Our friends in the north
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Arts & entertainment: South African puppets and lots of trolls ... Alfred Hickling reports from Stavanger - Europe's other Capital of Culture
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CITY & Northern, developers of Darlington's Mor
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By Mary Hopkin, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash.  Sep.
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As thousands of North-east students take part i
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Martin Buckley meets the Corsicans determined not to let a national hero be forgotten.
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Global warming is increasingly rendering Inuit and other Arctic peoples at a loss for words. They simply do not have names in their languages for the temperate species flocking up from the south.
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Some linguists say yes, as more Northerners move south, but others see stiff resistance to 'y'all.'
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The Goonhilly Earth Station in Cornwall is a key part of the global network that keeps us talking to each other.
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We love the romantic pretense of a homogenous, melting-pot America. It makes us feel good, gives us a sense of nobility and brings closure to our well-documented history of discriminating against one another.
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The New York Times has recently run a piece pondering the renowned nation of Canada, and whether it has fallen from its once lofty heights of international greatness.    "A country is not just a health system."  This is the sentiment of one of a few Canadian authors recently lamenting the decline of Canadian engagement around the world.  The question then becomes: what makes a nation great?  Why would Canadians resent the place of  their placid and peaceful country?  And, what does this say about the roles taken on by other influential nations around the world?
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By Matt Branaugh, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.  Dec.
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[World News]: Washington, Nov 27 : Scientist have always wondered how pigeons manage to be such good navigators and have a &#39;nose for the north&#39; and now a new study has suggested that it is because they have small magnetic particles in their beaks, which
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A city down on its luck has an optimistic young leader. The scene there mirrors our national situation. Maybe we can all learn something from Luke Ravenstahl.
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By MARK WILSON, Courier & Press staff writer 46
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New Zealand is just about as far from the North Atlantic as you can get. Despite the distance, leaders of NATO will next week be discussing how to draw the Pacific nation and other regional democracies further ...Comment
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BELIEVE it or not, I still have personal friends who are ardent Zanu PF supporters with whom I socialize now and then. With one of them however, our political differences were beginning to affect our personal relationship.
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A STUDY has plotted habitats and wildlife in Tyneside parks which are to be the subject of regeneration projects.   The work, by Northumberland Wildlife Trust for North Tyneside Council, reveals the parks host wildlife ranging from bats to sparrowhawks, and possibly water voles.