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East German nudists let it all hang out

06.11.2009 01:49    telegraph.co.uk
It has nothing to do with sex" insisted Udo Schumacher 64 as he stood stark naked on a beautiful but bracing beach in Prerow in what was once Communist East Germany.


Under a bridge migrant workers in Saudi Arabia wait to get arrested

06.11.2009 01:49    telegraph.co.uk
Larita Delacruz sits on the concrete base of a bridge pylon rubs her swollen belly and explains her predicament: she is five months pregnant with twins and wants to go home to give birth.
Under a bridge migrant workers in Saudi Arabia wait to get arrested

Somalia's Sufis organise in face of 'existential' threat

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
On Thursday Somalia's main Sufi movement Ahlu Sunna wal Jamaa wrapped up an unprecedented conference in Nairobi to strategise its response to the rise and radicalisation of the Shebab group.
Somalia's Sufis organise in face of 'existential' threat

Hallowe'en: trick treat and a total travesty?

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
How did simple fun on a feast day fall to a taste for tat?
Hallowe'en: trick treat and a total travesty?


Iraqi stamp auction posts record prices

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Reckoned to be Iraq's top expert on cement Anis Amjad does the rounds of factories during the week but nothing can stop him conducting the stamp auction in old Baghdad every Saturday.
Iraqi stamp auction posts record prices

Pakistan's fashionistas defy Taliban

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Fashion week in Karachi will showcase 32 local designers over the fourday event though security fears have kept foreign models and designers away.
Pakistan's fashionistas defy Taliban

'Archaeologist of erotica' uncovers lost world of brothels

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
The sign hung at 12 rue Chabanais in the days when the building housed the most prestigious of Paris's infamous bordellos read 'Welcome to the Chabanais: The House of All Nations'.
'Archaeologist of erotica' uncovers lost world of brothels

After Afghan vote an awkward task for Obama

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
After attacking the Afghan leader Hamid Karzai for months Barack Obama's administration faces the awkward task of finding a way to help boost his credibility.
After Afghan vote an awkward task for Obama

Graft scandal undermines Indonesia's new government

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Indonesia's new government has been badly shaken by a corruption scandal that has exposed fundamental flaws in its commitment to fight graft and damaged investor confidence.
Graft scandal undermines Indonesia's new government

Military 'terps' go to war to win peace and visas

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Rocky' an interpreter has the combat record and desert camouflage gear of a US marine having already survived eight bomb attacks while on patrol in rural southwest Afghanistan.
Military 'terps' go to war to win peace and visas

Russian leech grower taps into swelling demand

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Natalya Lepyoshkina smiled as she fed her threeweekold 'children' a meal of warm cow's blood rinsed them off with water and poured them into an array of glass jars.
Russian leech grower taps into swelling demand

New war in Sudan's Nuba mountains?

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Air raids may no longer target the highlands of central Sudan but heads still turn sharply to scan the skies at the sound of an aeroplane engine overhead.
New war in Sudan's Nuba mountains?

Blogs roundup: the Spanish should abolish bullfighting a kiss for the Queen and downtrodden expat wives

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Expat's Majorcan Pearls blogger Anna Nicholas has tried but can't see la corrida as anything other than an outmoded and voyeristic bloodsport.
Blogs roundup: the Spanish should abolish bullfighting a kiss for the Queen and downtrodden expat wives

Ignorance dooming retirees to penury

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Pensioners are losing out on millions in income because they are not aware of the retirement income options available.
Ignorance dooming retirees to penury

Wild sterling fluctuations cost expat pensioners billions

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Pensioners living in Europe have lost around €5.5 billion £4.9 billion in two years thanks to the strength of the euro against sterling.
Wild sterling fluctuations cost expat pensioners billions

Patricia Storace introduces Dinner with Persephone

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
November's Expat Bookclub presents a charming book about Greece introduced here by its author. Enjoy.
Patricia Storace introduces Dinner with Persephone

Zim: mellow days and heady nights

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
I have heard Africa described as the continent of abundant life and speedy death. Like many around the world who love Zimbabwe I am waiting for a resurrection.'
Zim: mellow days and heady nights

The glory of a National Trust autumn

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
A gallery of National Trust properties in all their seasonal beauty.
The glory of a National Trust autumn

Nepal's 'laptop astrologer' takes to the airwaves

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Deepashree Joshi a Nepalese housewife says she used to queue for hours to have her fortune told. Now she only has to call her favourite television astrologer to discover what the future has in store.
Nepal's 'laptop astrologer' takes to the airwaves

Afghanistan rebuilds using child labour

06.11.2009 01:48    telegraph.co.uk
Conical chimneys rise from the plain to the east of Kabul a light wind sending their thick black smoke at right angles into a deep blue sky like fat fingers smudging ink across paper.
Afghanistan rebuilds using child labour

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