Red Sea

Part I: Rethinking the Model Family

Health & Medicine

In Ethiopia, having eight children is not uncommon. To reduce birth rates, the government has enlisted the help of health workers and religious leaders. Their goal: change attitudes about what constitutes an “ideal” family.

The World

Slideshow: Bosnian Muslim Walking to Mecca for the Hajj

Lifestyle & Belief
The World

US seeks to cut foreign aid as Horn of Africa starves

Health & Medicine
The World

Underwater Geo Quiz

Global Politics
The World

Geo quiz and answer

Arts, Culture & Media

Israel worried about energy supply

Conflict & Justice

Israel has been anxiously following events in Egypt, worried about how the unrest could affect the peace treaty between the two countries. But as Daniel Estrin reports, Israelis are now worried about their energy security, too.

Egypt protests, the Suez Canal and gobal trade

The protests in Egypt have many in the international community wondering how the growing political instability will affect commerce in the region. The World’s Laura Lynch reports on the Suez Canal.