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Hello. Today anti-Semitism is reportedly on the rise in Germany,

but Berliners are opening up their homes to remember their previous residence, victims of the Nazi regime.

The Egyptian King of England a curious title but now heard in Cairo, a footballer who's rekindling national pride.

We're back in Puerto Rico, eight months after Hurricane Maria tore through the island

and as another hurricane season approaches. And Lyrrhicine's season approaches.

And Lyrid, striped shorts, rainbow checks, string vests,

Soviet-era fashion, believe it or not, making a reappearance in Georgia.

Malaysia's been ruled by the same coalition of parties since it gained independence from Britain

in 1957, and though less popular than it once was, most people thought it would be returned

to power early this month. But it was the opposition that emerged victorious in the general election,

and that's despite allegations of government

gerrymandering and other dirty tricks. And so the new Prime Minister is

former Prime Minister Mahatir Mohammed who came out of retirement to stand again.

Jonathan heads long been covering the twists and turns of Malaysian politics on following

all the leading players.

The day before he went back into prison to serve a second controversial sentence on charges

of sodomy, I interviewed Anwar Ibrahim.

It was February 2015 2015 and despite his public defiance he was privately

apprehensive about going back inside at the age of 67 with a bad back and other health issues. I asked him how he would pass the time.

I'll do what I did the first time, he said, and reread the complete works of Shakespeare.

We then spent an enjoyable 10 minutes discussing which plays best illustrated the situations

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