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The Drone Age: Pakistan's anti-drone protest

Anti-drone protesters tried to conquer barbed wire, ditches, police squads, soldiers and shipping containers blocking the road to reach South Waziristan, the planned destination of a march Imran Khan kicked off in Islamabad on October 6.

The Arctic Melt: A view from the top of the world

Wainwright, Alaska, population 550, hasn't changed much over the years, but it's about to.

AIDS, A Turning Point: Growing up with HIV

Christina Rodriguez, 20, was born HIV-positive. At the International AIDS Conference, Rodriguez told GlobalPost about her experience growing up with HIV, her struggles with disclosure, and her suggestions for how to give young people more support.

AIDS, A Turning Point: Surviving TB and speaking out

TB is the leading killer of AIDS patients and affects millions of people, HIV-positive and negative, each year. Natalie Skipper, a survivor of multiple-drug resistant tuberculosis, tells her story.

Fault Line: Tracking rice in Haiti

The 2012 Farm Bill could reverse a decades-long policy of agricultural subsidies that has undercut Haiti’s local rice production.

The Rainbow Struggle: The bonds of sisterhood for wine farm's transgendered in South Africa

Born as men but preferring to dress as women, gay 'sisters' Hope, Melanie and Natalie find allies at the Hazendal Wine Estate in Stellenbosch, South Africa.

The Road Beyond 9-11: Saudi Arabia's Highway 15 revisited

GlobalPost's Charles Sennott takes a trip down Highway 15, where the road to September 11th began.

The Road Beyond 9-11: Women's rights key to Saudi Arabia's future

GlobalPost's Caryle Murphy and Charles Sennott take a drive through Riyadh, the Saudi Arabian capital, to see how things are changing—or aren't.

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