Casa Rosada: The Argentinian Government let Madonna film there, it’s been the scene of military coups and now you can glimpse into the life of the President.
The gnomes of Wroclaw
Walking the streets of Wroclaw, you notice another gnome, then another. By the seventh one you’re almost expecting to see Snow White pop her head out.
The world’s oldest sovereign state
It’s the oldest sovereign state in the world and also one of the smallest. So what is San Marino like to visit as a tourist and what is there to do?
Breaking away under a bloody flag
The stage is set for the people of Catalonia to take the next step towards independence from Spain. But it’s not likely to be an easy path for anyone.
It’s time to grow up, America
A walk on Boston’s Freedom Trail reveals a lot of America’s history but also raises thoughts about its future. It started with a Tea Party, so what’s next?
JFK – before he was an airport
There was once a president who inspired a nation with a dream to send a man to the moon. In modern America, lessons can be learned from JFK.
Is the sun setting on America?
The US is at a crucial point politically and economically. With protests in streets and a presidential campaign nearing, the focus is here in Washington.
Civil rights and wrongs in the Deep South
Deep South civil rights When it comes to civil rights and racial equality, there’s a lot of food for thought during a trip through the Deep South of the United States (and I’m not talking about the fried chicken!). Everywhere you go you’re confronted with overt signs of the gap between black and white. Sometimes […]
All men are created equal
Visiting the house in Virginia that Thomas Jefferson built gives you an insight to his genius. But it also raises questions of his morality and ethics!