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The No-Nonsense Guide to Tourism

'When I researched The No Nonsense Guide to Tourism, I was
fascinated by the way the concept of 'paradise' was...

Recipe of the Week: Swooning Imam (Turkey)

27 Dec 2010 2 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Swooning Imam (Turkey)

Week 15: Our last Recipe of the Week is a Turkish delight of peppers, tomatoes, garlic and spices stuffed in an aubergine and...

Recipe of the Week: Ho-ddeock (South Korea)

20 Dec 2010 2 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Ho-ddeock (South Korea)

Week 14: Just in time for the holidays, these Ho-ddeock cinnamon buns are full of sticky, delicious goodness!

14 Dec 2010 3 minute read

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Rax Interview with Jonathan Mazower

"Nothing worth fighting for has ever been achieved without a fight! Young people have always been the drivers of change – if...

13 Dec 2010 2 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Dobi (Zimbabwe)

Week 13: This traditional Zimbabwean dish is made of spinach and tomato and is sure to whet your appetite!

8 Dec 2010 8 minute read

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Rax Interview with Jess Worth

"I think a lot of young people don't realise how powerful they are… I know that clever, strategic campaigning by young people...

6 Dec 2010 2 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Moussaka (Turkey)

Week 12: Although it takes an hour to bake (only 20 to prepare), this Moussaka dish is worth it - packed full of Turkish...

29 Nov 2010 7 minute read

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Rax Interview with Robbie Gillett

"When you face a big problem by yourself, it can seem really scary and daunting. But when you take action collectively with...

Recipe of the Week: Dutch Pea Soup (Holland)

29 Nov 2010 1 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Dutch Pea Soup (Holland)

Week 11: This easy Dutch soup is a popular winter warmer and great for leftovers!

Rax Interview with Tamsin Omond (Climate Activist)

26 Nov 2010 7 minute read

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Rax Interview with Tamsin Omond (Climate Activist)

"...my hope is that others will be inspired by living at this historic time and that together we will take action in our own...

Recipe of the Week: Gajaar Halwa/Carrot Fudge (India)

22 Nov 2010 2 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Gajaar Halwa/Carrot Fudge (India)

The perfect winter dessert! Instead of traditional chocolate fudge, this (slightly) healthier carrot fudge is full of nutty...

Global Vegetarian Kitchen Recipe Competition Winners

20 Nov 2010 4 minute read

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Global Vegetarian Kitchen Recipe Competition Winners

Announcing the winners of the Global Vegetarian Kitchen Recipe Competition! Thanks to everyone who entered!

Recipe of the Week: Turnip Treat (Britain)

15 Nov 2010 2 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Turnip Treat (Britain)

Week 9: Although turnip season is almost over, this delicious and healthy Turnip Treat is easy to make and full of beautiful...

Recipe of the Week: Ratatouille (France)

8 Nov 2010 1 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Ratatouille (France)

Week 8: This classic French dish is easy and perfect for the cold autumn and winter months!

Recipe of the Week: Tamia/Falafel (Sudan)

1 Nov 2010 1 minute read

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Recipe of the Week: Tamia/Falafel (Sudan)

Week 7: You'll love this vegetarian staple recipe from Sudan. Chickpeas, coriander, sesame, garlic... who doesn't love a good...

Don't Shoot the Clowns: Iraq's Past and Present

27 Oct 2010 3 minute read

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Don't Shoot the Clowns: Iraq's Past and Present

Author Jo Wilding explains why the new stage adaptation of her book is so important to ordinary Iraqis.

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