Satire invades China
Satire allows young people to critique their government. Marco Visscher

The car that runs on air
The world's cleanest engine. Marco Visscher

Eureka! Healing with light
Physicist, Fritz-Albert Popp, uses light to prevent disease.
Ursula Sautter

Those left behind
Money sent home by immigrant workers makes a dramatic impact in developing countries. Reporting from the Philippines, Jonathan Rowe reveals that the effects go far beyond economics. Jonathan Rowe

"I never cheer when my team scores"
An interview with Shell CEO Jeroen van der Veer. Max Christern

Money makes the world go around
A conscious approach to investing can affect the way the world goes around. Amy Domini

Small is Successful
A growing number of businesses discover that getting big is not the best measure of accomplishment. Jay Walljasper

After oil
Unfamiliar crops like switchgrass and jatropha hold more promise as alternative fuels than corn and sugarcane Craig Cox

Bali in the balance
A local king, educated at Harvard, maps out a middle route between modern progress and traditional culture for this tourist mecca Ben Knapen

Dare to care
Good Samaritans on a crowded subway train discover the gift of service David Servan-Schreiber

A true-life tale of synchronicity
What does it mean when a python suddenly shows up in a New York psychologist's office? Denise Phillips

What women--and the rest of us--can learn from Hollywood
Lessons in female leadership from Mulan, Whale Rider and Kill Bill Tijn Touber and Manfred van Doorn