- A smell of oil (No. 13)
Petro-politics in the Caucasus [report]
- Good works for the locals (No. 17)
In Chad, the oil and the damage done [reportage]
- Choosing sides in El Salvador (No. 19)
Twenty-five years after the assassination of Archbishop Romero, two protagonists tell their stories [reportage]
- Miami revisited (No. 23)
The waning energies of the Cuban exiles [reportage]
- Mosley in Ireland (No. 26)
The British fascist and his Irish homes and causes [report]
- ‘Forgive me, mother, for my crazy life’ (No. 31)
The Mara Salvatrucha – a.k.a. the most dangerous gang in the world – on trial [reportage]
- The twilight of Irish Catholic New York (No. 39)
In Manhattan and the Bronx, the new Latino face of Catholic America [reportage]
- Nicaragua revisited (No. 43)
The strange fate of a famous revolution [reportage]
- 9/11 and the seminar room (No. 45)
The attacks and the two Americas, then and now [essay]