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Subtitled '18 Songs for Music Lovers', Easy Come, Easy Go is a double album containing a wide choice of songs: from Brian Eno's 'How Many Worlds' to Dolly Parton's 'Down from Dover'

A collection of stories about childhood from a stellar cast of authors from around the world, with all royalties going to Save the Children. Edited by Richard Zimler and Rasa Sekulovic.

Like the best, most haunting bolero, Havana Fever is liable to linger in the mind well after its final phrases.

Short Writings from Zimbabwe, edited by Jane Morris.

An album loaded with the instrumentation - fiddle, steel guitar, banjo and mandolin - of American roots music.

A country profile of South Korea.

This is the first Iraqi film about the American-led invasion. Written and directed by Mohamed Al-Daradji.

Socialism is no match for plastic cups!

Catherine Scott and Jo Barrett call on the international community to honour its obligations.

Strategies for social cohesion

Class or culture – which has caused Mauritius the most upset? Lindsey Collen looks back.

Shoma Chaudhury on the hate mongers intent on tearing up the very idea of India.

Faith schools get a bashing even from committed multiculturalists. We talk to one supporter who currently teaches English at a secular school in Australia.

Canadian multiculturalism is in rude health and has licked the kinds of problems that crop up in other countries. Haroon Siddiqui explains how.

A divided society needs new answers and new identities, argues Yasmin Alibhai-Brown.