Two years after mass protests led to the removal of dictator Omar al-Bashir, Darfur is still caught up in conflict. Muslims and Hindus once shared their sacred shrines. This changed post-Partition but some traditions have survived. Military powers around the world are taking conflict technology to the next frontier — outer space. From fleeing for political reasons to looking for an adventure, Zimbabweans share why they left their home country. As crime rises, a small CSI unit in the Afghan capital must overcome incredible obstacles to solve its cases.
No matter their shortcomings, former presidents have a way of still exerting influence. But what, he asks, is the real cost of their journey? Borderlands: For centuries, the regions closest to the border between Scotland and England were the scene of conflict. Now, the Scottish Independence Referendum has posed a new challenge to residents of these communities — forcing them to reconsider their identities and allegiances.
The second part of the Borders issue of the magazine will be avaible for download from October By Press Office. Published On 2 Oct Featured in the first part of this issue are: 1, miles : An exploration of life and death along the Thai-Myanmar border.
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