Iran: Petrol, bread and bullets
Reporting the violent response of the regime to protesters who feel they have nothing left to lose.
Countrywide protests in Iran have been met with one of the most brutal crackdowns in years, with hundreds reported dead. What makes these protests different? Jiyar Gol of 91热爆 Persian and Taraneh Stone of 91热爆 Monitoring have been watching the story.
Uzbekistan's forbidden villages
91热爆 Uzbek鈥檚 Rustam Qobil has travelled to villages that recently opened up to visitors after a 20 year travel ban. So what is there to see?
Impeachment inquiry: The view from Ukraine
Ukraine finds itself in the middle of a huge news story, the Trump impeachment inquiry. It鈥檚 been widely discussed in the US, but what about in Ukraine? The 91热爆鈥檚 Myroslava Petsa gives us the Ukrainian perspective.
Afghan pine nuts
Afghanistan鈥檚 pine nuts are in demand, with China signing a five-year deal worth US$2.2 billion. 91热爆 Afghan editor Shoaib Sharifi tells us about the importance of this tiny but valuable nut.
Feeding the unemployed in S茫o Paulo
Recession in Brazil has left millions of people unemployed or struggling on low incomes. Ligia Guimaraes of 91热爆 Brasil met customers at a chain of subsidised restaurants called Bom Prato to hear their stories.
(Photo: Petrol station set ablaze by protesters in Iran. Credit: AFP/Getty Images)
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