Bluegrass music, a traditional form of American folk music played with fiddle, mandoline and banjos still thrives in the Appalachia region, which also has a reputation as being America's poorhouse. Outsiders have labeled the people here 'hillbillies', sterotyping them as backwards. But there are also some very gifted musicians. Producer: Anke Rasper Reporter: Andreas Horchler
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Folge vom 20.07.2016World in Progress: Special edition - In the groove with Bluegrass
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Folge vom 13.07.2016World in Progress: Disputed TerritoriesNo end to the dispute: A new ruling by an international tribunal doesn't seem to quench China's claims to large parts of the South China Sea -- A long way to go: Gay rights activist Maurice Tomlinson from Jamaica -- Revision of Cameroon's penal code since independence has met both praise and disappointment - and: Football picking up in India
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Folge vom 13.07.2016World in Progress: Football in IndiaWhile cricket remains the main sport in India, football is slowly picking up on the subcontinent - though it's still got a long way to go. A fledgling professional fooball league is attracting good support. But there are huge challenges for the sport, including economic and cultural barriers.
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Folge vom 13.07.2016Ngala Killiam Chimton: Revision of Cameroon's penal code meets praise, citicizmCameroon has revised its penal code for the first time since independence more than 50 years ago. Some see the changes as progressive, while critics say that the revisions have not gone far enough. One of the most controversial changes is the provision that husbands can now also be punished for adultery - up until recently, it was only women.