BBC World Service - From Our Own Correspondent

Brazil and Canada

Fashion meets indigenous arts in the Amazon rainforest; separatism wanes in Quebec

Why many Germans are so ambivalent about Russia, and how Syrian refugees adjust to NYC

Hamas is now at odds with Egypt's government; and what does Viktor Orban want?

Meeting people who jump the fence into the EU; the MH370 affair and Malay-China relations

Why Kolkata wants to be more like London, and the dying art of storytelling in Marrakech.

Global stories of those who stand out from the crowd - for good reasons and bad

India: the contrast between rich and poor in Gujarat, and between old and new in Assam

The Central African Republic's farmers v cowboys conflict, and Qatar's first bus service.

The mystery of the never-deciphered Voynich Manuscript - who could have written it?

The town that depends on people crossing into the US; growing up gay in a dictatorship