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A man speaks on his cell phone on a street in Havana.
Global Politics
Did the US government design the ZunZuneo app to empower Cubans or stir unrest?
Matt Farwell
Conflict & Justice
My simple interview turned into a wrenching look inside the traumas of war
Matt Farwell
Conflict & Justice
My simple interview turned into a wrenching look inside the traumas of war
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry addresses a news conference at the foreign ministry in the Algerian capital of Algiers on April 3, 2014.
Global Politics
Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians are on the brink of collapse — with both sides casting blame
Estonian troops during a NATO exercise in Poland last year.
Global Politics
Why eastern European nations like Estonia are stressing over Russia
Estonian troops during a NATO exercise in Poland last year.
Global Politics
Why eastern European nations like Estonia are stressing over Russia
Arts, Culture & Media
Julia Cooke shows us a Cuba where a younger generation navigates through stagnation and change
90-year-old "sexpert" Dr Mahinder Watsa writes the ‘Agony Grandad’ column for the Mumbai Mirror.
Lifestyle & Belief
A 90-year-old grandad ‘sexpert’ is India’s Dr. Ruth
Eduardo Tamaniz Diego
Development & Education
Impoverished kids love the soccer ball that powers a lamp — until it breaks
Seiichiro Ratsumi of Rogin's Tavern in Moriguchi, Japan
Lifestyle & Belief
Japan’s obsession with centuries-old bourbon says a lot about the country’s culture
Music Heard on Air
Music heard on the air for April 3, 2014
Cheng Imm Tan at home in Boston.
Lifestyle & Belief
First Days: She went to bed hungry on her first night in the US