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Season 11 · Episode 2

The Listening Post: Saudi Arabia vs Iran: Beyond the Sunni-Shia narrative

Aired 2016-01-09

We look at the Saudi-Iran crisis reflected in the media; plus, US elections and "horse race journalism".

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The Listening Post: Saudi Arabia vs Iran: Beyond the Sunni-Shia narrative

Radio La Colifata: Argentina's 'loony radio'

Saudi Arabia vs Iran: Beyond the Sunni-Shia narrative

Poland: The EU's media freedom conundrum

Egypt's media: Revolution and reality

The UK Snoopers' Charter: A threat to press freedom?

Killing the messengers: Afghan media under fire

What happened in Iowa: Bursting the US media bubble

Telling Syria's story: Media across the battle lines

Patriot or traitor: Dark choice for Indian journalists

Spinning the occupation: Israel and the media

The Donald Trump show

Tightening the grip: Turkey's media takeover

Brazil's Petrobras scandal: Dilma Rousseff's Watergate?

Brussels attacks: Hijacking terror for political points

Russia vs the West: The information war over Palmyra

Panama Papers: Have the media censored the story?

The murder of Giulio Regeni: The politics of coverage

New York: Primaries, politics and the press

Brazil: Behind the Dilma Rousseff impeachment story

Trade Secrets: Covering the TTIP leaks

Turkey: Media showdowns and legal breakdowns

Silencing the critics: Iraq's media muzzle

Decoding your Facebook newsfeed

Peru's election: Media, money and manipulation

Brexit or Bremain? Covering the EU referendum

Orlando: Media narratives of mass shootings

Brexit: The UK referendum, the rhetoric and the result

Did the UK media help make Brexit a reality?

Turkey: From failed coup to media crackdown

Kashmir: Tortured politics, fractured media

Facebook vs ad blockers: It's all about the money

Omran Daqneesh and the limits of war photography

Zimbabwe unrest: Media triggers, media controls

New politics, new journalism in Hong Kong

US elections and the media: How did we get here?

Venezuela's Maduro: Fighting a losing media war?

Clinton vs Trump and the role of the moderator

India-Pakistan: The media turns up the heat

Viktor Orban and Hungary's faltering media opposition

WikiLeaks: Neutral reporter or political player?

Mosul and Aleppo: A tale of two besieged cities

Outnumbered outlets: Turkey's post-coup media crackdown

Trumped: The abyss between reporters and the reported

Normalising Trump: The US media whitewash

Face-off at Egypt's Press Syndicate

Fidel Castro: Contested legacy, competing narratives

Dakota Access Pipeline: Protests, politics and coverage

Secrets and hacks: Russia's role in the US election