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The open scars of the French-Algerian war
17/03/2012 - REPORTERS

The open scars of the French-Algerian war

Algeria is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its independence from France. However, half a century after the Evian Accords officially ended combat, both French and Algerians still ache from the wounds left by the war.
The open scars of the French-Algerian war
18/03/2012 - ALGERIA DOCUMENTARY

The open scars of the French-Algerian war

Algeria is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its independence from France. However, half a century after the Evian Accords officially ended combat, both French and Algerians still ache from the wounds left by the war.
Fifty years on, Germany marks building of Berlin Wall
13/08/2011 - GERMANY

Fifty years on, Germany marks building of Berlin Wall

Fifty years after construction of the Berlin Wall began, the city’s residents marked the event on Saturday with a memorial service and a minute of silence in honour of those who died trying to cross the divide.
Oil spikes, food fears (part two)
08/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Oil spikes, food fears (part two)

It's not just oil. The world is now gobbling up grains faster than we can grow them. Will inflation and hot commodity prices kill the recovery and undermine pro-democracy efforts in places like Egypt and Tunisia? François Picard’s panel argues over how to feed an overcrowded planet that's trying to sustain a recovery.
Nation marks 20 years since fall of Ceausescu
17/12/2009 - ROMANIA

Nation marks 20 years since fall of Ceausescu

Romanians have begun week-long celebrations to mark the twentieth anniversary of the fall of Nicolae Ceausescu's communist dictatorship on December 22, 1989.
Berlin gets ready to commemorate the fall of the wall
07/11/2009 - BERLIN WALL

Berlin gets ready to commemorate the fall of the wall

Around 2,000 people are working day and night to make sure the city is ready for the upcoming celebrations to mark the fall of the Berlin Wall, an event that that is expected to attract hundreds of thousand of people.
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