
Insight, wit and analysis from BBC correspondents, journalists and writers from around the world
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1255 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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Kate Adie presents stories from Germany on the Alternative für Deutschland party's plans if it takes power in state elections; India's Cockroach party takes on a new fight; inside the factories of China's robotic revolution; how corned beef changed a... more
Kate Adie presents stories from Russia, with authorities defiant as the war impact is felt; a grim Ebola milestone in the DRC; Brazil's presidential campaign and the small Bulgarian city chosen to host Eurovision.
Moscow has issued a warning to the ... more
Kate Adie introduces stories on the hidden networks providing vital lifelines to women and girls in Afghanistan, Gaza's tech entrepreneurs rebooting the digital economy, China's bogus dating agencies, and the hunt for a hard-to-find critter in the Au... more
Kate Adie introduces stories about China's alleged 'Fentanyl King', how Odesa's famous sense of humour is responding to Russian attacks, Delhi's new EV push, and rising child obesity rates in southern Italy.
After Zhang Zhidong graduated from China'... more
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It’s great to hear reporting with journalists located where the news is happening. No good to have a correspondent in Buenos Aires reporting on what’s happening in Venezuela or Nicaragua - great podcast idea - in loco reporting
I’ve subscribed to many BBC podcasts for 15+ years. But I must join Robin Ince and leaving it due to the BBC choosing to side with the perpetrators of a genocide. I will be unsubscribing from all my BBC podcasts. I believe the BBC has shown there is a rotten element at the centre of its management. Their bias towards the genocide in Palestine is shocking. I had hoped that the recent exposure of the level of bias at the BBC would be enough to snap them out of it, but clearly not. Their silence on... more
Yes, the BBC’s correspondents have voices of their own and it’s a pleasure listening to them. This show gives us short, fascinating and occasionally quirky glimpses of, variously, what they think, how they live, or experiences they would like to share but which don’t constitute proper news. The show’s freshness, authenticity and friendliness are a true and regular delight! Thank you, BBC, and all of your marvelous correspondents!
Fergal Keane and Orla Guerin’s reportage of the horrors of war and famine remains with me for years.
Excellent series, always very interesting
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Across recent episodes, global reporting spans public health, conflict, climate crises, and human resilience, delivered through on-the-ground interviews, personal voices, and vivid place-based storytelling. Notable threads include investigative looks at illicit trade and policy impact, frontline wildfire and disaster coverage, student and civil rights moments, and commemorative profiles of veteran correspondents. The mix of intimate human moments with broad geopolitical context gives a sense of both immediacy and historical arc, making complex international issues accessible and relatable for listeners who value accuracy, nuance, and diverse perspectives.
A standout aspect is the consistent emphasis on journalists embedded in the places th... more
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