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Five years after the Dayton peace agreement, Michael Smith visits the Bosnian capital Sarajevo to attend an international media conference.
01 December 2000
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Alexander and Natalie Pinchook describe their work with Tsentr Deystvie (CentreAction) to help Belorussians cope with the aftermath of Chernobyl.
01 December 2000
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Bethuel Kiplagat believes that Africa's development depends on peace and security, as he tells Michael Smith.
01 August 2000
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Indian historian Rajmohan Gandhi spoke on 'Money, Globalization and Equality' during the Caux conference for Business and Industry. We print extracts:
01 August 2000
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Norway's former Minister of International Development and Human Rights, Hilde Frafjord Johnson, tells Jens Jonathan Wilhelmsen about her country's response to the international debt crisis.
01 August 2000
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Michael Smith reports on India's information technology revolution which has turned the nation into a 'software superpower':
01 June 2000
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Alan Channer joins people of many faiths and traditions at an ecological symposium in the Chateau de Klingenthal, France
01 February 2000
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As reported in FAC (Feb/Mar 1999), the Clean Slate Campaign invites people to promise to take at least one practical step during 1999 towards cleaning their slate.
01 December 1999
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Campbell Leggat returns to the land of his birth to find out what Scotland's new parliament could mean for Scotland and the UK.
01 August 1999
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Former Utrecht city councillor Aad Burger discovers how the Dutch police are responding to their country's increasing ethnic diversity.
01 June 1999
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