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One of Egypt’s last fez makers takes pride in craft despite drop in popularity
CAIRO (Reuters) - For nearly 45 years, Nasser Abdel Basset has been a proud maker of the fez, the iconic...
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Czechs want to know what’s wrong with their ill president
By Jan Lopatka PRAGUE (Reuters) - When Vaclav Havel nearly died of a ruptured intestine as Czech president in 1998,...
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Drought in northern Kenya pushes millions towards hunger
By Baz Ratner MARSABIT, Kenya (Reuters) - In northern Kenya, the ribs of dead sheep stretch towards the blazing sun...
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‘Our whole life depends on water’: Climate change, pollution and dams threaten Iraq’s Marsh Arabs
By Charlotte Bruneau and Thaier Al-Sudani CHEBAYESH MARSHES, Iraq (Reuters) - On an island surrounded by the narrow waterways of...
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Pregnant Afghan pilot who voiced fears to Reuters moved to Tajik hospital
By Phil Stewart WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A pregnant Afghan Air Force pilot who had been detained at a rural sanatorium...
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Exclusive-Stranded at Tajik sanatorium, pregnant Afghan pilot fears for unborn baby
By Phil Stewart WASHINGTON (Reuters) -She didn't forget the prenatal vitamins - that was one of the few things this...
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Nigerians offer artworks to British Museum in new take on looted bronzes
By Tife Owolabi and Estelle Shirbon BENIN CITY, Nigeria (Reuters) - A new guild of artists from Nigeria's Benin City...
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