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British aid agency ActionAid recently put in an application to demolish London’s famed St Paul’s Cathedral.

Human skulls and decomposing bodies dug up in Kenya’s Rift Valley Province show signs of torture.

Campaigners take to the canvas to show solidarity

Russia’s massive energy company Gazprom plans to be the biggest corporation in the world by 2014 – and who would bet against it?

Despite the country being hit by Typhoon Fengshen, Filipino President Arroyo arranged a 10-day trip to the US for herself and at least 59 of her loyal congress members, at a reported cost of 66 million pesos ($1.42 million)!

Polyp discovers oil in the Garden of Eden.

Aboriginal sea rights a landmark victory

Marc Roberts’ intergalactic health & safety inspectors Gort and Klaatu make their début.

A US defence contractor is claiming to have developed a technology that allows sounds to be beamed directly into people's heads.

A heartrending love-story and a searing indictment of authoritarianism in all its forms.

Patience is running thin and tempers are flaring in Maria Golia’s apartment block.

Lieve Joris's spellbinding account of the recent ill-starred history of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Karen fight ethnic cleansing in Burma with economic development

Peter Gabriel threw open the doors of his Real World studios in rural England and invited an enormous bunch of musicians – Sinead O’Connor, Marta Sebestyen, Papa Wemba, Guo Yue are just a few of them – to come and jam.

What war does to people’s humanity and how, without trust, touch and intimacy, we’re lost.