Cyprus becomes the latest center of controversy in the Eurozone crisis. Kenya's election results face challenges. Syrian refugees make problems for Lebanon.
Romanian filmmaker Cristian Mungiu on his film "Beyond the Hills". Ireland Network Chicago Founder talks Irish culture.Teachers and journalists in Spain conduct "Wastefulness Tours." Worldview helps plan your international weekend.
The new Pope's past life in Argentina follows him to the Vatican. We find out why people risk it all with global viral videos and a Chicago gynecologist does surgery for the world's needy.
Chicagoan Dr. Nicole Williams has traveled to many countries including the Dominican Republic and Cambodia, doing necessary gyne surgery (prolapse of uterus, family planning) for patients who otherwise would not be able to afford it. She’ll tell us about her the work.
A look at the cost of higher education in Canada. Congolese women basketball players make it to the U.S. And a unique band mixes the sounds of Europe and Africa. Alison Cuddy hosts.
Tuesday marks the beginning of the conclave of cardinals to select the next pope. John Schmidt joins Worldview to mark an important anniversary. Leaders from the Coptic and Orthodox communities discuss how they pick their leadership. WBEZ's Alison Cuddy sits in for Jerome McDonnell.
Author Kathryn Bolkovak talks about being a whistleblower about sex trafficking among U.N. police. Arctic ice has melted, and that might make shipping easier. Author Cecile Pindeda looks at the consequences from the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
