas

How a divided Venezuela is dealing with both protesters and parties on the streets

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Pakistan Famine Crisis

Reporting the tragedy of famine in Thar: Pakistan's untold story

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Colombia's Houses of Horror

Finding fear and gruesome stories in Buenaventura, Colombia's most dangerous city

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Pistorius and South Africa's Media

Reflections on the Oscar Pistorius trial and South Africa's media

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Freedom and Journalism

The freedom to report with stories from Iran, Brazil, Sri Lanka and DR Congo

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Freedom and Journalism

The freedom to report: stories from Iran, Brazil, Sri Lanka and Dr Congo.

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India at the Polls

What does it take to be a candidate in India's 2014 general elections?

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The Politics of Diplomatic Gifts

From Chinese pandas to Putin's crocodile - how countries use animals in diplomacy

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Will there be protests or parties in Rio?

How does BBC Brasil keep tabs on such a vibrant and volatile city?

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Don't Mention the Biafran War

Why the Biafran War remains a sensitive issue for Nigerians 44 years on

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Living in the Shadow of Boko Haram

The female journalist who spent 10 years reporting on the Nigerian militant group

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A Portrait of Homs

The ruins of the old city of Homs through the eyes of a BBC journalist Soumer Daghastani

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What to do with Escobar's Hippos?

The dangerous legacy of Colombian drug baron Pablo Escobar: hippos

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A Short History of Blasphemy

How blasphemy became such a big issue in Pakistan

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Skipping School to Watch a Revolution

The BBC Chinese service remembers the Tiananmen Square protests, 25 years on

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