A 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck along the southeast border of Iran on Tuesday. The latest Gang of Eight immigration bill's effect on family reunification. Tony Sarabia introduces us to Indian sarangi player Lakha Khan.
After the Boston Marathon attack, impressions from the Muslim world. A look at the Syrian opposition and its apparent ties with al-Qaeda. Worldview examines United States' growing population of refugees from the Congo.
Worldview unpacks the latest developments with North Korea. Venezuela chooses its first post-Chavez leader. A young Ugandan woman's story of using chess to rise from poverty. The IMF's changing attitude towards capital controls. WBEZ's Alison Cuddy fills in for Jerome McDonnell.
A new book discusses a disturbing trend in democratic countries around the world. The Latino Film Festival kicks off in Chicago. Worldview takeson social media trends worldwide. Plus, we'll find out where hear some Latino poetry this weekend.
Colombia sees a surge of protests in support of talks to end a decades-long insurgency. Worldview examines the U.S.'s role in the international sperm trade. A German activist discusses her work in Zambia.
Coming off a successful 2013 Global Activism Expo, we visit with one of this year’s attendees. Elke Kroeger-Radcliffe, founder and director of Tikondane, a “community uplift organization” based in Katete, Zambia, tells us about her latest projects and the people involved with her work.
The former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea discusses tensions in the region. Worldview examines the U.S. State Department's Global Youth Program. A National Park Service historian on America's World Heritage sites.
