HomeCurrent issueNewsCommentariesFeaturedPeople Building TrustReviewsHave your say FIRST PERSON Joseph Karanja >> 1.3 million people worldwide do not access to safe drinking water, according to the UN. Joseph Karanja starts each day with a time of searching for direction in silence. He tells how this led to finding spring water on his land, which will soon be marketed nationwide. Seeing the World Through New Eyes >> José Carlos Léon Vargas looks back on nine months in Asia with an unusual training programme. Rethinking Lazy Stereotypes >> Teaching English in China was an eye-opener for Rob Neal. Hands up for the Big Picture >> Peter Everington returns to Sudan to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Independence. Why Japan Still Needs Humble Statesmen >> It is crucial for Japan's leader to win the trust of her neighbours. Prime Minister Kishi visited nine Asian- Pacific nations in 1957 to apologise for Japan's actions during the War. Turkey Asks, 'Why Not?' >> As Turkey, straddling Europe and Asia, seeks to join the European Union, Cigdem Leblebici reflects on the momentum for change in her country. Surprises in My Family Tree >> Walking along the slave routes of West Africa helped Kojo Jantuah to discover his identity-and his destiny. Return to Afghanistan, My Grey Land >> Shabibi Shah has been longing to return home for 22 years: the reality was a shock. 1.2 Billion Relatives in China >> A friendly child gives Tom Duncan the courage to climb China’s contemporary Great Wall. Young Poles Face EU Membership >> Poland’s decision to join the European Union has been a subject of hot debate in schools and universities,writes Joanna Margueritte. Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 next>> last>>