A Hiroshima survivor’s lost memoir

The ‘fishing link’: The role of salmon in the human migration to North America 

Russia stalls in Donbas, as battlefield deadlock deepens

How coastlines propelled ancient humans across the planet 

To rediscover time, go for a walk

Out of Eden Walk: Raising a glass to global wine

Walking around the world takes a village

China’s stunning military purge

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine speaks from hiding after ‘rigged’ election

Out of Eden Walk: Is the world closing its doors?

Out of Eden Walk: Walking through Turkey between conflicts

Examining the question: What is and isn’t antisemitic?

Here’s what to know about the new COVID variant ‘razor blade throat’

Out of Eden Walk: Getting by on the generosity of strangers

Out of Eden Walk: Walking through COVID

Out of Eden Walk: An untold history of the US presence in Korea

Inside Myanmars ‘demoralized’ army

New book explores the life of psychiatrist and writer Frantz Fanon

‘I no longer have a dream’: Sudan has the largest displacement of children in the world

Out of Eden Walk: The first steps

The World adds co-host to public radio’s longest-running global news program

‘We’re bracing for what comes after’ the truce, MSF Gaza director says

Standing Together leaders discuss attempts to open Jewish-Arab dialogue amid Gaza war

Israel and Hamas reach temporary ceasefire agreement

The Palestinian political system needs to be rebuilt on ‘national consensus,’ says political activist

Lapses in Israeli intelligence amid Hamas attack come as ‘a complete shock,’ says analyst

Yemenis say their country is about more than war and humanitarian aid

A group of carpenters in Germany is erecting a medieval utopia using only 9th-century tools

​​Los Lobos celebrates 50th anniversary

‘Embrace the culture, embrace the language’: Offering bilingual courses benefits students beyond the classroom, Texan professor says

An attack at Africa’s oldest synagogue leaves Jews on a pilgrimage in Tunisia concerned

Military spending around the world reached record highs last year, new data shows

‘The Stolen Daughters of Chibok’: the impact of the abduction of Nigerian schoolgirls 9 years on

Trappist monks keep beer tradition alive despite decline in interest for monastic life

An Iraq vet grapples with lingering toll of war

Gloria Estefan is set to be the first Hispanic woman to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame

‘There is hope’: Malala Yousafzai promotes tolerance, connection with new documentary

This Senegalese astronomer is helping NASA measure asteroids in space

Belgium faces pressure to support sanctions on Russian diamonds

Blocking BBC documentary on Gujarat riots goes against India’s democratic values, journalist says

Tanks for Ukraine are ‘ready to go’ when Germany and US strike a deal, retired Navy Adm. says

Afghan women say they are ‘dying in slow motion’ after killing of former female MP

TarantisT bandleader on protests in Iran: ‘This is not protest anymore. This is a revolution’

‘Haiti has zero elected officials’ as cholera, gang violence persist, journalist says

Ireland’s Mary Robinson says being an ‘Elder’ is about teaching the next generation, but also listening to them

Education for women ‘is an Afghan value and an Islamic right,’ says male professor in solidarity against university ban

A musical journey around the globe 2022, a playlist

US aims to ‘amplify Africa’s voice’ as leaders gather for summit in DC, Amb. Thomas-Greenfield says

‘Libya’s institutions are becoming weaker,’ analyst says after suspected Lockerbie bomber arrest

Al Jazeera wants the ICC to do a ‘thorough and independent’ investigation into Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing

Netanyahu win is set to ‘change the face of Israel,’ Israeli reporter says

Russia must change its power structure to get back on a democratic path, opposition figure says

US senators demand full White House investigation into shooting of Palestinian American journalist

Alberta’s diminishing bee colonies could have severe economic, environmental implications, expert says

Russian propaganda tries to convince youth that Russia is “always a victim of the West,” great-granddaughter of Nikita Khrushchev says

US and Israel sign joint declaration on Iran’s nuclear program during Biden’s visit

Haitians face a ‘very dire climate’ one year after Moïse’s assassination, journalist says

Japan’s ex-leader Shinzo Abe assassinated during a speech

Massive data breach in China raises questions around govt’s responsibility in securing data, expert says

‘It’s absolutely ludicrous’: Traveler up in arms after being forced to take Ryanair’s Afrikaans-language test to fly