Merz’s response to the new world situation he described could just as well have come from one of Hitler’s programmatic speeches in the early 1930s.

For the ancients, understanding was an end in itself. For the moderns, it became a means to change the world.

On January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany by President Paul von Hindenburg, a decision made ...

Following a sold-out run and overwhelming audience response, Urban Stages will present an Encore Production of the New York ...

Crime committed on behalf of the government is crime. Uniformed agents with military armor and weapons do not belong in our ...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says the European Union can be an “alternative to imperialism and autocracy” and can forge ...

Harrison Freund was the guest speaker at Tuesday night’s Yankton Community Library holocaust remembrance event. He took a ...

Professor, Dept of Public & International Law, Faculty of Law, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka and independent member, ...

Bishop Anthony Basil Taylor of the Diocese of Little Rock has made a public statement comparing the current American ...

This is an adapted version of the Bishop Cyril Abeynaike Memorial Lecture delivered on 14 June 2025 at the invitation of the ...