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In the months preceding the Israeli invasion, Rafah's southernmost city served as a lifeline for thousands seeking refuge or trying to secure passage across Egypt. Now satellite images and social media footage from Israeli troops stationed around the area illustrate wide roads suitable for armored vehicles amidst widespread

The anniversary of 50 years since ethnic division was observed differently by Greek and Turkish Cypriots. In the south, early morning sirens reminded thousands of those who remember a past marked with invasion; while in the north, jubilant crowds celebrated alongside Turkey's president who attended military events to

The Archbishop of Canterbury recently discussed the Church of England's historical ties with chattel slavery during his visit to Jamaica, where research has surfaced a 18th-century donation from Edward Colston towards the church's missionary wing. During an ongoing trip in the West Indies commemorating the diocese