This Underwater Sculpture Park in simply amazing, these pieces were all created on land and taken down about 4-6m to their underwater resting place divers and snorkelers to see. This is a creative twist on an art gallery!

China's growth over the past few years has been nothing short of miraculous, and it is predicted that the economy will overtake America's within a generation. But how did it all happen? And what are the implications for the rest of the world?

With as many as 1 million people still at risk, it is conceivable that the death toll will, within days, approach that of the entire number of civilians killed in the genocide in Darfur.

Western governments detest Mugabe's audacity in daring to seize white farms; in meddling in the DRC without consent from the US; and his criticism of Western colonialism, which has gained him the reputation of valiant warrior against Western superiority.

U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security (DS) investigators in Costa Rica have reunited a U.S. citizen with his kidnapped daughter almost three years after she allegedly was abducted by her mother and taken to Central America.

This is how it looks in Myanmar. I can only hope the Junta will open the borders and let the relief in.

Burma's brutal and corrupt military junta failed to warn the people, failed to evacuate any areas, and suppressed the freedom of communication.

For the people living along Burma's Payapon river the slow-moving waters have always been a sustainer of life, providing irrigation, fish and clean water; but now the same river is delivering the corpses of hundreds of people killed by Cyclone Nargis.

Every year the United States State Department distributes a global human rights report and points fingers at police in Barbados alleging excessive use of force,abuse of power and trust. If the United States needs to point fingers it should begin at home.

"We have already seen regional commanders putting their names on the side of aid shipments from Asia, saying this was a gift from them and then distributing it in their region," said Mark Farmaner, director of Burma Campaign UK, which campaigns for human