A Promised Political Amnesty in Burma Remains Incomplete
Burma promised to free its political prisoners. But some, particularly Kachins, remain behind bars.
Burma promised to free its political prisoners. But some, particularly Kachins, remain behind bars.
Explore the toll of traffic fatalities around the world with an interactive map and articles from journalists across the globe.
The story of Pramila Dangol’s mysterious death is sadly not an uncommon one.
Deep-sea discoveries a few years ago had investors and energy companies excited about Brazil's oil reserves, but “now it seems the love is gone.”
Brazil’s once-thriving ethanol sector is struggling, buffeted by forces both man-made and natural, but some still see a long-term potential.
A state development bank kept Brazil's economy flush, but now debt and inflation are a threat.
In northeastern Brazil, energy companies are erecting wind farms to capitalize on the constant winds that have challenged farming families for generations.
The U.S.-educated Ujwal Thapa, an entrepreneur and independent candidate, says he wants to stir up Nepali politics.
Nepalis go to the polls Tuesday to choose a special assembly to write a new constitution and try to end a period of political drift. But many here fear that no single party will get a clear majority.
In northeastern Brazil, energy companies are erecting wind farms to capitalize on the constant winds that have challenged farming families for generations.
Traffic has turned Kathmandu into less than a Shangri-la. Motorbikes, narrow alleys and muddy streets spoil the charm and safety of the city.
Drought-tolerant corn is off-limits to Tanzanian farmers as outside groups debate the best approach for easing hunger across Africa.