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This Week on World Report

True Believers: Faith Over Fear for China’s Christian Underground; The Silverton Standard: A Newspaper Survival Story

February 21, 2012

China’s government is suspicious of a growing Christian community.  Authorities are cracking down on unofficial churches, sending the faithful underground. Then, The Silverton Standard became the country’s first non-profit newspaper, the brainchild of the paper’s reporter, editor, photographer and op-ed columnist, who all happen to be the same guy. In the digital age, how one mountain town newspaper thrives.

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Falklands Friction; Wounded Warriors: Veterans Farms

February 14, 2012

Thirty years after England and Argentina went to war over the Falkland Islands, they’re again making rival claims of sovereignty. England has deployed Prince William there to serve his first overseas military tour, a move the Argentine government calls a “provocation.” Could another real war be around the corner?

Then, with more than 250,000 Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans unable to find jobs, Veterans Farm in Florida offers a simple solution: make farmers out of soldiers.

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In Their Sights: The Kill-Capture Policy in Afghanistan; Post Offices: Rural, Rustic, Relics?

February 7, 2012

Under constant threat from Taliban and al Qaeda insurgents, coalition forces in Afghanistan are using a controversial shoot first, ask questions later policy.  Could this tactic endanger soon-to-start peace talks with the Taliban?

Then, World Report goes on a road trip with  post office aficionado Evan Kalish, who visits thousands of out-of-the-way post offices around the country.  Kalish is on a one-man mission to save every post office he can from closing, even if Congress has other ideas.

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Schedule

  • Sat, Feb 25th 11:00 AM

    HDNet World Report - True Believers: Faith Over Fear for China's Christian Underground; The Silverton Standard: A Newspaper Survival Story
    China's government is suspicious of a growing Christian community. Authorities are cracking down on unofficial churches, sending the faithful underground. Then, The Silverton Standard became the country's first non-profit newspaper, the brainchild of the paper's reporter, editor, photographer and op-ed columnist, who all happen to be the same guy. In the digital age, how one mountain town newspaper thrives.

  • Premiere Tue, Feb 28th 9:00 PM

    HDNet World Report - Maverick: Eat, Pray, Give
    India's caste system means privilege for some, poverty and hardship for most. One group is considered to be so low that it is forbidden to touch them. But one master chef, from India's highest caste, has broken the rules, and is feeding and housing people at the bottom of society, even bathing them with his own hands. Caring about people, not about class.

  • Wed, Feb 29th 12:00 AM

    HDNet World Report - Maverick: Eat, Pray, Give
    India's caste system means privilege for some, poverty and hardship for most. One group is considered to be so low that it is forbidden to touch them. But one master chef, from India's highest caste, has broken the rules, and is feeding and housing people at the bottom of society, even bathing them with his own hands. Caring about people, not about class.

  • Sat, Mar 3rd 11:00 AM

    HDNet World Report - Maverick: Eat, Pray, Give
    India's caste system means privilege for some, poverty and hardship for most. One group is considered to be so low that it is forbidden to touch them. But one master chef, from India's highest caste, has broken the rules, and is feeding and housing people at the bottom of society, even bathing them with his own hands. Caring about people, not about class.