Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970529] | A three-part World Tonight special series about the struggle for power, the art of survival and the fight for a future in the developing world. Simon Dring meets the leaders of three very different countries - Bangladesh, Georgia and Eritrea. 1: Bangladesh and the Struggle for Power. Dring talks to Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Written and produced by Simon Dring Editor Anne Koch | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970529] | Unknown: Simon Dring Produced By: Simon Dring Editor: Anne Koch | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970605] | A three-part World Tonight Special about the fight for a future in the developing world. 2: Simon Dring meets President Eduard Shevardnadze of Georgia. Editor Anne Koch | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970605] | Unknown: Simon Dring Unknown: Eduard Shevardnadze Editor: Anne Koch | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970612] | The final programme in this World Tonight special series. Eritrea and the Fight for a Future Simon Dring meets President Isiais Aferwerki of Eritrea and some of the people who fought for independence. Written and produced by Simon Dring Editor Anne Koch | ||
| Genome: [r4 Bd=19970612] | Unknown: Simon Dring Unknown: Isiais Aferwerki Produced By: Simon Dring Editor: Anne Koch | ||
| 01 | Bangladesh And The Struggle For Power | 19970529 | A three-part World Tonight Special series about the struggle for power, the art of survival and the fight for a future in the developing world. Simon Dring meets the leaders of three very different countries - Bangladesh, Georgia and Eritrea - born out of bloodshed and revolution and still grappling with the dangers and difficulties of independence and statehood. |
| 02 | Georgia And The Art Of Survival. | 19970605 | Simon Dring meets President Eduard Shevardnadze of Georgia and looks at a country where the issue is survival and the master of the game is the president himself. |
| 03 LAST | Eritrea And The Fight For A Future | 19970612 | Simon Dring meets President Isiais Aferwerki of Eritrea and some of the people who fought for nearly thirty years for their independence. |