In 1945, Germany was at the end of a process which caused the death of six million Jews. Just 20 years later, West Germany and Israel established formal diplomatic relations.
How did Germany make up for its crimes, and what did it mean for Israeli society?
“For the UK in particular the saying that those in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones comes to mind.”
The UK’s citizenship offer for Hongkongers gives new energy to an ongoing fight for justice closer to home.
How a lucrative trade in WWII-era metal is leading to the disturbance of war graves throughout the Pacific.
Every year America celebrates Christopher Columbus and his voyages to the New World. However, his tales of exploration and discovery ignore a dark side of genocide and slavery.
Trump called it one of the most corrupt places on earth. Could Puerto Rico really join the Union?
A tale of the mafia, the British military, the Metropolitan Police, and the tiny Caribbean island of Anguilla
Canada is used to its provinces trying to secede, as French-speaking Quebec constantly threatens to go it alone. Economic difficulties and corruption scandals have however begun to push conservative Alberta towards what social media has branded ‘Albexit’.
