Inside story on Aljazeera, presented by Kamahl Santamaria, who interviews Alastair Crooke, former EU diplomat and former British Intelligence officer, Dan Schueftan, director of the National Security Studies Center at Haifa University, and Abdul-Bari Atwan, editor of Alquds Alarabi newspaper. Discussing the ceasefire in Gaza (January 19, 2009).

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Inside Story's Kamahl Santamaria examines the repercussions of Iran's elections.

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Inside story on Aljazeera, presented by Kamahl Santamaria, who interviews Alastair Crooke, former EU diplomat and former British Intelligence officer, Dan Schueftan, director of the National Security Studies Center at Haifa University, and Abdul-Bari Atwan, editor of Alquds Alarabi newspaper. Discussing the ceasefire in Gaza (January 19, 2009).

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Inside story on Aljazeera, presented by Kamahl Santamaria, who interviews Alastair Crooke, former EU diplomat and former British Intelligence officer, Dan Schueftan, director of the National Security Studies Center at Haifa University, and Abdul-Bari Atwan, editor of Alquds Alarabi newspaper. Discussing the ceasefire in Gaza (January 19, 2009).

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Inside Story's Kamahl Santamaria examines the repercussions of Iran's elections.

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Aviation professionals are hoping that this week's Dubai Air Show will help kick start the struggling industry. Plagued by high oil prices, a declining demand in Europe and a lack of new talent, airlines across the globe are finding it hard to stay afloat. However, insiders hope that Dubai's recent order of 50 Boeing 777 jets, at a cost of $26bn, is a sign that the situation is changing course. Al Jazeera's Kamahl Santamaria reports from Dubai.

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New border wall with Lebanon highlights Israel's precarious relationship with its neighbours. Kamahl Santamaria discusses with guests: Hisham Jaber, Gideon Levy & Gregg Roman

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Claims of planned vote rigging and electoral fraud have abounded in the build-up to Zimbabwe's elections. Al Jazeera's Kamahl Santamaria reports from Harare on the accusation that the electoral role contains thousands of "ghost voters".

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The historic rivalry between India and Pakistan has often been played out on the cricket field. Now, the two nuclear-armed nations take the battle to the kitchen as Foodistan, a reality show, pits some of the finest chefs from both countries against each other. Following a report Al Jazeera's Sohail Rahman in New Delhi, Kamahl Santamaria interviews Sonya Jehan, one of the judges of the TV series.

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Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb general has faced his first day in The Hague in front of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, charged with genocide and war crimes. The prosecution argues that Serb atrocities were not spontaneous but part of a plan to remove, to ethnically cleanse Muslims and Croats from the land that the Serbs wanted and that Ratko Mladic was an integral part of this plan. The success or failure of this trial will go a long way to establishing how the UN court is perceived by generations to come. Inside Story, with presenter Kamahl Santamaria, discusses with guests: Muhamed Sacirbey, former Bosnian ambassador to the UN; Toby Cadman, international criminal lawyer and a former special adviser to the chief prosecutor of Bosnia ; and Slobodan Samar-dzija, a journalist at the Politika Daily newspaper in Serbia.

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Steve Jobs has many legacies, but it is perhaps the success he reaped through the simplicity and functionality employed in the design of Apple's products, that he will be most remembered for. Kamahl Santamaria, from Al Jazeera's business programme 'Counting the Cost', looks at the core business of Apple.

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With just three weeks left before voters go to the polls, Israel's centre-left government is getting high marks from the country's public for its pounding offensive in Gaza. But Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and her ruling centrist Kadima Party may fall victim to the military's success. After the war on Gaza it is clear that the upcoming elections will be about security not about peace. Syria no longer wants to talk; the Palestinians are in a very delicate situation, with a weakened Palestinian Authority and increasingly unpopular president. We ask: How has the war on Gaza affected the domestic political stage? Who has won most of it and who can capitalise on its aftermath? What is the future of the Arabs of Israel? Joining presenter Kamahl Santamaria on Inside Story are guests Uri Avnery, a writer and former member of the Knesset; Gerald Steinberg, the chair of political studies and director of the conflict resolution programme at Bar Ilan University; and Jamal Zahalka, a member of the Knesset and the chairman of the Balad Bloc in the Knesset.

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Live from Doha, London and Washington, this is the opening of Al Jazeera Newshour with Kamahl Santamaria, Felicity Barr and Dave Maresh. (c)AJE

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Novelist and Journalist, Afshin Rattansi talks to Kamahl Santamaria of Al Jazeera English about how US policy on sanction against Iran helps hardliners and why the British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown should shut up in Copenhagen. Iran test-fires advanced Sejjil-2 missile Tehran Times Political Desk TEHRAN The Iranian Defense Ministry has announced that the upgraded version of the medium-range Sejjil-2 missile was test-fired successfully on Wednesday. The missile is capable of traveling 2000 kilometers. Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi said the major advantage of the upgraded Sejjil over the previous version is that it cannot be brought down by anti-missile systems. The weapon is a two-stage missile powered by solid fuel which enters the atmosphere quickly and strikes the target at a high speed. These features along with the anti-radar shields make the missile almost undetectable. High precision is another notable feature of the missile, Vahidi explained. The defense minister called the missile test a link in the chain of Irans defense strategy, saying the test was in line with the Islamic Republics policy of enhancing the nations defense capabilities. He went on to say that the Islamic Republics missile program is only defense-oriented and is not a threat to regional peace and stability. Vahidi also highlighted the significant role the new missile will play in improving the tactical flexibility of Iranian military forces. The missile and its launch pad have been designed <b>...</b>

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With just three weeks left before voters go to the polls, Israel's centre-left government is getting high marks from the country's public for its pounding offensive in Gaza. But Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and her ruling centrist Kadima Party may fall victim to the military's success. After the war on Gaza it is clear that the upcoming elections will be about security not about peace. Syria no longer wants to talk; the Palestinians are in a very delicate situation, with a weakened Palestinian Authority and increasingly unpopular president. We ask: How has the war on Gaza affected the domestic political stage? Who has won most of it and who can capitalise on its aftermath? What is the future of the Arabs of Israel? Joining presenter Kamahl Santamaria on Inside Story are guests Uri Avnery, a writer and former member of the Knesset; Gerald Steinberg, the chair of political studies and director of the conflict resolution programme at Bar Ilan University; and Jamal Zahalka, a member of the Knesset and the chairman of the Balad Bloc in the Knesset.

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A new International Labour Organisation (ILO) report paints a miserable picture of the global jobs market, and blames government cutbacks for the big slow-down. Will the situation improve? Guests: Raymond Torres, Raoul Ruparel, Sony Kapoor.

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How will the election of a new leader in Hong Kong affect its financial freedom?

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How will Zimbabwe's new empowerment laws affect the country's economy? Plus, Putin's inner circle and Latvia's comeback.

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Many are concerned about security as international forces look to a 2014 drawdown in Afghanistan. But few have given thought to an aid drawdown, which could potentially lead to an economic collapse.

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Can there be profit without politics for the biggest investor in the two uncomfortably interdependent countries?

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With more states of emergency being declared at nuclear facilities in Japan, nuclear scientist Imad Khadduri says the risk of damage from meltdown is less than in disasters such as Chernobyl and Three Mile Island. He talks to Al Jazeera's Kamahl Santamaria and outlines the likely outcomes.

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As oil companies started drilling in the autonomous Somali region, will it turn rags into riches? Plus, Kabul's real estate market; the World Bank growth forecast; and Mumbai's Dharavi slum.

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As advancements in DNA sequencing technology lead to personalised treatments, we examine the cost of the war on cancer.

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With a world-wide financial crisis, towering government debt and the public outrage of the 99 per cent it is suggested that the free market is not free enough. . Is capitalism in fact bankrupt? Guests: Mark Weisbrot, Bryan Caplan, Loretta Napoleoni

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On this week's Counting the Cost: As China snaps at the heels of the US, we meet the economist who says that the US is bankrupt; former powerhouses stand bare, leaving more than a million unemployed - we ask how many knocks Africa's second-biggest economy can take; and the airline that could be grounded as pilots quit for better work elsewhere.

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As China's economic boom is built on exports, where will the country turn when that starts to falter? Plus, Jeffrey Sachs speaks about the World Bank leadership, US economic recovery and China's global role.

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We look at the world's biggest listed commodities trader and its controversial start to public life.

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As Facebook goes public, we look at the challenges facing the social media giant and its users. Plus, East meets West - Angela Merkel's hard sell on her trip to China as she looks for some euro-saving cash.

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As China tries to buy up more Euro debt, who owns China's debt and how can the country balance its books?

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Turkey - it has been bailed out more than a dozen times by the IMF but it is now the second-fastest growing G20 economy. As the country votes in a general election we find out how it managed the turnaround. Also, the bill for tackling AIDS - it is high and getting higher. But how are rising food and fuel prices affecting the fight? And the $25bn video games market - we will look at the battle of the brands as Nintendo tries to gain the upper hand.

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Who owns the world's busiest shipping lane and what lies below the surface that is causing growing tensions? Plus, the crisis at the heart of FIFA and the clash between business and environment in Indonesia.

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The Israeli army on Wednesday defended its conduct during the military offensive against Hamas in Gaza, rejecting claims it had violated international law. Inside story asks: How credible is the probe? And who will this internal investigation satisfy?

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In this environment special, we examine Peru's new gold rush and ask if Asia can balance growth and emissions.

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