Iraqi family tries to adjust to new life in U.S.

London politician calls for Metropolitan Police to make grisly museum public

Soccer match that disgraced Chile recalled 40 years later

Removing Syria’s chemical weapons — in middle of civil war — a tricky proposition

What to consider when you are considering donating

Syrians worry Islamists will replace Assad and life will get worse

Author calls for three-prong approach, including legal action, in response to Syria

California moves forward with bill to end state role in federal immigration program

U.S. officials press case as Russia floats plan for ‘international control’ of Syrian chemical weapons

Peru government urges couples to wed, makes it easier with mass ceremonies

Testicles the main ingredient at Serbian cooking contest

Culture of silence limits Latinas battling higher depression rates

U.S.-Russia hotline celebrates 50th anniversary

Turkish government wants Syrian intervention, though most Turks oppose

Palestinian family discusses relatives killed in Syrian chemical weapons attack

President Obama continues to press case for military intervention in Syria

On Easter Island, dedicated few trying to preserve native Rapa Nui language

High blood pressure takes increasing toll in Cambodia, developing world

Pakistani college student creates shantytown school to change society

Colombia’s FARC rebels face history in considering return to politics

Shan refugees face uncertain road back to Myanmar

With military option looming, experts examine how Syria might respond to airstrikes

First Days: South Asian Americans share stories of first days in America

In a land of kids, infertile couples face stigma, challenges

As U.S., NATO mull military action against Syria, questions raised about legality

Part II: Not Just a Women’s Issue

Israel promises to strike back ‘fiercely’ if Syria attacks

U.S., U.K. take steps toward action on Syria

The Madrassa Myth: In Pakistan, public schools may be the problem

UN wants access to site of alleged chemical attacks in Syria

What we know from Bradley Manning’s leaks

How smart is too smart to eat?

Egypt’s tourism industry grinds to a halt

Did William Shakespeare really invent all those words?

Indian gang rape victim Suzette Jordan goes public with her story

Cambodia promotes brown rice to fight diabetes

New American south: Latinos make mark in an Appalachian city

Social entrepreneur brings light to the electric-less — with a soda bottle and some water

Some Filipino call center workers turn schedules upside down, embrace U.S. time

New information revealed in photos of Ernest Hemingway’s ‘Dangerous Summer’

US border fence skirts environmental review

Los Angeles immigrant community pushes to keep Zapotec language alive

In Canada, Fort McMurray Radio Station Bans Neil Young

How Volunteers Keep Watch, Ease Isolation of Immigrant Detainees

So What Happens if Voyager One Actually Meets E.T.?

Why Some Men in Cambodia Don’t Think Gang Rape is Gang Rape

Music Heard on Air September 13, 2013

Men Sentenced to Death for Rape and Murder in India

IgNobel Awards Test: Which One of These is False?

Astrology Remains a Constant in Fast-Changing Myanmar

US and Russia Have Long Experience Dismantling Their Own Chemical Weapons Stockpiles

Iran’s View of Syria

Residents Struggle to Find Common Ground Inside Syria

We Can’t Just Rely on Punishing Rapists as Criminals, Says Gender Justice Advocate

French Hip-Hop Supergroup IAM has a New York City Homecoming

Death Devices From London’s Most Famous Crimes May Soon be on Public Display

One Iraqi Family Adjusts to a New Life in the US

Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their Godfathers

Mexico City Teachers Take to the Streets to Protest Education Reforms

Music Heard on Air for September 12, 2013