Ecuadorians head to the polls this Sunday, in one of the most hotly contested elections in decades. Thirty-seven-year-old ...

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National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has covered a lot of ground: some 14,000 miles — on foot — through 21 countries so ...

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Denmark is taking a wrecking ball to people’s homes in neighborhoods where the government feels residents don’t share “Danish ...

As Moldova tries to align itself with the European Union, the region of Gagauzia continues to lean pro-Russian. Now, there ...

Since the end of the Korean War in the 1950s, South Korea provided an estimated 200,000 children for international adoptions.

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A large crowd of protesters erupted in cheers when the announcement came from South Korea's Constitutional Court. All eight ...