Syrian-born singer Zein al-Jundi remembers the music of the late Algerian singer Warda Al-Jazairia. Warda passed away on Thursday at the age of 72, leaving a legacy of song that was adored across the Arab world.
A Nigerian living in China has created his own social network for Nigerians living abroad.
Part fantasy, part musical, the movie tells the tale of Christian and Muslim villagers who live together peacefully, but whose lives are forever changed by sectarian violence elsewhere in Lebanon.
Last week, some American chefs went to Havana to cook alongside their Cuban counterparts.
Speaking Gaelic used to be discouraged in Scotland, but the Scottish band Oi Polloi is doing its part to popularize the language.
In the wake of the Arab Spring, Israel is struggling to deal with an influx of refugees from Africa. Israel has always welcomed immigrants of a certain religion. With thousands of Africans coming across the border, Israelis are worried about losing the country’s Jewish character.
US Army Captain Michael Kolton was the infantry commander at Combat Outpost Monti near the contested border area with Pakistan until he returned from Afghanistan in April.
In Istanbul’s rapid urbanization process, it has banned shouting by vendors in open-air markets.
The songs on the new album “You Me Bullets Love” sound like the soundtrack to a long lost Bollywood-James Bond film. But there is no film and the music is new. The soundtrack to this imaginary film is by the Australia-based band, The Bombay Royale.
Both the Syrian government and armed rebels blame each other for the violence there, that doesn’t seem to be lessening despite the UN observers now in the country.
Many Greeks have had enough of the belt-tightening imposed by the European Union. Some say exiting the eurozone would allow the Greek economy to recover, faster.
While some in Serbia paint walls with murals and graffiti praising Mladic, others continue to paint over it.
Rapper Shahin Najafi received a fatwa this past week for his controversial new song, Naqi. An Islamic website posted a $100,000 bounty on his life. But what’s really the controversy?
There’s a tax revolt going on in Canada. People there want to pay higher taxes. The World’s Jason Margolis has our story.
Two American brothers born and raised in China; Now one lives in New Jersey and the other in Beijing and they argue about US and China.
