The battle for the Sinai
Fault Lines examines the changing US-Egyptian relationship through the lens of the Sinai Peninsula.
19 Dec 2012 05:04 GMT
Can Sinai be secured?
Egypt upholds death penalty in Sinai attacks
Security chief of Egypt's North Sinai fired
Anaheim: A tale of two cities
Fault Lines examines the underlying causes of recent unrest and violence in Anaheim, the home of Disneyland.
Fracking in America
With the US looking to ease its reliance on foreign oil, Fault Lines investigates the impact of natural gas extraction.
Fault Lines travels to the Arctic Circle to investigate the impact a resource rush might have on local communities.
It was a long and bitter race that cost at least $2.5bn, but were American voters presented with a real choice?
Fault Lines travels to the Republican and Democratic Conventions and asks what the spectacle is worth.
Owning a home has long been integral to the American dream, but since the foreclosure crisis that dream has turned sour.
Fault Lines investigates the forces behind the so-called war on women in the US.
Fault Lines investigates the dynamics of race, poverty and incarceration in a US election year.
Is the US lending financial support to a police force and army linked to a campaign of extra-judicial killings?
Are US authorities increasingly trying to limit user freedom on the internet in the name of national security?
Fault Lines travels across Iraq to take the pulse of a country and its people after nine years of occupation.
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What is the role of drones and robots in wars and how will they shape the future of the US military?
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Fault Lines travels to Bahrain and asks why the US backs democracy in one Arab country, but not another.
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Fault Lines travels to the frontlines of the war in Libya to see what US policy looks like on the ground.
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As US pharmaceutical companies move their operations abroad, India has become a testing ground for trial medicines.
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Gold fever is sweeping across South America and is at its most lethal in Colombia where it is fuelling the civil war.
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Fault Lines travels to Puerto Rico to investigate the harsh economic policies being imposed on the people there.
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Josh Rushing finds out how campesino communities caught in the narco-economy are resisting repression and dispossession.
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Fault Lines gained exclusive access to the USS Ronald Reagan, an American aircraft carrier deployed in the Arabian Gulf.
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Fault Lines examines the US decision to intervene in Libya and what it reveals about US priorities in the region.
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Fault Lines travelled to India where poor Indians are becoming test subjects for US pharmaceutical companies.
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How a modern day gold rush is fuelling Colombia's decade long civil war.
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Fault Lines' Josh Rushing captures 'behind the scenes' images from Guerrero, Mexico.
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