While traveling, we are able to see the Face of the World, different peoples, cultures and traditions, to understand how they live, how they are happy and sad, as they like, trust and experience. Travel – it’s an opportunity to learn a better world. After all, is full of amazing places. While traveling, we are able to see the places, faces the World, diverse, amazing, unique. Here is a best faces of the world!

There is a club that deals with making small figures that constitute beautiful dioramas. Its members are elder than 30 years old. The club was started at the Soviet times.  Every year less and less veterans who participated in the World War II are left. The youngest war participant in Dnepropetrovsk is now 84 years old. These people’s heroic deeds are captured in miniatures on military and historic themes.  The tiny figures are frozen in time. Before creating such a diorama an author needs to examine old pictures, historic evidence and drawings to achieve a complete identity between real things and their models.  The size of every soldier should not exceed 5 cm.

Crowds of people in Moscow were watching a very strange object. It turned to be a “duck-car” that onlookers willingly photographed. What a duck?! The next day the duck was to be transported to California by plane, to amaze them either.

Empty Hills  is an annual non-commercial open-air alternative arts and music festival held in Russia. The festival takes place since 2003 in the Kaluga or Smolensk districts. I think they are having a lots of fun. So, take a look, and enjoy!

This time we offer you to see how an ordinary day of Russian airborne forces looks like. These guys are serving in one of the regiments in Kubinka, the Moscow Region. The Russian Airborne Troops or VDV is an arm of service of the Armed forces of the Russian Federation, on a par with the Strategic Rocket Forces and the Russian Space Forces. First formed before World War II, the force undertook two significant airborne operations and a number of smaller jumps during the war and after 1945 for many years was the largest airborne force in the world.

The Mexican Army  is the combined land and air branch and largest of the Mexican Military  services; it also is known as the National Defense Army. It is famous for having been the first army to adopt and use an automatic rifle, (the Mondragón rifle), in 1899, and the first to issue automatic weapons as standard issue weapons, in 1908. The Mexican Army has an active duty force of 192,000 (2009 est.).Mexico has no foreign nation-state adversaries and little ambition to impose itself upon other nations. It repudiates the use of force to settle disputes and rejects interference by one nation in the affairs of another. Although it has not suffered a major terrorist incident, Mexico considers itself a...

In prison, San Quentin, which is located near Sacramento, Calif., opened a new office for lethal injection. It represents a set of specially equipped rooms. Equipment for new items that are ready for their first “customer” – kil*er Albert Greenwood, cost American taxpayers $ 853,000 dollars.

September 2 Republic of Korea noted the 60 anniversary of victory in the Yankees. In honor of the holiday was arranged historical reconstruction of the battle of the Nakdong River between the North Korean troops and the troops of the Republic of Korea, among them were units of the U.S. Army.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo it’s war again. But what does it mean again? She goes there for ten years, almost without ceasing. Just now, it flared up anew after a brief lull in the beginning of the year. In August the rebel General Laurent Nkunda with the Tutsi rebels launched an offensive on government forces of President Joseph Kabila of supporting Hutu militias. UN troops are in the country, to cope with the situation and can not defend themselves for the most part, not the civilian population, which is carved thugs on both sides. A quarter of a million refugees in the country is maturing extremely serious humanitarian catastrophe. To plunder, to shoot more joined on...

To tell about the life of street children and raise money for them, “Fund to Fight AIDS” got in touch with the photographer David Gillanders. David visited Ukraine to make a photo essay on children homeless. It should be noted that David managed to earn the trust of children and enter into their circle. His work has deeply touched the Europeans and forced many funds to draw attention to the problems of children and their needs. In February-March 2010 by David Gillanders and broadcaster Rasmus Paulsen’s turned out a new opportunity to visit Ukraine and to assess the current situation. They spent 2 weeks in Odessa in the range of a small group of street children. David follows describes...