Study Says Environmental Factors Shaping New Global Economy
Climate Change Threatens World Food Production, Says New Study
Global Population Boom Puts 'Mega' Pressure on Cities in Developing World
World Population to be Concentrated in Developing Nations, as Total Expected to Reach 9 Billion by 2050
World Food Crisis is Worsening
World Water Day: Coping with Water Scarcity
Climate Study Calls for Alternative Technologies
Environmental Degradation Seen as Contributing to World Conflicts
Women Still Lag Behind Men in Top Boardroom Jobs
Critics Warn Democracy Cannot Be Imposed
Globalizing Trade Unions
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Chinese Village a Living Replica of Collective Past
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Preserving Pumalin: Millionaires with a Mission
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Stop-Smoking Efforts in China Face Cultural, Economic Obstacles
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Tribal People in India Want to Protect Indigenous Way of Life
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Ukrainian Village Suffers Painful Demise
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Al Jazeera Launches Global Broadcast Operation
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Pan Am Games Underway in Rio de Janeiro
Voices of America Video and Quiz: 'Borat' Movie Sparks Controversy
Voices of America Video and Quiz: Sufi Rock Singer Falu Blends Old with New
Ireland: New Hub for Immigrants
Global Population Boom Puts 'Mega' Pressure on Cities in Developing World
Report: Domestic Violence Widespread in Afghanistan
World Population to be Concentrated in Developing Nations, as Total Expected to Reach 9 Billion by 2050
Women Have Strong Voice in Rwandan Parliament
AIDS Budgets in Asian Countries Called Insufficient
Number of Female Leaders around World Growing
Female Genital Mutilation Still Common in Somaliland
As Europe Unites, Migrant Workers Spread
Stop-Smoking Efforts in China Face Cultural, Economic Obstacles
Dengue Fever Plagues Cambodia
South Africa Launches New AIDS Drug Initiative
Education, Economic Empowerment Are Keys to Better Life for Muslim Women
Senegalese Female Runner Breaks Down Barriers
Sweden Home to More Iraqi Refugees than Other European Countries
The Art of Integration in Germany
Honor Killings on Rise Worldwide
Somaliland Expatriates Return Home to Help Native Land Develop
African Union Appeals to Diaspora to Aid Homelands
Caribbean Beat Pulses with Indian Accents
Fellowship Program Aims to Open Doors to African Women in Agricultural Research
Women Still Lag Behind Men in Top Boardroom Jobs
Major Drug Discoveries Found in Cambodia
Girls Pay Price for India's Preference for Boys
China Faces Predicament Over North Korean Refugees
Uzbekistan's Strict Border Regime Separates Uzbek from Uzbek
Gaza Economy on Verge of Collapse as Rice Visits Palestinian Territories
New Pakistani Government Tries Talking Peace with Taliban Militants
Tribal People in India Want to Protect Indigenous Way of Life
Taliban Insurgency Fueled by Poppy Cultivation
The Art of Integration in Germany
Caribbean Beat Pulses with Indian Accents
Documentary Raises Profile of Darfur Crisis
Inter-Korean Cooperation Grows
Kurdish Nationalists in Iraq, Turkey Seek Land of Their Own
Movies on Iraq War Divide, Inspire
Poles Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Solidarity
Iraq War Enters Sixth Year
Marshall Plan's 61st Anniversary Approaches
Violence in Thailand's Muslim South Intensifies
After 50 Years, Europe Still Coming Together
Saudi Arabia in the War on Terror
EU Tells Turkey to Deepen Reforms
Tibetan Nuns' Protest Songs Bring Punishment from China
US-Venezuela Energy Ties Endure Despite Deteriorating Political Relations
Women Have Strong Voice in Rwandan Parliament
NATO's Future Role Debated
Dalai Lama Calls for Autonomy but Not Independence
Iranian Revolution Still Resonates 28 Years After Shah's Fall
NATO to Project Different Philosophy
Resurgent Russia Sees Oil as a Weapon
Jimmy Carter Calls for More International Pressure on Burma
New Pakistani Government Tries Talking Peace with Taliban Militants
US Increases Military Aid to Israel 25 Percent, Plans to Sell Arms to Gulf States
Jihadist Ideology and the War on Terror
New City Draws Attention in Kazakhstan
Army Offensive in Eastern Burma Creates Growing Humanitarian Crisis
'Ezra,' Tragic Tale of Child Soldiers in Africa
EU Split over Development Commissioner's Proposal to Normalize Relations with Cuba
US Recognizes Kosovo, Reaffirms Friendship with Serbia
Study Puts Politics, Not Religion, at Heart of Tension Between Muslim World and the West
Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden?
Five Years After 'Mission Accomplished' in Iraq, War Continues
Turkey Votes for Stability
Palestinian Academy Prepares Future Security Force
Environmental Degradation Seen as Contributing to World Conflicts
60th Anniversary of India-Pakistan Partition on August 15th
Critics Warn Democracy Cannot Be Imposed
Issues from 1967 Arab-Israeli War Remain Unsettled
US-Russian Relations Remain Strained
West Bank Barrier, New Divide in Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
Violence in Thailand's Muslim South Intensifies
Muslims in Oil-Rich Azerbaijan Grow Increasingly Restive
Tibetan Nuns' Protest Songs Bring Punishment from China
What Motivates a Terrorist?
Dalai Lama Calls for Autonomy but Not Independence
Iranian Revolution Still Resonates 28 Years After Shah's Fall
New Pakistani Government Tries Talking Peace with Taliban Militants
Jihadist Ideology and the War on Terror
Reports of Sale of Executed Falun Gong Prisoners' Organs in China Called 'Shocking'
Education, Economic Empowerment Are Keys to Better Life for Muslim Women
'Enlightenment Fundamentalist' Ayaan Hirsi Ali, on Reforming Islam
Pope Opens Tour of Latin America in Brazil
Study Puts Politics, Not Religion, at Heart of Tension Between Muslim World and the West
Israel's Oldest Kibbutz Votes to Privatize
Terror and Islamic Struggle in Indonesia
Hezbollah - Serving Muslims with God and Guns
60th Anniversary of India-Pakistan Partition on August 15th
Sufi Rock Singer Falu Blends Old with New
Climate Change Threatens World Food Production, Says New Study
World Looks to Ethanol to Ease Fossil Fuel Dependency
World Food Crisis is Worsening
Plan to Clear-Cut Ugandan Forest Reserve for Growing Sugar Cane Sparks Controversy
Technology Key to Producing More Food
Food Prices Skyrocketing in China
Breadfruit Advocates Say It Could Solve Hunger in Tropical Regions
Climate Study Calls for Alternative Technologies
African Countries Move to Bio-Farming to Alleviate Food Shortages
Fellowship Program Aims to Open Doors to African Women in Agricultural Research
Haiti's Rising Cost of Food Worries Aid Groups
Scientists Warn of Depletion of Ocean Fish in 40 Years
Guinea's Traditional Fisherman Feel Squeeze of Foreign Competition
Study Says Environmental Factors Shaping New Global Economy
Three Gorges Dam Leaves Some Chinese Swamped
High-Tech Korea Eyes Ubiquitous Future
New Bolivian Energy Policy Causes Concern
Growing Indian Economy Sparks Housing Boom
Muslims in Oil-Rich Azerbaijan Grow Increasingly Restive
Bhutan Strives to Develop 'Gross National Happiness'
Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Bangladesh's 'Banker to the Poor'
Resurgent Russia Sees Oil as a Weapon
Other People's Trash is Nigeria's Technology
Climate Study Calls for Alternative Technologies
Prize-Winning Idea Paying Dividends in Kyrgyzstan
China Claims World's Largest Domestic Tourism Market
As Hong Kong Enters Second Decade Under China, City Ponders Place in Economic Giant
Activists Seek to Save Children from Work in Kenya
Living in the Shadow of Manufacturing Giant
Coca-Cola Blamed for India's Water Problems
Dying Sea Makes Comeback
Iceland: Energy to Spare, Ideas to Share
Britain Requires Energy Inspections for Home Sales
Rebuilding Efforts in Haiti Shift to Education
Child Labor Persists in India Despite New Laws
McDonald's Garbage Heats and Lights Buildings in British City
South African Power Cuts Threaten Economic Growth, Jobs
Globalizing Trade Unions
Brazil Makes High Profile Investment in US
Government, Rebels Conflict in Mineral-Rich Desert Region of Niger
Global Population Boom Puts 'Mega' Pressure on Cities in Developing World
'I Love Paris' Plays Well in Eastern China
Beijing Olympics: Political Battleground?
Growing Indian Economy Sparks Housing Boom
As Hong Kong Enters Second Decade Under China, City Ponders Place in Economic Giant
Old Beijing Making Way for Modern Development
'I Love Paris' Plays Well in Eastern China
Beijing Olympics: Political Battleground?
Old Beijing Making Way for Modern Development