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Planning a trip to Eastern Europe or want to keep up with your favorite culture? Local English-language and ex-pat newspapers are perfect for up-to-date information.

Reading local English-language and ex-pat newspapers is the perfect way to prepare for travels in Eastern Europe and to keep up with the culture.

Beijing is chock full of activities to keep visitors busy long after the Forbidden City and Great Wall are closed for the day. Narrowing the list down can be difficult.

The next time you need to do a writing-intensive lesson, consider this ESL lesson plan that requires students to use creativity, work together, and present their work.

The second part of a walking tour of contemporary art spaces in the area of Silom and Sathorn roads covers photography, installations and painting galleries.

Yemeni poet, Amin al-Mashreqi, turned from glorifying suicide bombers to declaiming against them.

The Rwanda Initiative gives both Rwandan reporters and Canadians a chance to rebuild the Rwandan media, which was decimated during the genocide.

Was Dr Johnson one of the first sufferers from Tourette's Syndrome?

Cambodia's large contractor and foreign aid population is a transient one, meaning their dogs and cats often find themselves left behind and in need of adoptive families

Xalapa is nothing like Cancun, Cabo San Lucas or Mazatlan, and that's a good thing. A famed museum and cobblestone streets offer visitors a look at colonial Mexico.