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  Prominent Taliban Commander Captured (4m 1.2s)

  The Times's Scott Shane discusses the capture of prominent Taliban commander Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, who was captured in Karachi, Pakistan, aft......
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  Afghan Avalanche (3m 13.1s)

  A series of avalanches killed about 150 Afghans, and buried hundreds of vehicles along a highway in the Hindu Kush mountain range in northern Afgha......
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  An Interview With Ai Weiwei (1m 4.6s)

  Ai Weiwei, a prominent artist and friend of political dissident Tan Zuoren, speaks about a police raid in the city of Chengdu in response to Mr. Ta......
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  A Nation Awaits Gold in Figure Skating (6m 11.7s)

  At 19, South Korean superstar Kim Yu-na is the favorite to win the gold medal in women's figure skating. Her carefree approach, and her unlikely co......
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  The Kabul-Jalalabad Highway (2m 24.4s)

  Driving along the hairpin bends, ravines and mountain tunnels of the narrow riverside highway that links the Afghan capital to Pakistan and the Khy......
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  NATO's Imminent Offensive in Marja (3m 33.4s)

  Alissa J. Rubin, The New York Times's Kabul Bureau Chief Alissa J. Rubin, analyzes NATO's imminent attack on the city of Marja in Helmand Province,......
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  Toyota President Apologizes (1m 13.2s)

  Toyota's president Akio Toyoda apologizes to customers about recent global recalls but says the customers' trust in the world's biggest automaker w......
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  Paving Over Cambodia's Violent Past (2m 51.6s)

  With financing from several foreign governments and the Asian Development Bank, hundreds of miles of roads are being completed and many more hundre......
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  Haiti Quake Day 5: Hunger Frays Nerves (3m 20.7s)

  Survivors show frustration and restraint at a locked supermarket, four days after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake devastated Port-au-Prince....
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  Ashura in Afghanistan (2m 19.8s)

  Kabul's annual Ashura festival, in which Shiite Muslims whip themselves to the point of blood, reflects new freedoms and old traditions in today's ......
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  Turbulence on the Mekong River (3m 32.3s)

  The Mekong River was once a wild and primitive backwater. Today, growing demands for electricity and rapid economic growth are changing the charact......
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  Learning From the Surge in Iraq (3m 57.5s)

  New York Times correspondent David E. Sanger compares the surge in Iraq with the new war strategy in Afghanistan....
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  Violence in the Philippines (2m 24.6s)

  The death toll in Monday's election violence is 46. President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has declared a state of emergency in two southern provinces. ...
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  Lots of Ritual, With Some Substance (4m 37.5s)

  This week, the Obama administration is hosting the first state dinner for a foreign visitor, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India. It is mostly r......
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  A New Term for Afghanistan's President (2m 56.8s)

  The Times's Kirk Kraeutler discusses the issue of corruption within President Karzai's administration. ...
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  President Obama Visits China (3m 49.9s)

  New York Times reporter David E. Sanger examines the success of President Obama's trip to China. ...
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  Tuning Out the Taliban (8m 57.5s)

  Pakistani pop musicians are propelling anti-American conspiracy theories. The lyrics reflect widespread views among their young educated fans who s......
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  Held By The Taliban (7m 32.9s)

  For seven months, The Times's David Rohde was held captive by the Taliban. Much of what he learned during that time came from watching videos- day ......