60 http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/insidestory en-us Al Jazeera | Copyright 2013 iTunes feed for Inside Story Al Jazeera English Dissecting the day's top story - a frank assessment of the latest developments. Al Jazeera English podcasts@aljazeera.net no Al Jazeera English After a British soldier was hacked to death in the capital London, we analyse the repercussions of this act: Steve Park, Keith Vaz, Shiraz Maher and Baroness Sayeeda Warsi A British soldier has been singled out for what is said to be a revenge attack against the government's foreign policy.Witnesses said he was run down by a car, and then attacked and stabbed to death, in front of passers-by in the London suburb of Woolwich. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2405842867001_Web-InsDoha-1059-24.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2405667223001 Fri, 24 May 2013 13:31:57 +0300 1500 inside story,muslims,Baroness Sayeeda Warsi,al Jazeera,terrorism,Shiraz Maher,keith vaz,London,soldier,steve park,insidestory,aljazeera,Islamophobia <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/Kozd-UVvSk8" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/Kozd-UVvSk8/665003303001_2405842867001_Web-InsDoha-1059-24.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2405842867001_Web-InsDoha-1059-24.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2405667223001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2405842867001_Web-InsDoha-1059-24.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2405667223001 Al Jazeera English As two senior politicians are banned from running in the presidential race, we ask if the outcome is now predictable. Inside Story discusses with guests; Sadegh Zibakalam, Ghanbar Naderi and Kelly Golnoush Niknejad. In the presidential vote set to be held on June 14, only eight of the 686 people who registered as candidates were cleared to stand. The decision, though not entirely unexpected, is a setback for reformists in Iran. The next Iranian president will now almost certainly be a conservative, loyal to the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2403180662001_Web-InsDoha-802-23.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2402706448001 Thu, 23 May 2013 15:19:58 +0300 1480 inside story,Ghanbar Naderi,al Jazeera,alajzeera,you tube,iran,Sadegh Zibakalam,youtube,insidestory,Kelly Golnoush Niknejad,Iranian,election,elections <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/6NBxE0hauDU" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/6NBxE0hauDU/665003303001_2403180662001_Web-InsDoha-802-23.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2403180662001_Web-InsDoha-802-23.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2402706448001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2403180662001_Web-InsDoha-802-23.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2402706448001 Al Jazeera English As HIV remains the world's leading infectious cause of death, how successful is the global fight against the disease? Inside Story discusses with guests: Helen Rees and James Kublin Thirty years after identifying the virus that causes AIDS, the fight for a cure goes on. HIV remains the world's leading infectious killer. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2400508026001_WEB-INS-HIV-21.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2400262097001 Wed, 22 May 2013 10:13:09 +0300 1500 youtube,insidestory,aljazeera,Helen Rees,you tube,inside story,HIV,vaccines,solutions,al Jazeera,James Kublin <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/xUe-HOf-FCg" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/xUe-HOf-FCg/665003303001_2400508026001_WEB-INS-HIV-21.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2400508026001_WEB-INS-HIV-21.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2400262097001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2400508026001_WEB-INS-HIV-21.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2400262097001 Al Jazeera English What does India's growing influence in Afghanistan mean for this volatile region? What does India's growing influence in Afghanistan mean for this volatile region? Inside Story, with presenter Laura Kyle, discusses with guests : Haseeb Humayoon, a member of the Central Council of Afghanistan; general Ashok Mehta, a retired general in the Indian army; and Zahid Hussain, a journalist and author of the book: "The Scorpion's Tail: The renlentless rise of Islamic militants in Pakistan". http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2397870255001_Web-INSDoha-832-21.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2397194886001 Tue, 21 May 2013 12:05:10 +0300 1500 Haseeb Humayoon,Zahid Hussain,afghanistan,india,Central Council of Afghanistan,Hamid Karzai,aljazeera,India Afghanistan Policy Group,Ashok Mehta,insidestory,laura kyle,inside story,youtube <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/tItNhVHjjB4" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/tItNhVHjjB4/665003303001_2397870255001_Web-INSDoha-832-21.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2397870255001_Web-INSDoha-832-21.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2397194886001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2397870255001_Web-INSDoha-832-21.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2397194886001 Al Jazeera English There are signs of improving relations, but can the world's two most populous nations resolve their differences? Inside Story discusses with guests Mohan Guruswamy, Andrew Leung, and Roderic Wye China's Premier arrives in India for his first foreign trip since taking office. It is a sign of improving relations, after decades of disagreements. Together, they account for more than a third of the world's population, and India and China are looking at ways to work together, to boost economic ties and trust. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2395126733001_WEB-INSD-0805-20.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2394825774001 Mon, 20 May 2013 11:28:54 +0300 1500 andrew leung,China,trade,Mohan Guruswamy,aljazeera,youtube,Roderic Wye,Lee Qway Shang,you tube,asia,economic ties,jane dutton,inside story,india,al Jazeera,insidestory <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/9hsMscpLomU" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/9hsMscpLomU/665003303001_2395126733001_WEB-INSD-0805-20.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2395126733001_WEB-INSD-0805-20.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2394825774001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2395126733001_WEB-INSD-0805-20.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2394825774001 Al Jazeera English Will a new scientific achievement to produce human stem cells eventually lead to human cloning? Inside Story discusses with guests; Lyle Armstrong, Josephine Quintavalle, David King A major step forward in science can now produce human stem cells by cloning. Some say it advances the search for medical treatments, others call for new laws to prevent cloning for ethical reasons. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2388591170001_Web-INSD-1153-17.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2388385232001 Fri, 17 May 2013 16:23:53 +0300 1500 Lyle Armstrong,josephine quintavalle,cloning,David King,insidestory,you tube,inside story,ghida fakhry,aljazeera,dolly the sheep,youtube,al Jazeera <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/Ri-S1cwfYaI" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/Ri-S1cwfYaI/665003303001_2388591170001_Web-INSD-1153-17.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2388591170001_Web-INSD-1153-17.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2388385232001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2388591170001_Web-INSD-1153-17.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2388385232001 Al Jazeera English A fragile political system, an ailing economy and a burdening EU membership weighs heavy on Bulgarian shoulders. A fragile political system, an ailing economy and a burdening EU membership weighs heavy on Bulgarian shoulders. Inside Story, with presenter Shakuntala Santhiran, discusses Bulgaria's quest for political stability and economic prosperity with guests: Ivan Bedrov, a political analyst and journalist; Dimitar Bechev, a senior policy fellow and head of the European Council on Foreign Relations. He is the author of "The Historical Dictionary of the Republic of Macedonia" ; and Vladimir Karolev, a Bulgarian economist and investment advisor for the Balkan Advisory Company. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2380133349001_WEB-INSD-BLG-2200-13.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2380064300001 Tue, 14 May 2013 12:22:55 +0300 1500 inside story,Balkan Advisory Company,Dimitar Bechev,aljazeera,sofia,insidestory,prosperity Ivan Bedrov,youtube,Vladimir Karolev,bulgaria,European Council on Foreign Relations,europenews,Shakuntala Santhiran,Economic,EU <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/SPQs5-IUrsY" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/SPQs5-IUrsY/665003303001_2380133349001_WEB-INSD-BLG-2200-13.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2380133349001_WEB-INSD-BLG-2200-13.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2380064300001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2380133349001_WEB-INSD-BLG-2200-13.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2380064300001 Al Jazeera English The former prime minister has made a triumphant election comeback, but can he lead Pakistan away from its troubled past? He was deposed in a military coup, sent to jail and forced into exile. But now, former Pakistani leader Nawaz Sharif has made a triumphant election comeback. But can Nawaz Sharif lead the country away from its troubled past? And what does the future hold for Pakistan? To discuss this, Inside Story, with presenter David Foster, is joined by guests: Mosharraf Zaidi, diplomat and adviser to the last Pakistani government; Rasul Baksh Rais, author of the book: State, Society and Democratic Change in Pakistan; and Talat Masood, a retired Pakistani army general. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2378467763001_WEB-INS-V2-13.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2377582144001 Mon, 13 May 2013 17:04:21 +0300 1500 elections,taliban,insidestory,al Jazeera,inside story,pakistan,youtube,nawaz sharif,Imran Khan,aljazeera <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/1kF8qJh9Wl8" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/1kF8qJh9Wl8/665003303001_2378467763001_WEB-INS-V2-13.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2378467763001_WEB-INS-V2-13.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2377582144001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2378467763001_WEB-INS-V2-13.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2377582144001 Al Jazeera English While the African continent has made great strides economically in the last decade can it sustain its gains & growth? While the African continent has made great strides economically in the last decade can it sustain its gains & growth? Inside Story, with presenter Hazem Sika, discusses with guests: Oladiran Bello, the head of governance of Africa's Resources Programme at South Africa's Institute of International Studies; Aly Khan Satchu, an economist and CEO at Rich Management; and Gibril Faal, chairman of the African Foundation for Development. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2373231519001_WEB-INS-1035-11.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2373095913001 Sat, 11 May 2013 13:19:28 +0300 1500 Gibril Faal,Oladiran Bello,insidestory,South Africa,African Foundation for Development,Hazem Sika,nigeria,Institute of International Studies,Rich Management,aly khan satchu,Jacob Zuma,kenya,Africa's Resources Programme,inside story,youtube,aljazeera <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/EkNtUxBP6ok" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/EkNtUxBP6ok/665003303001_2373231519001_WEB-INS-1035-11.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2373231519001_WEB-INS-1035-11.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2373095913001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2373231519001_WEB-INS-1035-11.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2373095913001 Al Jazeera English As celebrated physicist Stephen Hawking joined the BDS movement against Israel, we examine the impact of this movement. Stephen Hawking has become the latest high-profile figure to support an academic boycott of Israel. The world-renowned physicist has pulled out of a conference hosted by Israeli President Shimon Peres. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2370133552001_Web-InsDoha-1026-10.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2370081634001 Fri, 10 May 2013 14:09:29 +0300 1500 stephen hawking,al Jazeera,Ben White,Larry Greenfield,Sami Hermez,youtube,aljazeera,bds,inside story,insidestory,Israel,Boycott,palestine,you tube <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/lqWor8TF8Xs" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/lqWor8TF8Xs/665003303001_2370133552001_Web-InsDoha-1026-10.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2370133552001_Web-InsDoha-1026-10.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2370081634001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2370133552001_Web-InsDoha-1026-10.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2370081634001 Al Jazeera English As Kurdish fighters withdraw from Turkey, we discuss what impact it will have on domestic and regional stability. After nearly 30 years of fighting and more than 40,000 people killed - Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) fighters begin their withrawal from Turkey to northern Iraq. It is part of the group's recent peace agreement with the Turkish government, so one of the world's longest conflicts may finally be coming to an end. It has taken months of secret negotiations but PKK fighters have begun their withdrawal from Turkey. They are pulling out from the Kurdish heartland in southeastern Turkey and making their way across the border to northern Iraq. This withdrawal is the culmination of a long struggle for PKK. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2367287115001_WEB-INSD-PKK-1051-09.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2367129874001 Thu, 09 May 2013 15:45:39 +0300 1487 al Jazeera,PKK,turks,turkey,youtube,Kurdistan,Kurdish Workers' Party,southeastern Turkey,abdullah ocalan,insidestory,kurds,Iraq,aljazeera <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/itUQ6lifHgQ" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/itUQ6lifHgQ/665003303001_2367287115001_WEB-INSD-PKK-1051-09.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2367287115001_WEB-INSD-PKK-1051-09.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2367129874001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2367287115001_WEB-INSD-PKK-1051-09.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2367129874001 Al Jazeera English As growing discontent is cutting across social, political and religious divides, we ask what lies ahead for the country. Inside Story discusses with guests: Mahidur Rahman,H.T. Imam, and Ajmal Masroor. n the middle of a battle for the very identity of Bangladesh, growing unrest cuts across political, social and religious divides. Security forces are accused of mass killings, as opposition allies turn against the government. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2364398291001_WEB-INSD-BAN-0940-08.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2364221260001 Wed, 08 May 2013 12:57:31 +0300 1500 al Jazeera,youtube,aljazeera,Ajmal Masroor,ghida fakhry,bangladesh,inside story,political unrest,you tube,Hifazat-e-Islam,Mahidur Rahman,H-T Imam,insidestory <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/5GaK51d9FM8" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/5GaK51d9FM8/665003303001_2364398291001_WEB-INSD-BAN-0940-08.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2364398291001_WEB-INSD-BAN-0940-08.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2364221260001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2364398291001_WEB-INSD-BAN-0940-08.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2364221260001 Al Jazeera English We discuss some of the irregularities being alleged as ruling coalition takes power for a record 13 times. We discuss some of the irregularities being alleged as ruling coalition takes power for a record 13 times. Inside Story with Jane Dutton are guests: Nurul Izzah Anwar, a member of parliament for the opposition People Justice Party and the daughter of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim; Azman Ujang, former editor-in-chief of the government-sponsored Bernama news agency; and Bridget Welsh, a professor of political science from Singapore Management University and author of numerous publications on Malaysian politics. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2361500917001_WEB-INSD-0914-07.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2361338719001 Tue, 07 May 2013 12:33:15 +0300 1500 elections,insidestory,Najib Razak,youtube,Ballot,inside story,jane dutton,Nurul Izzah Anwar,malaysia,Bridget Welsh,aljazeera,People Justice Party,Azman Ujang,Bernama,anwar ibrahim,vote,Singapore Management University <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/n5QcgELIvKQ" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/n5QcgELIvKQ/665003303001_2361500917001_WEB-INSD-0914-07.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2361500917001_WEB-INSD-0914-07.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2361338719001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2361500917001_WEB-INSD-0914-07.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2361338719001 Al Jazeera English We look at the political and military impact Israel's attacks in Damascus could spark in the region. We look at the political and military impact Israel's attacks in Damascus could spark in the region. Inside Story with Jane Dutton speaks to guests: Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi, a fellow at the Middle East Forum; Salah Mubarak, a member of the Syrian National Conci; Richard Weitz, the director of the Center for Political-Military Analysis at the Hudson Institute; and Gregg Roman, the director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Pittsburgh, and a former political adviser to the Knesset, Israel's parliament. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2356345468001_WEB-INSD-ISRAEL-6.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2356168882001 Mon, 06 May 2013 11:55:10 +0300 1500 Middle East Forum,aljazeera,Israel,Benjamin Netanyahu,Richard Weitz,Gregg Roman,Tel Aviv,bashar al-assad,youtube,insidestory,Hudson Institute,Syrian National Concil,Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi,Jewish Community Relations Council of Pittsburgh,knesset,jane dutton,Salah Mubarak,inside story <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/63SwiCR_e_Y" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/63SwiCR_e_Y/665003303001_2356345468001_WEB-INSD-ISRAEL-6.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2356345468001_WEB-INSD-ISRAEL-6.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2356168882001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2356345468001_WEB-INSD-ISRAEL-6.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2356168882001 Al Jazeera English Will new trade policies encourage world's second-largest manufacturer of clothing to improve conditions for its workers? As funerals for the more than 400 garment workers killed in a building collapse last week continue, the European Union has threatened Bangladesh's garment industry with trade sanctions to encourage improvements in safety for the 3.6m people employed in the still growing industry. Worth an annual $20b, Bangladesh's garment industry is the world's second-largest clothing exporter after China. But 80 percent of the more than three million people employed as garment workers are women working six days a week for up to 12 hours per day. In some cases, children have been known to be employed by the companies that provide the global supply of cheaply-made clothes. Many of the factories pay as little as $38 per month. Recent events have brought the dangers inherent in the working conditions in the 4,000 factories across the country - where overcrowding and locked fire doors are common sites - to the fore. In November, a factory fire on the outskirts of the Bangaldeshi capital, Dhaka, killed scores of garment workers. The 112 people who died in the nine-storey factory operated by Tazreen Fashions represented the country's worst factory fire. A building collapse near Dhaka killed more than 400 last week. In the days following the collapse, it was revealed that factory bosses forced 3,000 workers to continue working despite police orders to evacuate the building because of cracks found in the structure the day before the collapse. Thousands of Bangladeshi workers demonstrated in May Day rallies to demand the death penalty for the owner of the factory, who is under arrest. Now, the European Union, the country's largest export market, is considering a review of its trade policies with Dhaka to encourage improvements in safety. "The EU is presently considering appropriate action, including through the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) - through which Bangladesh currently receives duty-free and quota-free access to the EU market under the 'Everything But Arms' scheme - in order to incentivise responsible management of supply chains involving developing countries," read a statement issued by the office of Catherine Ashton, the EU foreign affairs chief. Exports to the EU bring in more than $11.4bn annually, but are the threat of sanctions enough to make the garment industry change its ways? Will customers of outlets like Mango and Wal-Mart, both known to utilise Bangaldeshi factories for their wares, accept potential price increases if multinationals have to look elsewhere for manufacturing? Joining Mike Hanna on this Inside Story, to discuss the possibilities for reform of a $20b industry are : Dipu Moni, minister of foreign affairs; Ben Vanpeperstraete, international policy officer for Clean Clothes Campaign; and Shafiul Islam Mohiuddin, Bangladesh garment manufacturers and exporters assocation president. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2348737168001_WEB-INS-1225-03.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2348538061001 Fri, 03 May 2013 15:09:35 +0300 1500 mike hanna,aljazeera,bangladesh,insidestory,al Jazeera,inside story,youtube,garment industry <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/NZOsHQGOnrA" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/NZOsHQGOnrA/665003303001_2348737168001_WEB-INS-1225-03.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2348737168001_WEB-INS-1225-03.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2348538061001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2348737168001_WEB-INS-1225-03.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2348538061001 Al Jazeera English Are indigenous racial sensitivities treated differently from other ethnic groups in the US? Since 1939, indigineous groups in the United States have protested the name of Washington's National Football League team, the Redskins, saying it is offensive to native groups. Although there are scores of sports teams across the US using indigenous names and mascots, the term "redskin" - coupled with the team's prominence - is considered particularly offensive to Native Americans. For years, the team's owners have firmly refused any possibility of a name change, and current Redskins owner Dan Snyder, is no different. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2348737181001_WEB-INSUS-1010-03.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2348538062001 Fri, 03 May 2013 15:05:44 +0300 1502 Braves,aljazeera,insidestory,inside story,Atlanta,washington redskins,Kimberly Halkett,redskins,Atlanta Braves,al Jazeera,youtube,Washington <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/j8MOk5UzCG8" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/j8MOk5UzCG8/665003303001_2348737181001_WEB-INSUS-1010-03.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2348737181001_WEB-INSUS-1010-03.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2348538062001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2348737181001_WEB-INSUS-1010-03.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2348538062001 Al Jazeera English As hunger strike by 100 detainees reaches its third month, the US president returns to calls for prison's closure. The closure of the Guantanamo Bay detention centre was a top priority for Barack Obama during his first term as the US president, but since he began his second term, Obama has barely spoken of Guantanamo. The prison in Cuba was also left largely out of the public discourse in the United States. But a now three-month-long hunger strike by more than 100 detainees has changed that. As the strike by detainees protesting their indefinite detention continues, the Pentagon has cleared the force feeding of 20 detainees, a move supported by Obama. But the American Medical Association, the largest association of US physicians, has sent a letter to Chuck Hagel, US secretary of defense, protesting against the force feedings, saying they violate medical ethics. "We urge you to ensure that this matter receives prompt and thorough attention to address any situation in which a physician may be asked to violate the ethical standards of his or her profession," read the AMA letter. But one Pentagon spokesman told Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald reporter, that it is "un-American" to let a detainee starve and that it "violates the very code of civilised peoples everywhere". So, has the strike finally tipped the scales so that it is finally time for justice to be done? Inside Story Americas, with presenter Shihab Rattansi, discusses with guests Vincent Iacopino, senior medical advisor for Physicians for Human Rights; John Knefel, independent journalist and Vincent Warren, Center for Constitutional Rights executive director. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2345206589001_WEB-INSUS-920-2.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2345091419001 Thu, 02 May 2013 13:00:58 +0300 1500 insidestory,inside story,guantanamo bay,Cuba,youtube,aljazeera,john knefel,shihab rattansi,al Jazeera,Guantanamo,Vincent Iacopino,Vincent Warren <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/tfXh9hp1KrY" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/tfXh9hp1KrY/665003303001_2345206589001_WEB-INSUS-920-2.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2345206589001_WEB-INSUS-920-2.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2345091419001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2345206589001_WEB-INSUS-920-2.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2345091419001 Al Jazeera English With Syrian opposition angered at Lebanese group's support for the regime, what does it mean for regional security? Saying it has "real friends in the region", Hassan Nasrallah, secretary general of the Lebanese-Shia group Hezbollah, has promised not to let the government of neighbouring Syria fall. Nasrallah's televised address on Wednesday angered the Syrian opposition who have accused his group of supplying assistance to the forces of Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president. In his speech, which came after two bomb attacks in the Syrian capital, Nasrallah called the armed opposition too weak to succeed in its two-year-long fight against Assad. In an already volatile region, what does the admission of Hezbollah - Lebanon's most powerful political and military organisation - assistance to Assad's forces mean for the neighbouring nations? As the conflict in Syria rages past its second year, how important is Hezbollah's involvement? Joining Stephen Cole on this Inside Story, to discuss the report are guests: Kamel Waznee, founder and director of the Centre for American Strategic Studies in Beirut; Louay Safee, from the political office of the Syrian National Coalition; and Nicholas Noe, Mid-EastWire.com founder. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2345129976001_WEB-INS-920-02.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2345117902001 Thu, 02 May 2013 12:17:38 +0300 1500 inside story,youtube,aljazeera,Nicholas Noe,bashar al-assad,al Jazeera,insidestory,Hassan Nasrallah,stephen cole,hezbollah,syria,Kamel Waznee,Louay Safee <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/odbnNUQdbVc" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/odbnNUQdbVc/665003303001_2345129976001_WEB-INS-920-02.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2345129976001_WEB-INS-920-02.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2345117902001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2345129976001_WEB-INS-920-02.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2345117902001 Al Jazeera English We look at the human disaster unfolding as European & American economic reforms wreck havoc with societies. We look at the human disaster unfolding as European & American economic reforms wreck havoc with societies. Joining Ghida Fakhry to discuss this Inside Story is David Stuckler, co-author of the research and book, ‘The Body Economic: Why Austerity Kills’, Aris Sissouras, from the Institute of Social Policy in Greece, and George Kratsas, an economist and specialist on EU regulations. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2342322964001_WEB-INSD-0926-01.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2342148215001 Wed, 01 May 2013 12:15:16 +0300 1500 suicide,David Stuckler,george kratsas,The Body Economic: Why Austerity Kills’,ghida fakhry,inside story,youtube,greece,aljazeera,Aris Sissouras,insidestory,Institute of Social Policy <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/Sq3a1q4_hBU" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/Sq3a1q4_hBU/665003303001_2342322964001_WEB-INSD-0926-01.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2342322964001_WEB-INSD-0926-01.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2342148215001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2342322964001_WEB-INSD-0926-01.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2342148215001 Al Jazeera English Mexican president set to meet with Obama amid reports that crime prevention policies aim to shut out Washington. Barack Obama, the US president, and Enrique Pena Nieto, his Mexican counterpart, are set to meet this week in the Mexican capital. The meeting between the two American leaders comes amid reports that Mexico City is shifting its security strategy, and shutting Washington out of its counternarcotics operations. In February, Pena Nieto unveiled a series of policy initiatives that would shift Mexico's strategy toward tackling drug cartel crime. In February he promised to invest billions of dollars in social programmes to address the root causes of crime. Througout the election campaign Pena Nieto emphasised violence reduction over the military crackdown favoured by Felipe Calderon, his predecessor, that has resulted in so many tens of thousands dead. Perhaps most worrying for the US is the curtailing of resource and intelligence sharing between the US and Mexican law enforcement officials. On Sunday, the Washington Post revealed just how integral the US and its security agencies have been in driving Calderon's War on drugs, which began in 2006. That seems to be changing, much to the relief of those who have long argued that the violence that has been unleased - more than 60,000 deaths in five years - is unsustainable. On Monday, the director of Human Rights Watch for the Americas wrote to President Obama criticising his administration for its complicity in human rights violations associated with the war on drugs. At a White House press conference on Tuesday, Obama said he does not yet know if bilateral relations will change. Inside Story Americas, with presenter Shihab Rattansi, discusses with guests Jose Miguel Vivanco, director of Human Rights Watch's America's division, who has just returned from a meeting at the White House, Jose Cardenas, former State Department official specialising in Latin American affairs and Sanho Tree fellow at the Institute for Policy studies and directs their drug policy project. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2342325380001_WEB-INSUS-926-01.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2342148213001 Wed, 01 May 2013 11:49:36 +0300 1500 jose miguel vivanco,shihab rattansi,war on drugs,Sanho Tree,Mexico,insidestory,Barack Obama,aljazeera,enrique pena nieto,youtube,jose cardenas,al Jazeera <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/ezWLFqfJI88" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/ezWLFqfJI88/665003303001_2342325380001_WEB-INSUS-926-01.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2342325380001_WEB-INSUS-926-01.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2342148213001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2342325380001_WEB-INSUS-926-01.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2342148213001 Al Jazeera English Can the Asian giants settle a decades old score to end hostilities from the Second World War? Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusses with guests: Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, Dimitry Babich and Tomohiko Taniguch. Can the Asian giants settle a decades old score to end hostilities from the Second World War? Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusses the chances of both Russia and Japan expanding their ties despite their ongoing territorial dispute with guests: Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, project director on North East Asia for the International Crisis Group and a specialist on Chinese foreign policy; Dimitry Babich, a political analyst who writes for Russia Profile Magazine; Tomohiko Taniguchi, cabinet secretariat at the prime minister's office. Taniguchi is currently traveling with the Japanese prime minister to Moscow. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2339262825001_WEB-INSD-JAP-0848-30.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2338807559001 Tue, 30 Apr 2013 11:09:51 +0300 1500 Russia Profile magazine,international crisis group,Russia,inside story,Tomohiko Taniguchi,Dimitry Babich,Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt,aljazeera,moscow,youtube,insidestory,ICG,jane dutton,Japan <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/aJ6ase_B6DA" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/aJ6ase_B6DA/665003303001_2339262825001_WEB-INSD-JAP-0848-30.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2339262825001_WEB-INSD-JAP-0848-30.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2338807559001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2339262825001_WEB-INSD-JAP-0848-30.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2338807559001 Al Jazeera English Can the UN keep the peace and pacify a resurgent rebellion as France's mission draws down? Can the UN keep the peace and pacify a resurgent rebellion as France's mission draws down? David Foster speaks to Mahamadou Djeri Maiga, from the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad; Francois Gere, founding president of the French Strategic Analysis Institute; and Lydie Boka, who heads up StrategiCo, which focuses on risk analysis in Africa. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2336270968001_WEB-INSD-MALI-29.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2335932285001 Mon, 29 Apr 2013 12:02:22 +0300 1500 Hubert Coulibaly,Lydie Boka,insidestory,youtube,francois gere,David Foster,inside story,paris,Mahamadou Djeri Maiga,french strategic analysis institute,National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad,mali,france,aljazeera <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/IM9eibgm2Xg" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/IM9eibgm2Xg/665003303001_2336270968001_WEB-INSD-MALI-29.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2336270968001_WEB-INSD-MALI-29.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2335932285001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2336270968001_WEB-INSD-MALI-29.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2335932285001 Al Jazeera English Will Musharraf's political ambitions grind to a halt over his complicity in Pakistan's first female PM's death? Will Musharraf's political ambitions grind to a halt over his complicity in Pakistan's first female PM's death? Inside Story with Mike Hanna discusses with Zahid Ebrahim, a lawyer and advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan; Makhdoom Babar, president and editor-in-chief of the English publication, The Daily Mail Pakistan; and Talat Masood, a former military general of the Pakistani Army. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2331507297001_WEB-INSDOH-2129-26.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2330810719001 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 12:47:20 +0300 1500 Talat Masood,Constitution,Benazir Bhutto,Supreme Court of Pakistan,pakistani army,mike hanna,Pervez Musharraf,Zahid Ebrahim,general,youtube,Makhdoom Babar,aljazeera,inside story,The Daily Mail Pakistan,insidestory <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/_EZ9irSJ0hY" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/_EZ9irSJ0hY/665003303001_2331507297001_WEB-INSDOH-2129-26.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2331507297001_WEB-INSDOH-2129-26.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2330810719001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2331507297001_WEB-INSDOH-2129-26.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2330810719001 Al Jazeera English Can funding keep pace with the will to vaccinate every child worldwide? Inside Story discusses with guests : Kate Elder and Adel Mahmoud. Global vaccination programmes are offering children a better start in life. It is universally recognised as one of the most successful and cost effective health programmes in the world. Immunising children against a range of diseases that can cause serious illness, disability or death. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that immunisation prevents up to three million deaths every year, but it says an estimated 22 million children worldwide are missing out on basic vaccines. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2328827335001_Web-InsDoha-1107-26.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2328693651001 Fri, 26 Apr 2013 12:55:28 +0300 1500 children,UNICEF,ADEL MAHMOUD,Funding,World Health Organisation,doctors without borders,al Jazeera,african countries,Kate Elder,you tube,vaccinations,youtube,inside story,aljazeera,insidestory <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/YlTWLC7yaKY" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/YlTWLC7yaKY/665003303001_2328827335001_Web-InsDoha-1107-26.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2328827335001_Web-InsDoha-1107-26.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2328693651001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2328827335001_Web-InsDoha-1107-26.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2328693651001 Al Jazeera English As violence increases across the country, we ask what impact it will have on the stability of the region. Inside Story discusess with guests Abdulmunaem Almula , Phyllis Bennis and Salah Hashimi. Government forces storm a protest camp, igniting a wave of violence across the country. It is raising fears of a return to sectarian fighting that left tens of thousands dead just a few years ago. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2325762974001_Web-InsDoha-751-25.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2325571016001 Thu, 25 Apr 2013 11:37:49 +0300 1500 Shias,Sunnis,United States,al Jazeera,aljazeera,inside story,youtube,mobilisations,Occupation,sadam husein,insidestory,sectarian violence,you tube,Iraq <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/aT3TYTpW0J4" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/aT3TYTpW0J4/665003303001_2325762974001_Web-InsDoha-751-25.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2325762974001_Web-InsDoha-751-25.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2325571016001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2325762974001_Web-InsDoha-751-25.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2325571016001 Al Jazeera English As Buddhist-Muslim tensions raises in Southeast Asia, we examine the causes and the consequences of the conflict. Inside Story discusses with guests: Maung Kyaw Nu, Alex Berzin, and Sam Zarifi. Ethnic unrest in Myanmar casts a wider spotlight on Buddhist-Muslim tensions in south-east Asia. The president of Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, is warning of a wider fall-out, which could fuel growing inter-faith unrest across the region. Security forces in Myanmar have been accused of a vicious campaign of ethnic cleansing against minority Muslims. But a report by Human Rights Watch has also raised concern about who was at the heart of much of the violence, and in many cases, it says Buddhist monks were either involved or even leading attacks against Muslim communities. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2323176989001_WEB-INS-DOH-0930-24.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2323015201001 Wed, 24 Apr 2013 12:36:28 +0300 1500 insidestory,Roghinya,religious groups,violence,al jazeera,buddhist,aljazeera,Alex Berzin,inside story,Muslim,youtube,Maung Kyaw Nu,South-east Asia,you tube,sam zarifi,malaysia <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/914cIjb-uPM" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/914cIjb-uPM/665003303001_2323176989001_WEB-INS-DOH-0930-24.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2323176989001_WEB-INS-DOH-0930-24.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2323015201001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2323176989001_WEB-INS-DOH-0930-24.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2323015201001 Al Jazeera English We discuss a Human Rights Watch report that alleges government involvement in the violence against minority Rohingya. We discuss a Human Rights Watch report that alleges government involvement in the violence against minority Rohingya.Inside Story's Ghida Fakhry is joined by guests: Maung Zarni, a visiting fellow at the London School of Economics, and founding member of the Free Burma Coalition; Alistair Cook, a visiting research fellow at the East Asian Institute of the National University of Singapore; and Mike Harris from the Index on Censorship, an international organisation that promotes and defends the right to freedom of expression. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2320103417001_WEB-INS-myanmar-23.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2319685264001 Tue, 23 Apr 2013 12:48:56 +0300 1500 singapore,european union,Free Burma Coalition,Alistair Cook,Rakhine,human rights watch,National University of Singapore,al Jazeera,Index on Censorship,East Asian Institute,ghida fakhry,inside story,myanmar,insidestory,Mike Harris,kuala lumpur,London school of economics,aljazeera,Maung Zarni,youtube,burma,Thein Sein <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/bd23zk4__nE" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/bd23zk4__nE/665003303001_2320103417001_WEB-INS-myanmar-23.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2320103417001_WEB-INS-myanmar-23.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2319685264001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2320103417001_WEB-INS-myanmar-23.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2319685264001 Al Jazeera English As dissenting voices are silenced in the Gulf, we examine if this is suppression of speech or the legitimate use of law. Inside Story discusses with guests : Fahad Shulemi, Sarah Leah Whitson, and Najeeb Al-nuaimi The voice of protest is growing ever stronger across Gulf states, as activists gain in confidence from the Arab uprising, but Gulf rulers are maintaining an equally strong response, in the name of national security and stability.Kuwaiti opposition leader Mossallam al-Barrak has been sentenced to five years in prison for insulting the country's Emir. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2317333351001_WEB-INSD-0822-22.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2316957264001 Mon, 22 Apr 2013 12:54:17 +0300 1500 Saudi Arabia,inside story,Qatar,you tube,oman,kuwait,al Jazeera,gulf region,freedom of expression,insidestory,aljazeera,youtube,Mossallam al-Barrak <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/V0pK2mNNw3s" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/V0pK2mNNw3s/665003303001_2317333351001_WEB-INSD-0822-22.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2317333351001_WEB-INSD-0822-22.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2316957264001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2317333351001_WEB-INSD-0822-22.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2316957264001 Al Jazeera English As elections are looming in Zimbabwe, we examine if the country is ready for the process. Inside Story discusses with guests: Obert Gutu, Bright Matonga, and Georgina Godwin Robert Mugabe has been addressing supporters in Harare, as Zimbabwe celebrates independence from Britain. It is something he has been doing now for more than three decades. And at 89 years old, it seems he has no plans to stop. Mugabe plans to contest elections scheduled for later this year. Addressing crowds at the national sports stadium in Harare, he urged Zimbabweans to vote peacefully, to confound what he called foreign critics.But there is both optimism and anger going into the presidential poll. A referendum on a new constitution was successfully carried out last month. A resounding 95 percent backed the new charter. It imposes a limit of two five year terms on the office of president. It strengthens human rights, and calls for impartiality in the police and the military. But many Zimbabweans say even now, they have yet to enjoy the fruits of indepenence. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2311342694001_Web-Ins-Mugabe-1059-19.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2311269746001 Fri, 19 Apr 2013 12:49:39 +0300 1500 al Jazeera,insidestory,you tube,elections,aljazeera,Mugabe,zimbabwe,youtube,inside story <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/Db-b8icKlx8" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/Db-b8icKlx8/665003303001_2311342694001_Web-Ins-Mugabe-1059-19.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2311342694001_Web-Ins-Mugabe-1059-19.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2311269746001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2311342694001_Web-Ins-Mugabe-1059-19.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2311269746001 Al Jazeera English As some political parties are targeted by the Pakistani Taliban, we examine the impact on the upcoming elections. Three of Pakistan's main political parties have been singled out as legitimate targets for attacks, throwing campaigning for parliamentary elections into a deadly chaos. The threat has come from Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) - the Pakistani Taliban. The parties concerned are considered secular, with no religious leanings. http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2308868329001_Web-INS-Pak-1007-18.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2308638971001 Thu, 18 Apr 2013 16:11:23 +0300 1500 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf,PTI,Benazir Bhutto,mqm,muttahida qaumi movement,pakistan peoples party,ANP,nawaz sharif,youtube,Asif Ali Zardari,Awami National Party,Imran Khan,ppp,insidestory,Human Rights Watch Pakistan,Ali Dayan Hasan,Shireen Mazari,Movement for Justice Party,al Jazeera,Hassan Abbas,pakistan <img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~4/f6wkMMGMdog" height="1" width="1"/>http://feeds.aljazeera.net/~r/podcasts/insidestoryAU/~3/f6wkMMGMdog/665003303001_2308868329001_Web-INS-Pak-1007-18.mp4http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2308868329001_Web-INS-Pak-1007-18.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2308638971001http://bc05.ajnm.me/665003303001/665003303001_2308868329001_Web-INS-Pak-1007-18.mp4?pubId=665003303001&videoId=2308638971001