BOGOTA — “Our grandparents knew our territory well, its sacred and productive places, but also the risks we assumed if we did not use resources appropriately...." These are the words of José ...
PARIS — How do we decide what is the world's top museum? Its size, prestige, collection, the number of visitors — and the way it showcases its brand. The Louvre remains champion. The latest music ...
Proportionally, the World Cup has more followers in the Latin American marketplace than any other...
Indians are wild for the World Cup, even if their men's team has yet to participate. And they...
Colombians love their carne. But in the capital city, there are plenty of options too for top-end...
MUMBAI — As far as Indian cities go, Mumbai is probably the most free-spirited of them all. The streets are bustling till the wee hours, the people are generally more friendly (believe me — I'm ...
China Newsweek — June 4, 2018 Over the past decade, there have been countless reports about the boom in cosmetic surgery in Asian countries such as China, Japan and South Korea. Names have ...
MOSCOW — On April 13, a Russian court decreed an immediate blocking of the app Telegram across the country. The decision came after the refusal of Telegram to provide Russian security services ...
OneShot — Happy Birthday Ms. Monroe OneShot is a new digital format to tell the story of a single photograph in an immersive one-minute video. Follow ...
Using social media platforms, professors from Pakistan and India developed a course that looks at...
Built on a soggy bed of sand, the German capital isn't an ideal place for underground infrast...
An estimated 15,000 undocumented Moroccans work in construction sites, bakeries, and in skilled t...
BERLIN — This past week marked the beginning of a period of peace and quiet for Muslims around the world. It is Ramadan, a month dedicated to reflection, prayers, and fasting, where disputes are ...
Why do Americans brunch so hard? "I don't know," says one young woman from Baltimore. "I'...
Low wages, government censorship and even arbitrary detentions. Practicing journalism has become ...
VENICE — Venice and its 80,000 regular inhabitants are drowning in tourists. Some 30 million flock to its famous canals every year, stressing the infrastructure. Fed up, the lagoon city's ...
After voting to ban metals mining, residents in the mountainous area west of Bogota are staking t...
Bright ideas to limit ways that motherhood so often leads to gender pay gaps and blocked careers ...
In an interview with Miguel Wiñazki of Clarín, the Nobel laureate and author of the...
CAIRO — On a hot summer day in 2012, two smartly clad Filipina women arrived at the JW Marriott Hotel on Cairo’s ring road, toting handbags in the crooks of their arms as they had often observed ...
NEW DELHI — Despite India’s recent progress, its international influence is not commensurate with its size, might and tradition. India is often criticized for being unable to punch above its ...
More and more young and not-so-young people are returning home to live with their parents. A phen...
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