If Saddam Hussein's Baghdad cell is equipped with a television which receives CNN, there must be moments at which he suspects his American captors of broadcasting bogus stories
It is not something that many would consider as a retirement option for ourselves, our parents or our grandparents. British citizen Norman Kember is, at time of writing, in his
Id thought the previous day had been pretty weird. Id spent it driving along the jarring dirt roads of Cameroons northwest province in the company of Nfor
A small, little-known corner of the southern Caucasus resists Georgia, relies on Russia, and is resolute for independence. Andrew Mueller reports from Abkhazia.
Sukhums international airport must be the
They sound more like Monty Python sketches than sporting fixtures: football matches pitting the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria against Southern Cameroons,and West Papua versus South Moluccas. Yet these games
In the last months of Slobodan Milosevics misrule of what was then still called Yugoslavia, graffiti began appearing on walls, roads and footpaths in Belgrade, and other cities in
The ostentatious display of friendship between the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the leaders of Taiwans two main opposition parties first the Nationalist Party (KMT) chairman
Stop The Wars London demonstration on 19 March 2005 marking the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq attracted between 45,000 and 100,000 marchers, according to the
