From Our Own Correspondent (R4 Edition) (Investigative)

Kate Adie introduces BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the headlines.

In this World Service edition, Gerald Butt watches as the Dubai dream crumbles; Guy De Launey asks if Cambodians today can really escape the legacy of the Khmer Rouge; in Bhopal, Jorn Madslien finds a city still struggling to rebuild its economy 25 years after a chemical disaster; Karishma Vaswani meets cheerful polygamists and polygamy opponents in Indonesia; and in Mexico, Stephen Gibbs meets a stylish mayor with some interesting crime-fighting methods. Presented by Alan Johnston.

Allan Little's in Bhopal where people recall the night the direction of the wind determined whether you lived or died; Alan Johnston returns to the West Bank to talk about that most contentious of Middle East issues, the Israeli settlements; Christian Fraser in Cairo discusses how the anger which erupted after a World Cup football match turned into a diplomatic slanging match between two neighbours; John Sweeney's in the frozen Russian city of Archangel asking questions about Stalin while...

This week: Jim Muir in Baghdad explains why hundreds of thousands of Iraqi Christians have fled the country since the coalition invaded in 2003; in Washington DC Rajini Vaidyanathan considers the state of the US economy over a bowl of french fries in an historic diner; while much of the rest of the world faces recession Humphrey Hawksley discovers that there are jobs aplenty in Romania; Nick Nugent reveals why the people of the mountainous republic of Dagestan are missing out on the boom...

BBC foreign correspondents with the stories behind the world's headlines. Introduced by Kate Adie.