Michelle Wright | In India, the birth of a baby girl often brings grief and shame-and murder
Could Tunisia's revolution overtake Egypt?
In the shadow of a high-profile political circus, Haitians continue to languish
The return of exiled dictator 'Baby Doc' Duvalier threatens more trouble for the already-volatile nation
In response to recent government crackdowns on Christians, the Iranian church pleads for intercession
One year after a devastating earthquake, Haitians continue to face adversity
After decades of civil war, southern Sudanese citizens vote on their own independence
Jamie Dean | As South Sudan prepares for a January vote on independence from Khartoum, concerns over region-wide violence grow
Mindy Belz | With hyperinflation and election violence a (recent) memory, Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe strengthens his grip ahead of coming elections despite a stalled comeback
A potential hurricane poses a grim question: How much more can this country endure?
