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Mari Marcel Thekaekara, on how Narender Modi could be a prime ministerial contender for the 2014 elections in India.…

With its lax environmental laws, Burma has become a battleground for neighbouring countries keen to get their hands on the country’s abundant natural resources…

The arrival of the rainy season brings chaos to the streets of Manila – and it’s not all the fault of the weather, says Iris Gonzales.…

Catholic priest, guerrilla fighter, politician: David Rodriguez has dedicated his life to serving the people of El Salvador, just as his hero, Archbishop Oscar Romero, did before him…

A profile of the troubled Caribbean nation.…

Skye Hohmann's poetic account of climate change – or cosmos change, as it is understood locally – in the Marshall Islands.…

A country profile.…

'Given the 1 billion hungry people in the world today and the need to increase global food production by 50% by 2050 under increasingly challenging conditions, you don’t have to be a greenie to lose sleep over climate change.'…

Our new blogger Mari Marcel Thekaekara, based in India, considers stories that never hit the headlines…

Becky Palmstrom on the buoyant hopes of refugees from Southern Sudan in Kenya, as they see their nation begin to take shape and await return.…