Despatches from the BBC's foreign correspondents. This week: Richard Downes reflects on his recent visit to Zimbabwe where many people are desperate for change. In Somalia, Mark Doyle discovers one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. Misha Glenny in Bulgaria examines the strategic and political reasons for the country's recent crime wave. In Turkey, Sarah Rainsford meets some of the people willing to risk prosecution to defend the right to free speech. And Kevin Connolly in the USA finds that a game of baseball reminds him of home.
Licensing: (C) BBC 2007
