Almaty

The Cultural Teachings of Ambassador Borat

Never mind the crass portrayal of Kazakhstan, at least "Borat" put it on the map. And as important, he gave "his" people important insights on America

Inhambane

The Landmine-Sniffing Rats of Mozambique

Mozambicans are killed, maimed and kept from their fields by millions of land mines. For efficient mine-clearing, trained rodents are hard to beat

Selfoss

The Loneliest Quake on the Planet

When an earthquake strikes in rural Iceland, it creates a sense of community

Culiacan

Mexico's Drug War Goes 'Behind Enemy Lines'

Sinaloa is the cradle of the Mexican drug trade, and traffickers are revered as heroes by many in the local population

Lagos

The Nigerian Rebel Who 'Taxes' Your Gasoline

Henry Okah's 'army' is a small, ragtag band operating in the Niger Delta, but you feel its impact every time you visit the gas station

South Brunswick

Hijab Hoop Dreams

At the Islamic Games 2008, the girls of Al-Madinah school accept the limits of their religion as they compete on the boards

Berlin

Remembering a Red Flag Day

The signal to the world that Hitler had been defeated was a photograph of a Soviet soldier raising his army's flag over the Reichstag. The posthumous return of the photographer allows Berliners to reflect

Paris

Celine Dion in Napoleon's Pantheon of Greatness

Inducting the Canadian chanteuse into the Legion of Honor has many questioning the purpose of France's highest civilian medal

Moscow

When the Oligarch's Gladiators Choked

The fruits of Roman Abramovich's billion-dollar investment in Chelsea Football Club failed to give Russia a "proxy" victory on home soil

Kajaki

Jelly Doughnuts at the Hotel California

Creature comforts require ingenuity from the British soldiers of an isolated combat base in Afghanistan

London

Jack the Ripper Revisited

London remains obsessed with the serial killer who, more than a century ago, introduced its more comfortable residents to the squalor of its East End

Sochi

The True Costs of Hosting the Winter Olympics

On the Black Sea, residents are angry about a land-confiscation law that darkens what they thought was a bright future

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