French farmers and the fields of Paris

By Jenny Lunn The Champs-Élysées, the most famous boulevard in Paris, has been silenced for a few days – by … More

The politics and power of buildings

By Jenny Lunn Buildings are a part of our everyday lives. We live and work in buildings. We go to … More

By Jenny Lunn The Islamic financial services (IFS) sector is booming. Worth an estimated US$639 billion in 2008, the sector … More

By Jenny Lunn A migrant arrives in the country every minute and the UK population will pass 70 million by … More

By Jenny Lunn Earlier this month, the BBC held its fourth School Report News Day, in which 50,000 children from … More

By Jenny Lunn Over the last two days, nearly 400 political and business leaders from 34 African countries have been … More

By Jenny Lunn The earthquake measuring 8.8 on the Richter scale that struck Chile last weekend affected two million people. … More

By Jenny Lunn No ecosystem is going to be unaffected by climate change but each will respond differently depending on … More

by Jenny Lunn The practice of town twinning developed after the Second World War. It was a public movement to … More

By Jenny Lunn The UNDP’s Human Development Report 2009 focused on the role of mobility in increasing human development. The … More