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21st century life: The year 2009 marks the 50th anniversary of a failed uprising against Chinese forces in Tibet, which led to the exile of the 14th Dalai Lama to India along with 80,000 Tibetan refugees
Editors' blog: Mark King presents a selection of the best of the web this week, from firing up the Large Hadron Collider to a HIV/Aids health campaign featuring presenter Konnie Huq
November 19 2009: Pramada Shah, president of the Animal Welfare Network Nepal, on the Gadhimai festival next week, at which half a million animals expected to be sacrificed
Development: Matt Crook reports from Díli on a government project that’s tackling two of Timor-Leste’s biggest problems: bad roads and high unemployment
Editors' blog: Guardian Weekly editor Natalie Bennett explains how the progress, or lack thereof, of the Copenhagen talks pushed their way to the front page
From the paper: In her France diary, Lizzy Davies reports on a row over comments made by French-Senegalese author Marie Ndiaye, winner of the country's Prix Goncourt literary prize
Letter from: Germany. Kevin O’Byrne visits Duisburg, known as the City of a Thousand Fires due to its proliferation of steel companies, and searches for a holy well in the surrounding forest
Profile: Janice Honeyman, one of South Africa's most prolific theatre directors, is now in the running to win an Evening Standard Theatre award for her colonial take on The Tempest
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