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• South Korea 

  If you visit a South korean school, chances are you'll be greeted by a vast picture of Mount Baekdu's photogenic crater-lake prominently displayed....

  05/01/09 by Jacob Lotinga · More from publication

• Timor-Leste—don't forget: ten years ago, after decades of brutal occupation, the people of Timor-Leste voted for independence from Indonesia. Yet, as Catherine Scott and Jo Barrett reveal, the country's future is far from certain. They call on the in 

  We meet Jose Serrao In a dusty courtyard just behind the back of the parish church in Liquica, an hour's drive from Dili, the capital of...

  05/01/09 by Catherine Scott; Jo Barrett · More from publication

• Worldbeaters: taking aim at the rich and powerful 

  NATO Way back in April 1949, when the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was founded, its first Secretary General, Lord Ismay, had no doubts...

  05/01/09 · More from publication

• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of artists and photographers from the majority world 

  It was 18 December 2006. When I reached Saiful's house at Itahata in Gazipur, near Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, it was already afternoon. It was...

  05/01/09 · More from publication

• Our Seeds: Seeds Blong Yumi 

  by Seedsavers (60 minutes) by Seedsavers (60 minutes) This is a rallying cry that shows the way in which people in many parts of the world are...

  05/01/09 · More from publication

• Easy Come, Easy Go 

  by Marianne Faithfull (Dramatico, SCD) by Marianne Faithfull (Dramatico, SCD) Going from strength to strength--after all these years--there is...

  05/01/09 · More from publication

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