Panahon na para magpakatotoo umano ang United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) na nagkukunwaring kaalyado ng administrasyon para makasakay sa...
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Rupert Wingfield-Hayes discovers how pretending to fish is the only way to get close to the disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands in the East China Sea....
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Jon Donnison meets Salem Smeirat, who makes a living as a Yasser Arafat lookalike on the West Bank. More...
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Kevin Connolly learns to live with his noisy, feral cat neighbours who live in his bin shed. More...
The BBC's Angus Foster boards a train in China 26 years after making a similar journey with the cheapest ticket. More...
The authorities in Zimbabwe have painted a rosy picture of the country's economic prospects but concern is mounting about next year's elections....
The Gastronomic Festival of the Cat happens every September in La Quebrada, Peru, but animal activists this year have taken to the streets in...
Syria's spreading conflict strikes fear in the glitzy shopping malls of neighbouring Lebanon, says Georgia Paterson-Dargham. More...
Being knocked off his bike in Budapest gave Nick Thorpe an unexpected opportunity to take a close look at the Hungarian health service. More...
As the violence which has left 27,000 people dead in Syria continues, international diplomats would do well to consider the lessons from centuries...
Why being bland is no longer working for Francois Hollande More...
Tom Esslemont meets the ultra-nationalist Russians accusing President Vladimir Putin of allowing illegal immigration to rise unchecked. More...
A two-week holiday in Czechoslovakia in 1992 changed Rob Cameron's life, 20 years later he retraces his steps to see what has changed. More...
