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Indonesian Christians pray in protest after government shuts down churches
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The Road to Qala-i-Jangi: Circling back to America’s first casualty in Afghanistan
Listen on Apple | Spotify | Stitcher | Amazon MAZAR-I-SHARIF, Afghanistan — A thin, black ribbon of highway...
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Putting mothers and babies first: Benefits across a lifetime
The Forum at the Harvard School of Public Health, in collaboration with The GroundTruth Project, held a panel discussion...
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The 100-year story behind Boko Haram and Nigeria’s conflict
They didn’t look like killers. Sitting in a littered courtyard in the fading light of day, I met...
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In Northern Ireland, breaking the silence on World War I
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – Like shrapnel embedded in an old wound, memory eventually works its way to the...
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Remembering a century-old Christmas truce after a year full of war
One hundred years ago today, the cold, wet and shattered troops that faced each other in the trenches...
Dec 24, 2014
Ukraine’s familiar fight for a national identity
Editor’s note: This analysis is part of a Special Report called “The Eleventh Hour: Unlearned lessons of World...
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In Jerusalem, recent violence is measured by a long history
JERUSALEM — One hundred years on, and the trench lines are still there, carved with shovels and pickaxes...
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Golan Heights Druze sit precariously between Syria and Israel
MAJDAL SHAMS, Golan Heights — Wearing the traditional dress of a religious Druze — pleated, baggy black trousers...
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