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A protester in Oakland, California, on December 3, 2014, wears a sign during a demonstration against the decision by a New York City grand jury not to indict a police officer in the death of Eric Garner.
Justice
England abolished grand juries decades ago because they didn’t work
Three addicts preparing to smoke heroin under a bridge in Kabul’s Pol-e Sokhta neighborhood.
Health
There’s almost no help for Afghanistan’s 1.6 million drug addicts
Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Lousteau and his girlfriend Anita attend the final match at the Buenos Aires Open tennis tournament between Jose Acasuso and David Nalbandian February 24, 2008.
Economics
Inflation — and hotness — make economists superstars in Argentina 
Russia's President Vladimir Putin giving his State of the Nation speech.
Global Politics
Putin is defiant in his State of the Nation speech
The 1979 Revolution game
Culture
A video game designer wants to introduce a different side of his native Iran to the world
Protesters took to the streets of midtown Manhattan and other American cities after a New York City grand jury decided not to charge white police officer Daniel Pantaleo whose chokehold contributed to the death of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man. The US
Justice
Despite South Africa’s successful black middle class, there’s still incredible tension between police and poor black communities
Il Sogno Del Marinaio
Music
This veteran punk rocker wants to always be in ‘student mode’
Paddington Bear, the children's character who first appeared in stories in the 1950s, might find himself an illegal migrant in modern Britain.
Justice
If Paddington Bear came to the UK today, he might be detained for illegal entry