The world's oldest and largest medium wave (MW/AM) DX club, which hosts DX Audio Service, books on tape for the sight impaired.

Official site includes rules and regulations, tournament results, reports, and statistics, rankings, contact information for area councils, and message board.

An international conference for decision makers in the field of politics, economics and academics from all over the world. Held in Morocco.

Pictures taken by Jon Hope at tournaments around the world.

Many yacht club burgees, and a search engine for yacht clubs.

National, subnational, and historical flags.

A contract research and recruiting firm serving the world of executive search.

Jim Holt reviews 'The First Sex: The Natural Talents of Women and How They Are Changing the World' by Helen Fisher.

Antique and vintage furniture, lighting, textiles, ethnic art, and accessories from around the world.

Photo essay about the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and the role God played.

Typos, an ordinary occurrence in the fast-typing world of cyberspace, can sometimes turn into a problem when users unwittingly hit adult Web sites. [News.com]

Online auction of world coins with scans.

A scientific organization working to ensure the development of safe, effective, accessible, preventive HIV vaccines for use throughout the world.

(1970- ) Composer of electroacoustic, electronic, and world music

Story of unofficial world record bream, caught in Alapaha, Georgia.

A natural landmark that offers cave tours, attractions.

Provides a pool of educational materials for teachers and educators around the world.

The oldest Methodist chapel in the world (1739), John Wesley's Chapel, Bristol. Overview, worship, friends, shop, visits, events, library and history.

National and world news from this week's headlines plus Scholastic News Radio and special reports with video clips. USA.

Travel magazine with focus on world cultural exploration. Contains vignette style articles and photo essays.