March 22, 2010 / World Focus
by Paul Stephens
The southern parts of Yemen were part of the independent, pro-Soviet nation of South Yemen until 1994.
February 23, 2010 / World Focus
by Linda Matchan, Michele McDonald
Linda Matchan and Michele McDonald's Artcirq video airs on Worldfocus on Tuesday February 23. Canada's Nunavut territory covers about two million square kilometers and comprises a fifth of...
January 18, 2010 / World Focus
by Jen Marlowe
As our white Toyota land cruiser drove on the freshly laid road from the market town of Akon towards Ariang village, we noticed something far on the horizon. Maybe…cows? Trees in the distance? As we...
January 7, 2010 / World Focus
by Michael Kavanagh
Contributor Michael J. Kavanagh reported for Worldfocus last year on the crisis in eastern Congo. He's currently based in the DR Congo's capital, Kinshasa.
January 6, 2010 / World Focus
by Kira Kay
More than a dozen years have passed since Bosnia and Herzegovina's bloody civil war ended.
January 5, 2010 / World Focus
by Michael Kavanagh
Journalist Michael J. Kavanagh reported on the Crisis in Congo for Worldfocus last year.
December 23, 2009 / World Focus
by Gabrielle Weiss, Micah Fink
Ida Northover is a volunteer community leader battling stigma and discrimination in one of the poorest inner city communities on the outskirts of Kingston, Jamaica.
December 8, 2009 / World Focus
by Stephen Sapienza
Last year, rising tides destroyed more than 300 schools in Bangladesh leaving children with no place to learn.
November 11, 2009 / World Focus
by Micah Fink, Gabrielle Weiss
The Reverend Robert Griffin leads a secret church that is welcoming to gay men and women in Jamaica.
November 10, 2009 / World Focus
by Gabrielle Weiss, Micah Fink
Jamaica may be one of the most violently homophobic societies in the world.
October 8, 2009 / World Focus
by Samuel Loewenberg
October 7, 2009 / World Focus
by Samuel Loewenberg
October 1, 2009 / World Focus
by Lisa Biagiotti, Micah Fink, Gabrielle Weiss
A public debate erupted earlier this year when graphic Dancehall music lyrics and images were banned from Jamaica's airwaves. The public responses reveal the legacy of two Jamaica's.

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