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The new airport security measures introduced by the US government are already coming under fire. Full-body pat downs, extra luggage scrutiny as well as mandatory body scanning, have all been proopsed. They are a repsonse to the foiled bombing of an US airlinre on Christmas Day but have been criticised as an overtly political reaction to the attempt. While its impact is worldwide, it will be felt more by citizens of Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syrai, all labelled "state sponosrs of terrorism". Those associated with 10 other countries designated by the US as "of interest" such as Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan can also expect the sepcial traetment. Washington’s decision has triggered complaints from anti-discrimination groups who say President Obama’s response to security threats amounts to little more than racial profiling. But defenders of the policy say it is designed to keep the skies safe, and is a careful way of targetnig those who are most likely to pose a threat.

This week on One on One, Riz Khan hears the remakrable story of one of Europe’s most interesting royals.

This week on One on One, Riz Khan hears the remarkable story of one of Europe’s most interesting royals.

Arab Americans have been in the U.S. since before its founding btu are often treated with suspicion. On this episode of Riz Khan we loko at the chalelnges facing many arab americans today and ask a bigger question: It is often said that America is a nation of immigrants but what does it take to actually become American and succeed?

Arab Americans have been in the U.S. since before its founding but are often treated with suspicion. On this episode of Riz Khan we loko at the challenges facing many arab americans today and ask a bigger quetsion: It is often said that America is a nation of immigrants but what does it take to actually become American and succeed?