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The big questions about what's happening in the world. Presented by John Simpson.

Bringing together the BBC's on-air editors, each a specialist in their field, to answer some of the big questions about what's happening in the world. Presented by John Simpson.

A new, monthly programme which brings together the BBC's on-air editors, each a specialist in their field, to answer some of the big questions about what's happening in the world. Presented on location by World Affairs Editor John Simpson.

The Editors: 05/10/2013 GMT

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05/10/2013 GMT

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Topics include: Has Syria fundamentally changed the world order?

The BBC's on-air editors answer more challenging questions. Has Syria fundamentally changed the world order? And as Scotland debates independence, has 'being British' had its day?

The BBC's on-air editors tackle more questions challenging the world. In this programme: Has Syria fundamentally changed the world order? As Scotland debates independence, has 'being British' had its day? After Fukushima, can we ever trust nuclear power? And is art the big winner of Brazil's economic good times? Presented from Beirut, Lebanon by BBC world affairs editor John Simpson.

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