Chilean wineries report significant earthquake losses
The impact of the massive earthquake on Chile’s wine industry has become more clear in recent days, and it is significant, though not as bad as some had feared. Worldfocus Consulting Producer Edward Deitch explains.
Yemen enters media spotlight after terror links exposed
It was Yemen where Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was allegedly trained by al-Qaeda. Worldfocus producer Mohammad al-Kassim writes how Yemen offers al-Qaeda the perfect environment to reorganize and reinvent itself, and that’s precisely why the world’s focus is now shifting to the Arabian Peninsula nation. It’s not news that Yemen has been a terrorist safe haven.
Hoping for interviews with South American leaders
Worldfocus producer Ivette Feliciano shares a video and blog of her efforts to get two South American presidents as guests on the show.
Martin Savidge reports from Worldfocus's newsroom during the show rehearsals.
Martin Savidge shares his worldview — What’s yours?
Worldfocus Anchor Martin Savidge shares stories from his experience as a veteran international journalist.
Worldfocus joins the global conversation online
Worldfocus Online enters the global conversation, showcasing the diverse perspectives of bloggers around the world.
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