Barnaby Phillips returns to Kosovo 10 years after independence, to see what’s changed in a village where ethnic Serbs and Albanians live side by side.
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Peace dividend of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement is tangible, but entrenched divisions and uncertainty persist.
Al Jazeera has uncovered allegations and evidence of security forces continuing to use torture against Tamils in Sri Lanka.
British MPs are questioning Oxfam about the alleged sexual abuse in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. But others say the problem is wider and deeper than the Haiti incident and involves more aid organisations.
Minister appointed to help the vulnerable in a society where more than half of all over-75-year-olds live alone.
This week marks 100 years since women won the right to vote in the UK.
Darren Osborne, who wrote a hate-filled note then took a van to kill Muslims, has been convicted of murder for the Finsbury Park attack he executed.
Prime Minister Theresa May is going to China to boost trade, but will she be seen as a strong partner?
Ulva, a remote Scottish island, is up for sale, and the government is deciding whether to give the local community the right to buy it, instead of it being sold on the open market.
The community has only months to raise US$6m required to buy Ulva before private investors can make an offer.
