American may be rude, but a new survey of attitudes toward foreign tourists shows that they're no match for the French
Lawmakers will study the movements of planes and ships traveling to the remote British outpost Diego Garcia amid suspicion it is used by U.S. authorities to detain or transfer terrorism suspects
A BBC reality show pits disabled women against each other. But is this the proper platform to confront stereotypes?
The swift dismissals of two local officials and extensive coverage of protests in the remote town of Weng'an may signal a more open attitude as the Olympics Games draw near
Two canoes were crushed running over a dam in southeastern Slovenia, killing 8 people
While migrants cross the Mediterranean for work, North Africa's potential goes untapped. Are governments in Europe and the Maghreb serious about change?
Yet another sign that Beirut is on its way back: the re-launch today of Time Out Beirut.
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British unit plays cat and mouse with the Taliban in a strategically vital province of Afghanistan
President Robert Mugabe has bullied the opposition into submission with violence and terror
A year after a small French town's Malian illegals were deported, a few are back and working legally -- and more part of the town than ever
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