Six months after the massive "Panama Papers" leak, the small Central American country is trying to shake off its reputation as a haven for dirty money. Plus, China's sinking coal mining communities, and the United Nations in Geneva gets an image makeover.
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Folge vom 19.10.2016World in Progress: Tarnished reputations
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Folge vom 12.10.2016World in Progress : Challenges and Chances for CitiesTopics: UN to adopt a 'New Urban Agenda' - Mumbai's Dharavi slum is also an economic powerhouse - Urban challenges in Buenos Aires - Innovative solutions to ease Dublin's housing crisis
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Folge vom 05.10.2016World in Progress: Troubled islandsAmid political turmoil and natural disasters, people in Haiti have little hope for the future - Tourists shun the beautiful world heritage sites on Kenya's Lamu island because of terrorist threats.
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Folge vom 21.09.2016World in Progress: Difficult TasksWorld in Progress: Difficult Tasks (22.09.2016) Topics this week: Death toll increases in the war on drugs in the Philippines - Protesters in the Amazon gear up for their next challenge- Why it's so difficult to be the head of the UN - Exiled Artists in Little Havana, Miami (Producer/Host: Anke Rasper)