Many young Moroccans are drawn to Europe in search of a better life. In their homeland, unemployment rates are very high. But while some live in dire poverty, others are benefitting from economic development. Morocco has many facets which result in huge clashes between modern and traditional lifestyles. Listen to this special edition of World in Progress to better understand the complex country.
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Folge vom 22.06.2016World in Progress: Special edition Morocco
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Folge vom 16.06.2016World in Progress: Focus on WaterTOPICS: Farmers are desperately waiting for the monsoon after severe drought in India - Kuna people in Panama face rising sea levels - Residents criticize slow cleanup of toxic contamination on Brazil's Doce river
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Folge vom 08.06.2016World in Progress: Shaping identitiesThis week, we take a look at minorities and different cultures within societies. In Turkey, Armenians are worried after church property has been seized by the state. Basque people are concerned to lose a sport that's part of their identity. And we'll hear about the boon and bane of slang in Kenya.
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Folge vom 08.06.2016World in Progress: Turkey's seizure of churches worries ArmeniansTurkey's Armenian minority was all but wiped out from 1915 in what many today - including Germany's Bundestag - call genocide by then Ottoman Turkey. The recent restoration and reopening of one of the largest Armenian churches in Diyarbakir was widely seen as a sign of hope for the remaining community. But many are now worried because the Turkish state has seized church property.