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PRI's The World Jul 10, 2012
by The World
The diplomatic maneuvering to find a peaceful solution for Syria. Also, South Korea's newest candidate for president is the daughter of an old dictator. Plus, Iraqi students study music at the YES academy in Kurdistan.
Episodes
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British Racer Bradley Wiggins Keeps Tour de France Lead
Anchor Lisa Mullins talks to the BBC's Matthew Slater about the impressive performance of British competitors in this year's Tour de France.
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US Baseball College Stars Play in Havana's Historic Stadium
The historic Latin America Stadium in Havana, Cuba was the setting for a US-Cuban summer time baseball series.
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YES Academy Teaching Performing Arts in Iraqi Kurdistan
Performing arts students from Iraq have gathered for summer camp run by Americans at a college campus in Kurdistan.
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Thousands of Turtle Eggs Crushed in Trinidad
A government crew rolled over endangered leatherback turtle eggs with a bulldozer as they attempted to redirect a river that threatened the site.
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Why North Korea is Entertaining Crowds with (Unauthorized) Disney
Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters have shown up on stage in North Korea in a concert for leader Kim Jong-un, raising some eyebrows.
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Park Geun-hye Announces Bid to Become South Korea's First Female President
The daughter of a former South Korean dictator formally launched her bid Tuesday to become the country's next president.
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Documentary Explores Israel's Legal Framework For Occupied Territories
In Israel, a government-appointed committee of legal experts has concluded that all of the Jewish settlements in the West Bank are legal under international law.
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Gaddafi's Hometown in the New Libya
People in Sirte, the hometown of former dictator Muammar Gaddafi, have mixed feelings about the elections and the new Libya.
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Annan Turns to Moscow and Tehran to Help Break Syria Deadlock
Nicholas Burns, a former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs says Syria's allies could play a key role in ending the current crisis.
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PRI's The World Latest Edition Jul 10, 2012
The diplomatic maneuvering to find a peaceful solution for Syria. Also, South Korea's newest candidate for president is the daughter of an old dictator. Plus, Iraqi students study music at the YES academy in Kurdistan.
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Russia's Drug Czar Blames Beatles for Drug Problem
Russia's chief medical officer recently blamed his country's rampant drug addiction problem on The Beatles.
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The diplomatic maneuvering to find a peaceful solution for Syria. Also, South Korea's newest candidate for president is the daughter of an old dictator. Plus, Iraqi students study music at the YES academy in Kurdistan.
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