Europe's makeover

Bye-bye Blair; hello, who?

The EU is trying to decide what kind of personality it wants for the new position of president.

The EU foreign service is still a mystery
After getting to "yes," who will head the EU?

State corruption

Indonesia: Corruption junction

A corruption scandal hits — you guessed it — the country's anti-corruption commission.

Corruption, intrigue and Gisele Bundchen
Corruption in Brazil: downright medieval

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Design within reach

Cameron Sinclair founded Architecture for Humanity to bring thoughtful design to the world’s neediest.

Exploiting the motion of the ocean
Americans seek stem cell treatments in India

Eye on Iran

Opinion: Why sanctions aren't the answer for Iran

America needs to understand that punitive measures aren't going to keep Iran in check. Not when Russia and China have a lot to lose.

Tehran again sees protests and violence
Young, Iranian and ready for change

Fall of communism

Opinion: Remembering a good news story

Despite looming questions, the first few days after the Berlin Wall fell were glorious.

When the hammer hit the wall it felt "ja gut!"
Will Berlin, and its soccer team, succeed?

On the tube

Soccer and soap operas in the Amazon

Even in a remote Amazon village, TV sets are tuned to stereotypically Brazilian obsessions.

Can reality TV heal war wounds?
Turkish game show a leap of faith

Full Frame

Photo essays and conversations with photographers.

Freedom fighters, 30 years on

A photographer tracks down anti-apartheid fighters.

Left behind in Tajikistan
Africa's new narcostate

Study abroad

Hart: United, not divided, on climate change

Former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart calls on China, America to build a global warming accord

Pilgrimage for profit
Tibet's sunset, China's sunrise

Whisky diaries

Whisky on (Antarctic) ice

Explorer Ernest Shackleton loved his Scotch whisky. And he left a stash at the bottom of the world.

The 'Whiskey Trail' now runs through China
Whiskey resists the downturn

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Afghanistan: Waiting for the dust to settle

Finbarr O'Reilly - GlobalPost November 6, 2009 21:43 ET

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