Almost 80 years after the end of the Second World War, a small piece of a lost soldier’s life finds its way back to Japan
Toward the war’s end in August, 1945, the 127th Liaison Squadron left India and was ordered to move into position in the ...
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These stunning images show the world from under a microscope
Photograph By Marek Miś, Nikon Small World Microscopic photography has the ... Of the 2,100 entries from across the globe, 87 extraordinary photos were recognized for their originality, technique ...
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The stunning Skegness clock tower poppy display and the amazing story behind it
Skegness Remembrance Parade will take place on Sunday, November 10. The march, starting at 10.30am, will not pass the clock ...
My three great-uncles were killed in the First World War. I went to Europe because I wanted to know if they died in vain
Their deaths showed humanity’s inability to avoid a calamity that was so very preventable – a lesson that we need to ...
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Small countries that play no role in climate change will be hardest hit
Small Island Developing States face high flood risks due to climate change, despite contributing the least to global ...
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Carbon pollution from high flying rich in private jets soars
Franklin, File) (AP) — Carbon pollution from private jets has soared in the past five years, with most of those small ...
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The world is trying to make sense of the US electoral college
The US presidential election is drawing the world’s attention — and its questions. The quadrennial vote comes with a steep learning curve, as people and media outlets around the globe seek ...
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‘The reckoning is still ongoing’: Cillian Murphy on the Catholic Church, complicity, and his new Irish drama
The movie, directed by Belgian filmmaker Tim Mielants, is inspired by the real-world ... Globe’s investigation of child sex abuse by Catholic priests, there’s an implicit question raised by ...
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Where the Rich Can Buy Secrecy, Evade Laws, and Claim a Slice of Space
From Switzerland to Qatar to Kazakhstan, the countries clamoring to entice the ultrawealthy with a suite of new privileges.
How a drab Soviet metropolis became Central Asia’s capital of cool
Since the collapse of the USSR, Kazakhstan’s largest city (population 2.2 million and growing) has evolved to become the star ...
How the U.S. Election Matters for the Rest of the World
Times foreign correspondents describe what’s at stake for the world, including China, Israel, Ukraine, global trade and ...