Peter Kenyon appears in the following:
Foreigners At Home: Turkey Beckons To Germany's Turks
Sunday, May 05, 2013
In 1961, desperate to increase its labor force, West Germany signed an employment agreement with Turkey and launched a wave of immigration that continues to have repercussions today.
Now, after years of being treated as second-class citizens in Europe's economic powerhouse, large numbers of Turks — descendants of the first ...
New Aid To Syria Comes With Fear Of Funding The Wrong Opposition
Sunday, April 21, 2013
At an 11-nation meeting in Turkey this weekend, there was one thing the United States, European and Arab states could agree on: With more than 70,000 killed and millions of people displaced, the Syrian crisis, as Secretary of State John Kerry says, is "horrific."
In response, the Obama administration is ...
In Kazakhstan, No Horror At Horse Meat
Monday, March 04, 2013
Though the thought of horse meat in British lasagna or Ikea meatballs may be stomach-churning to some people, in some cultures the practice of eating horse meat is not just acceptable, it's a treat. NPR's Peter Kenyon just returned from the Central Asian republic of Kazakhstan and checked ...