The J visa program, which critics say has departed from its original mission of facilitating cultural exchange, and instead has become a source of cheap foreign labor for US employers.
Russia’s proposed $ 6 billion technology park is modeled on Silicon Valley in Northern California. Where will it be constructed?
Two Indian political cartoonists have experienced pressure to censor their own work.
Alex Gallafent played some of his favorite music to a Swazi youth organizer.
Former chief executive and co-founder of US technology giant Apple Steve Jobs has died, the company says. He was 56.
The last 10 years have actually created the foundation for a booming economy in Afghanistan – at least for some.
How a store owner in Pakistan beefs up business by supplying American and Israeli flags for the protesters to burn.
A 24-hour general strike is under way in Greece in protest at the nation’s austerity measures.
The overall push for UN membership has the support of many Palestinians, but some don’t see the bid making much of a difference.
Has the Palestinian bid brought together the fractious Hamas and Fatah?
Tunes spun on The World between our reports for October 5, 2011. Artists featured are: Vieux Farka Toure, 1K Sciene, Nicola Conte, Outback.
Arab and Israeli cartoonists (and a few others) on the Palestinian bid for UN membership. Favorite metaphors are a steep wall, a leap of faith, a kite that won’t fly, and a flower that has yet to bloom.
Can agriculture and mining co-exist? That question is creating a lot of tension in rural Australia these days.
Wednesday the Indian government began distributing 100,000 computer tablets in New Delhi.