Terror School Photographer Peter Marlow goes inside the course that may be a real life-saver 10/22/01

Broken Lives Palestinans injured in the Aqsa Intifadeh face an uncertain future. 09/01

Candle Power Ordinary Iranians mourn for America's dead. 09/01

The Long Walk to School Lessons in sectarian hatred for the newest pupils at Noth Belfast's Holy Cross school. 09/01

ETNA — Thar she blows! The power and the glory of Europe's most active volcano. 08/01

Srebrenica Six Years On Photographers document the ceremonies to the dead of the the Bosnian civil war. 07/01

Pictures From an Election Photographer Barry Levinson documents the weeks leading up to the Iranian election. 06/01

May Day Anti-globalization protesters gather in cities throughout the world on 1 May 2001 05/01

No Road Back? The escalating Israeli conflict leaves few lives untouched 04/01

Good, Bad and Ugly Italian artist Antonio Riello creates art from arms 04/01

Russia's Homeless From wasted farms, crowded prisons and former Soviet republics, the jobless and hopeless are flooding into Russia's cities 02/01

Frock Shocks The Haute Couture shows mean the most beautiful clothes in the world — and the most unattractive    01/01

A Double-Edged Weapon Controversy grows over depleted uranium, an armament whose side-effects may harm soldier and civilian alike 01/01

When Light is Put Away The loss of sight in West Africa can mean the loss of life. Gaël Turine visits cooperative villages for the blind. 01/01

Life Under Siege Photographer Jon Levy visits the Jewish settlement in Hebron 01/01

The Lockerbie Tragedy TIME looks back on the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 and its aftermath 01/01

Britain: Anonymous Killers In February 1993, toddler James Bulger was beaten to death by two ten-year-old boys. 01/01