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From Our Own Correspondent: Troubles in Paradise

13/03/2014

Troubles in Paradise

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The silent soldiers in Crimea; the world's most miserable country and other stories.

Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories from around the world, including the silent soldiers of Crimea, making Korea more relaxed, and Germany's mega-brothels.

Kate Adie introduces Correspondents' stories from around the world. Today Ukrainian journalist Andriy Kulykov wonders why silence is the order of the day with the armed men of Crimea. Peter Day is in industrious South Korea where they are trying to make the place more relaxed. Damien McGuinness visits a mega-brothel in Germany, where prostitution has been legal for over a decade, but he questions if much has really changed. We take a remarkably tourist-free ride down the Nile with Robin Denselow; it's good for him but not so good for Egypt. And Charlotte Ashton discovers why Singapore is at the bottom of the happy pile.

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