Erstellt am: 2. 6. 2014 - 14:31 Uhr

FIFA fiasco - is Blatter to blame?

Reality Check: FIFA corruption, Toilets for People, USA cutting carbon emissions, Taliban prisoner release, Connecting People

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People don't believe in Blatter's reforms

Qatar and the World Cup

Jens Anderson of the Danish Institute for Sport Studies gives his analysis of calls for Qatar to be stripped of the World Cup following allegations of corruption.

Into the Blue

As a part of our focus on water, Riem Higazi finds out about the revolutionary work of "Toilets for People"

USA to cut back on coal

The US is planning to reduce pollution from coal burning power plants by 30% by 2030. Volker Krey from IIASA explains the significance of the proposal.

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US soldier Bowe Bergdahl has been released after being held for 5 years by the Taliban

Taliban prisoner release

Shashank Joshi responds to the political storm blowing up over the release of 5 detainees from Guantanamo in return for an American soldier being held by the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Connecting People

Klaus Hofstätter of „Connecting People“ describes their initiative to bring together under-age, unaccompanied asylum seekers with a “Patin” or “Pate”, to provide emotional and social support as the young people find their way in daily life in Austria.

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