BBC World Service - From Our Own Correspondent

Greece, China and Fiji

How some Greeks are uniting to earn more from tourism; what reporting with a baby is like

Print journalism still going strong in Jaffna; traditional artisans emptying out of Rome

Australia's bush fires and climate change row and the hopes of Vietnam's young generation

Stories of construction, commerce, archaeology and identity from around the world

Making the lights go back on in Lagos, and struggling to pay for an Eid sheep in Senegal

Overcrowded French prisons and the BBC's first ever Moscow correspondent, 50 years on.

Pakistani girls who defied their parents, and Balkh's millennia of history in Afghanistan

Madagascar's education problems and the revival of Puglia's tiny trulli houses in Italy.

The migrants on the Italian island of Lampedusa, and how Portugal copes with austerity.

Correspondents stuck in crowds, from scary mobs to groups of friends and even snakes.