Rare color photos of occupied Japan face being lost to time
SENDAI – Color photographs of when Japan was under Allied occupation are vanishing more than 70 years after…
Can Technology Bring Back the Dead? The Philosophy of Digital Resurrection
Imagine you could hear a family member who has died speak again or hold a conversation with…
Climate refugees are not protected under existing international law
The most durable solution to protect climate refugees is to recognise them under the 1951 UN Refugee Convention,…
Stepan Bandera is haunting the Ukraine War and Polish elections
For the last several months, relations between Ukraine and Poland — one of Ukraine’s main supporters in its…
At Yasukuni, the politicians followed the script, but the shrine did not
Every year on Aug. 15 — the anniversary of the end of World War II — Yasukuni Shrine becomes…
How Poland Became the Central Target of Nazi Germany’s “Final Solution”
Published: Aug 16, 2026written by Patrick Bodovitz, BA Political Science/History, MA Peace & Conflict Resolution Poland was…
98-year-old calls for remembering 3.1 million Japanese lives lost in war
Kazuhiko Takahashi, 98, who was the oldest war-bereaved relative to attend Saturday’s war-end anniversary ceremony in Tokyo, calls…
Defense minister visits war-linked Yasukuni Shrine as Takaichi stays away
Japan’s defense minister paid his respects Saturday at a shrine honoring the country’s war dead that has long…
How Early Christians Used Cryptographic Catacomb Art to Evade Roman Guards
Published: Aug 8, 2026written by Eljoh Hartzer, MTh Practical Theology The early Church utilized art as a…
U.K. mansion where ‘listeners’ spied on Nazi generals becomes museum
ENFIELD, UNITED KINGDOM – Upstairs, Nazi generals enjoyed wine and lounged in elegant rooms. Downstairs in the basement,…
5 Hidden Paris Museums That Tell the Ultimate Stories of Artist Obsession
Published: Jul 30, 2026written by Laura Pattara, BA Interpreting and Translation If you were itching to wait…
Mad about Science: Tuberculosis » Sandpoint Reader
By Soncirey MitchellReader Staff Editor’s note: Regular “Mad About Science” columnist Brenden Bobby is on a well-deserved vacation.…