Lauren Razavi

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How Rabat’s Mawazine music festival is signalling progress for the city: Taking over Morocco’s capital each year, the Mawazine brings international music to the masses and provides a platform for homegrown talent.

Democracy behind bars: 11 opposition leaders facing jail or death. With global democracy declining for the ninth year in a row, we look at some of the opposition leaders around the world who have been charged with sodomy, bribery and arson, and who now face prison and even death sentences.

Meet the entrepreneurs jetting off on co-working holidays: Hacker Paradise is a travelling community of co-workers – a growing trend for those who aren’t tied to an office. Lauren Razavi goes to Bali to see how it works.

Indonesia's universal health scheme: one year on, what's the verdict? A year after the government launched a health insurance project, professionals have opposing views. Is it too ambitious to succeed?

The foodie traveller visits Kolkata’s last Jewish bakery: The Nahoum and Sons bakery is one of the last vestiges of Kolkata’s Jewish heritage – but it still attracts the odd very important patron.