Many people think heavy drinking causes promiscuity, violence and anti-social behaviour. That's not necessarily true, argues Kate Fox. I am a social anthropologist, but what I do is not the traditional intrepid sort of anthropology where you go and study strange tribes in places with mud huts and monsoons and malaria. I really don't see why anthropologists feel they have to travel to unpronounceab
The fire station in the town of Chernobyl is now home to a tiny wildlife sanctuary. Established by a local vet, the sanctuary houses animals that were found injured inside the exclusion zone that surrounds Chernobyl's nuclear power station. Igor Chizhevsky, a biologist from Chernobyl's state-run SSSIE Ecocentre, explains the story behind this strange little "zoo".
Campaign groups had fought for years for the end of the "don't ask, don't tell" ban on gay troops US President Barack has announced the ban on openly gay people serving in US military is to end on September 20. His certification on Friday of the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) law comes seven months after it was overturned in the US Congress.
The BBC's Will Ross says the party has begun in the capital Juba South Sudan has become the world's newest nation, the climax of a process made possible by the 2005 peace deal that ended a long and bloody civil war. Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon are among international dignitaries attending celebrations in the capital, Juba. Sudan earlier became the first st
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