Buddhism is ubiquitous in the small landlocked nation of Bhutan. From the majestic monasteries to the prayer flags but especially striking is the number of monks, draped in their bright red robes, they are (...) +
Previously only available to men, the life of a Buddhist monk is committed to prayer and Kung Fu. In 2008, the Gwalwang Drukpa created a monastery in Nepal where nuns could learn and practice Kung Fu. Wang Chok, age (...) +
In the Spring of 2012, Mali was torn in half. Today, the government retains control over the South with the support of the international community. In the North, Islamic extremists have taken over and share power. (...) +
Life in Northern Mali has changed dramatically since the Islamist take-over earlier this year. The country that was once considered a model of African democracy is now divided and in chaos. Sharia law has been (...) +
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To this day, 84 Tibetans have set themselves on fire. Those who self-immolate are often young Buddhist monks and nuns in their twenties.
What is the cause of this alarming rise in self-immolations? Are these acts (...) +
On Novemberr 9th 2012 fifteen year old Chloé Rodriguez was kidnapped from her home in the South of France sparking a desperate nationwide search. A week later she was found in the boot of a car in Germany. A French (...) +
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