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Worldfocus correspondent Michael Kavanagh reports from inside a UN compound, which faced a storm of protesters.

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Worldfocus correspondent Michael Kavanagh reports from inside Congo's North Kivu region, where violence and attacks continue to displace people.

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How You See It

How the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin is a new documentary film by Leslie Woodhead that explores the effect of the rock group on the fall of the Soviet Union. It airs Monday on THIRTEEN.

Vote now for the musician that you think has most profoundly affected world events: The Beatles, U2/Bono, Pete Seeger, Michael Jackson or Bob Dylan.

In Thursday's How You See It, Catherine McEntee wrote: "I think we should be going after Al-Qaeda, since they were the group that trained the 19 terrorists who attacked the U.S. on 9/11/2001. I think that a continued presence in Afghanistan is self-defeating." How You See It Archive
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Martin Savidge hosts Filipino peace negotiator and Catholic priest Eliseo "Jun" Mercado and security analyst Zachary Abuza when Worldfocus Radio explores the forgotten terrorist front in the Philippines. LISTEN NOW.
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