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19

Guarding Heritage

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An Iraqi official displays a recovered stolen artifact. Photo courtesy of the Associated Press.
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This week on War News Radio, we hear about a groundbreaking partnership that seeks to protect antiquities in Iraq and Afghanistan. Kyle Goeckner-Wald and Aaron Moser report.

Next, we explore the world of Arabic literature. Anna Shechtman has the story.

Finally, we hear about Iraq’s struggle with drugs. Kyle Goeckner-Wald has more.

These stories this week, plus the week’s news.

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