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Saddam Hussein wages biological and chemical attacks on the part of his country that is known as Kurdistan.

The changing way of life in China focuses on the unemployed, the working poor and the nouveaux riches.

How Russian occupation has affected the civilians of Grozny, the capital city in Chechnya, as well as the efforts of the Chechen rebels.

Cambodia becomes integrated with the world community and modern technology.

Citizens are surviving in Argentina, a nation experiencing complete economic and social breakdown, by organizing citizen committees and Barter Clubs.

Whether the U.S. will have to choose between the War on Drugs and the War on Terrorism, now that Afghan opium production is at its highest.

Eight ten-year-olds who were profiled as newborns in 1992, who are now coping with racism, poverty, child labor, political violence, environmental degradation and access to education.

The recent murders of two young women lawyers, who promoted human rights and legitimate protest, worry Mexicans that long-standing corruption may be immovable.

Slobodan Milosevic, now defending himself at the International War Crimes Tribunal, and his regime's rise to power.

Hindu extremists in Gujarat Province kill some 2,000 Muslims, force more than 100,000 to flee to refugee camps, and teach militant propaganda to schoolchildren.