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Last Modified: 15 Jan 2008 12:33 GMT

The following INSIDE STORY episodes can be watched here in full.

 

Is the US an honest peace broker?
With Rice again in the Middle East we ask if the US can be an impartial mediator.

 
 
Iraq's neighbours pledge support But what can those who attended the Istanbul conference really do to help Iraq?
 

Madrid train bombers sentenced
Inside Story looks at the guilty verdicts handed down to 21 people.

 
Egypt's nuclear programme
The US has welcomed Egyptian plans to build several nuclear power stations.
 

Chad child trafficking controversy
As charity workers are charged, we ask if some charities abuse their positions.

 
Gaza's fuel crisis
Israel has reduced fuel supplies to the territory as part of a new sanctions policy..

The Darfur Peace Conference
Opposing groups in the conflict discuss the outcomes they expect to see.

 
A high-level Iraqi delegation has arrived for talks as tensions continue to rise.
 

A Mediterranean Union?
The French president outlines his plans for a new economic community.

 
Oil production fears
What could be the consequences of declining oil production?

New Leadership
China's Communist party has unveiled its new leadership for the next five years.

 
 
Indian/Israeli collaboration
The two countries have become close military partners but what does this mean?
Turkish/Iraqi tensions
Turkey is on the verge of attacking the PKK in Iraq with far reaching consequences.

Democratic openings
Benazir Bhutto will return to Pakistan after eight years of self-imposed exile.


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