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Bafana Bafana delight their home fans in Durban moving to the top of Group A with 2-0 victory over a poor Angolan side.
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Saudi Arabia: Fundamental change?
We look at King Abdullah's political and social reforms and the challenges he faces.
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Samson and Delilah
Australian Aboriginal filmmaker Warwick Thornton talks about his new film.
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'The Infidel'
A Muslim discovers one day that he is not only adopted at birth but he is actually Jewish.
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China hits back at Dalai Lama
Speech by Tibetan spiritual leader labelled as "resentful" by Beijing.
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Team Qatar
A suspenseful "competition" movie that closely examines culture and diversity.
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US president meets Dalai Lama
Obama holds talks with exiled Tibetan spiritual leader despite Chinese opposition.
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China 'must approve' new Dalai Lama
Beijing warns it will not recognise reincaration that does not have its endorsement.
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China snubs US over Dalai Lama
Beijing pulls out of Iran talks to protest against US medal for Tibetan leader.
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