Joe Jackson

The city that boomed most be­fore the Great Re­ces­sion – and then fell the fur­thest – be­lieves it’s back in busi­ness.

Eco­nom­ic and so­cial fac­tors con­tribute to the de­cline and gen­tri­fi­ca­tion of Japan’s tra­di­tion­al day-labour­er ar­eas.

Rugged bor­der re­gion be­tween Pana­ma and Colom­bia has no for­mal cross­ings, bring­ing an ar­ray of se­cu­ri­ty chal­lenges.

Keep­ing a promise to make his daugh­ter a princess, Amer­i­can de­clares a king­dom in north­east Africa.

US-Mex­i­co bor­der cities co­ex­ist in a sym­bi­ot­ic re­la­tion­ship that ben­e­fits peo­ple on both sides.

Mo­hawk reser­va­tion is sliced down the mid­dle along the US-Cana­da bor­der, mak­ing life in­ter­est­ing – and dif­fi­cult.

Cen­tral Amer­i­can town pros­pers as a trad­ing hub be­tween Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic and Haiti de­spite a haunt­ing past.

Some 160 teach­ers have been killed and many schools set ablaze in con­tin­u­ing eth­nic vi­o­lence.