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global development

Development & Education
World is ticking toward a milestone: 7 billionth person expected on Halloween
Development & Education
Animal populations plummeting at Nairobi National Park
Environment
The joy of cooking — with cow dung
Nuku Island is in the southern part of Tonga.
Technology
Here’s how a tiny Pacific island got better Internet than the US
Development & Education
Kenyan communities succeed in managing scarce water, where aid projects once foundered
Business, Economics and Jobs
Why campaigners want you to wear your clothes #insideout today
Business, Economics and Jobs
Why campaigners want you to wear your clothes #insideout today
Arts, Culture & Media
Julia Cooke shows us a Cuba where a younger generation navigates through stagnation and change
Conflict & Justice
As the World Cup nears, Brazilian youth take to the streets
Conflict & Justice
As the World Cup nears, Brazilian youth take to the streets
Moscow's pedestrian underpasses technically have ramps, but you wouldn't want to go down them in a wheelchair. Some of them are pitched at a 45 degree angle.
Sports
Russians are turning out like never before for Paralympians in Sochi
Moscow's pedestrian underpasses technically have ramps, but you wouldn't want to go down them in a wheelchair. Some of them are pitched at a 45 degree angle.
Sports
Russians are turning out like never before for Paralympians in Sochi
Garden Grows
Global Politics
Who knew a gourd could unlock a better future for rural Indian girls
Environment
In Brazil, indigenous tribes are still struggling to protect the rainforest — and their culture
Israeli Bedouin
Development & Education
In Israel, the once nomadic Bedouin are reluctant to move
An image from : Vander Caballero's video game called "Papa & Yo."
Arts, Culture & Media
A Colombian’s hit video game is about a different sort of violence — alcoholism
Global Scan
Iran and US agree, but on what exactly we’re not sure
A generation ago, privately-owned vehicles were rare in China. Nowadays, cities like Beijing are looking for ways to curb the public's reliance on private cars.
Lifestyle & Belief
If you want to drive in Beijing, you have to win the lottery — literally
A man from Awra Amba plows the land adjoining the village.
Development & Education
This Ethiopian village has gained wealth, but has bred hostility
A girl walks along a street in Beijing. China has announced reforms to the policy of allowing most families to have only one child.
Global Politics
China loosens its one-child policy in the face of a disturbing population trend
The elegant lobby at the El Rancho is open to the air.
Business, Economics and Jobs
Does Haiti really need luxury hotels?
Shutdown
Global Politics
In Africa, China’s political stability looks good compared to the US
Environment
Australia’s carbon tax looks to be headed up the smokestack
Arts, Culture & Media
And the Beat Making Lab goes on, to Ethiopia
Siyathemba, a junior at COSAT, delivers a speech during student council elections.
Development & Education
COSAT students tell hard truths to win votes
Development & Education
Some Haitians left waiting for family-based visas to come to U.S.
Development & Education
Fears of global population boom overblown, some argue
Development & Education
Peru government urges couples to wed, makes it easier with mass ceremonies
Development & Education
Ecuadorian government targets park’s oil, despite natural diversity
Development & Education
Pakistani college student creates shantytown school to change society
Development & Education
Indian gang rape victim Suzette Jordan goes public with her story
Environment
In China, entrepreneurs lead fight to curb air pollution
Development & Education
As Myanmar’s politics change, rural farmers still looking for recovery of their own
Development & Education
School Year: South African students join countrymen in volunteering to honor Mandela
Development & Education
Mrs. Lovett’s Colorful Math Classroom
Development & Education
Filipino domestic workers flee war in Syria, return home to no work
Development & Education
South African school discovers challenges in increasing enrollment, class sizes
Development & Education
Workers in Brazil mixed on public spending to prepare for sporting events
Development & Education
Rio de Janeiro’s controversial favela pacification program shows signs of success
Development & Education
China’s new rich looking to get education on manners
Development & Education
Environmental concerns at core of Turkish protests
Development & Education
Brazil looks to education to improve upward social mobility
Development & Education
In South Africa, death in family puts high schooler at the helm
Development & Education
China ups presence in Afghanistan as U.S. withdraws
Development & Education
South African students face real danger in simply getting to school each day
Development & Education
China’s economy at crossroads between freer enterprise, state control
Development & Education
Chinese land reform efforts move ahead with more fits than starts
Development & Education
China’s one-child policy increasingly being questioned
Development & Education
Asia Development Bank imagines fleet of electric trikes to help Manila
Development & Education
No Excuses, Just Success: The School Year Begins
Development & Education
Activists call for renewal of diplomatic relationship between Iran, U.S.
Development & Education
United Arab Emirates makes Missouri town beneficiary of expanded endeavor on foreign aid
Development & Education
Ethiopia’s economy benefiting from emigrants returning home
Development & Education
My Micro NY creates smaller living for New York City
Development & Education
GlobalPost report finds income inequality, a global problem
Development & Education
Organization in India harnesses youthful idealism to make Kolkata’s slums better
Development & Education
In Kenya, urban farming changing families’ reality
Huang Yuan Yuan at work
Development & Education
China investing big in persuading ‘leftover women’ to get married
Development & Education
Women form special cab service in Delhi — catering exclusively to women
Development & Education
Flood refugees begin returning to Jakarta; Indonesia braces for more rain