Pictures
The gift of sight
A Nepali surgeon pioneers a simple eye operation to bring sight back to tens of thousands of people who are blind from cataracts.
Rival gangs call a truce
Rival gangs in El Salvador have called for a truce, an act which has been endorsed by the Roman Catholic Church in El Salvador.
Chinese dissident wants U.S. refuge
Blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng wants to leave for the U.S., telling Reuters his safety cannot be assured under a U.S.-China deal that had persuaded him to give up refuge in the U.S. embassy in Beijing.
Sierra Leone architecture
The unique architecture of Sierra Leone’s capital Freetown is a link to its past as a colony established for freed slaves.
America and Afghanistan
A look at America's involvement with the war in Afghanistan as well as its repercussions on the home front.
Images of April
Our top photos from the month of April include a rare look inside North Korea, evidence of conflict brewing between Sudan and South Sudan and a day with a goat named Cocoa as he takes NYC by storm. Full Article
The L.A. riots: 20 years later
The Los Angeles Riots
Twenty years have passed since the six-day riots, sparked by the acquittal of four police officers in the beating of Rodney King. Photographer Hyungwon Kang, then with the Los Angeles Times, documented the scene in Koreatown. Video
May Day, the same procedure every year
Every year I know how my Labour day will end in Berlin. May day concludes in Kreuzberg with riots between radical leftists, the so-called “Autonomen” (autonomists), masked and wearing mostly black clothes and the police.
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I am so sorry what was happen in Bosnia years ago ,some times when I saw the pictures of Bosnia war I fill sorrow