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With just a year before the referendum that will decide future Scottish independence, the debate is heating up. Across the nation Scots take stock of how the vote will alter their country's destiny.
As people in the developing world live longer, eat more and exercise less, high blood pressure is on the rise. What does that mean to a country like Cambodia?
Ivan Cepeda's life has been marked by the struggle for human rights, a struggle that he leads today in Colombia.
Technicians at not-for-profit dental clinics in Nepal receive special training in procedures that allow them to do simple fillings and extractions in areas that lack electricity.
Every summer, when thousands of Burmese girls cross the border to help harvest sugar cane in China, they run the risk of becoming wives with no legal status.
The rich and historic Scottish lands serve as the stage set for a critical independence debate in 2014. Will Scotland part ways the United Kingdom after more than 300 years?
What does China see in Congo, the world’s poorest nation? An opportunity for big business. Learn more in a new e-book from Jacob Kushner.
Afro-Colombians join together to overcome worsening problems.
A British climate scientist asks Americans, “Why can’t we just look at this subject on its own merits and weigh the evidence and what to do?”
Colombian journalist Hollman Morris captured his nation's downward swirl into violence, and suffered for his reporting.
The precarious nature of life in rural Malawi is readily visible on the dirt road leading from the mountain villages of Nsambe to the nearest government hospital in Neno.
Colombia's labor unions still face long odds despite promises from the US and Colombian governments.
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