Turning poverty into peace
What the Nobel Peace Prize means to Muhammad Yunus - and how it shows the way new ideas come into the world.
Jurriaan Kamp and Marco Visscher

How dangerous is my mobile?
growing body of research suggests that radiation from cellphones and other electronic devices may harm our health. How worried should we be and what can we do about it? Kim Ridley

Is algae the new oil?
An alternative energy is ready to bloom Craig Cox

Justice for peace
Karen Tse makes a strong case against torture Nynke Sietsma

Our families, our selves
Psychology and personal-growth movements are making a huge mistaek, says German therapist Bert Hellinger, in focusing on the individual over the family. Tijn Touber

The chance for new beginnings
Nineteen eighty-six Nobel Peace Prize-winner Desmond Tutu talks to Ode about the necessity for forgiveness. Lekha Singh

The world champ of poverty fighters
Throughout the 11 years Ode has been in print, the name ?Muhammad Yunus? has often cropped up, and microcredit has been a recurring theme. Yet it took us until last year to track him down in Bangladesh for an extensive.interview. Now that Yunus will receive the Nobel Peace Prize on December 10 in Oslo, the relevance of his ideas is highlighted once again. That Marco Visscher

An apple a day keeps the doctor away
Nutritional supplements are no substitute for a healthy diet Tijn Touber

How green is my Audi?
The facts on new, cleaner cars. Kate McLeod

The aim of the game
A peace-loving mom discovers the value of healthy competition Elbrich Fennema

What are America's greenest cars?
Kate McLeod