PRI's The World offers a mix of news, features, interviews, and music from around the globe. Hosted by Lisa Mullins, it draws on a unique network of correspondents to report on international events in science, business, sports, art, culture, and music.
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PRI's The World - May 25, 2012
Today on the World: Egypt prepares for what may be a polarizing second round of voting in its presidential election. Also, thousands of refugees flee the violence in Mali and seek shelter in neighboring Burkina Faso. And the final installment in our series "Beyond Class" examines whether Britain can ever really leave its class divisions behind.
PRI's The World - May 24, 2012
Today on the World: Questions raised in Egypt about how fair and free the country's first post-revolution elections have been. Also, why Germany is cracking down the Hells Angels biker gang. Plus, our series "Beyond Class" examines how 60 years of communism haven't really improved the lot of farmers and workers in China.
PRI's The World - May 23, 2012
Today on the World: Egyptians begin casting votes in their country's first post-revolution presidential elections. Also, our series Beyond Class continues with a look at what India's caste system means to Indians living here in the US. Plus, a rise in anti-foreigner sentiment in China.
PRI's The World - May 22, 2012
Today on the World: The former Foreign Minister of Greece gives his take on his country's efforts to prevent defaulting on its Euro bailout. Also, our series "Beyond Class" continues to look at how the middle class sparked the revolutions in Egypt and Ukraine. Plus, why some Olympic torches have turned up for sale on eBay.
PRI's The World - May 21, 2012
Today on the World: We begin our series on social class: how it's shaped societies around the world, and how it's changing today. Also, Egypt's presidential election -- and how the Islamist candidates are presenting themselves. And finally, new, 'happy' music from South Africa's Hugh Masakela.
