
BBC World News America As President Obama acknowledges the deadline for closing Guantanamo Bay has slipped, BBC World News America goes inside the camp for a unique report on daily life in the world’s most notorious detention facility.
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President Barack Obama has confirmed the US will miss the January 2010 deadline he set for closing the Guantanamo Bay prison camp.

BBC World News America President Obama tread very carefully in China this week about human rights and Tibet. But then would you pick a fight with your banker? Read Matt Frei's new Washington Diary.
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It should not come as a surprise that President Obama has been dancing delicately and deftly around the issues of Tibet and human rights while on his visit to China.

BBC World News America Ted Koppel and Matt Frei discuss the changing dynamics of U.S.-China relations.
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BBC World News America Ted Koppel joins Matt Frei to discuss the economic and political implications of President Obama’s visit to China on tonight’s program. What do you think his visit means for relations between China and the U.S.? Do you believe it’s inevitable that China will pass the U.S. as a global economic power? If so, how long will it take? If not, why?

BBC World News America Authorities have said that 15 people have been killed in a single day in one of the world's most dangerous cities, Juarez in northern Mexico. Correspondent Matthew Price was in Juarez with the Mexican police as the latest murders took place.
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BBC World News America Ending without a story. Read Matt Frei's new Washington Diary.
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On Tuesday night, I was returning home from Dulles airport at the precise hour when John Allen Muhammad, one of the two Washington snipers, was put to death according to schedule in the Greensville Correctional Center in Virginia.

BBC World News America Twenty years on: How does Germany view itself? As Germany celebrates 20 years since the fall of the Berlin wall Matt Frei, who grew up in Berlin, looks at the impact Germany's past has on its present, and how it will affect its future.
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BBC World News America Matt Frei anchors tonight's program live from Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on 20th anniv. of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

BBC World News America Franz Strasser continues on his personal journey through East Germany. In his latest video blog from Sorge, just a few meters away from the former inner-German border, Franz asks people whether it’s possible to embrace the past while moving forward in the 21st Century.

BBC World News America Should cautious Obama rediscover his poetic voice? Read Matt Frei’s new Washington Diary.
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The red swoosh across Michelle Obama's dress like the trace of an electoral meteorite that had come to shatter the status quo of American politics. The girls on stage.

BBC World News America Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Matt Frei looks at why a reunified Germany “is no strutting colossus”.
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BBC World News America Lyse Doucet travels to Badakshan in Afghanistan to find out why, despite an increase in aid, it remains one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth.
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BBC World News America In the lead up to the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, digital reporter Franz Strasser takes a personal journey through his former home of East Germany. See his first video blog and leave your thoughts, comments and questions for Franz.

BBC World News America Check out Matt Frei’s latest diary: Battle of the Bonus. Do you think the administration is right in seeking to limit some bonus payouts?
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Remember the days when Barack Obama raised more money than any other presidential candidate in history, when the titans of Wall Street were lining up to line his campaign pockets and the relationship between money in New York and might in Washington seemed as cosy as a country picnic?
























