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Accepting any peace agreement resulting in Ukraine losing part of its territory, however, would not only legitimize territorial aggression but also reinforce Russia’s use of constitutionalized memory ...

Ethiopia’s historical connection to the sea and its enduring quest for access to a seaport has been shaped by complex geopolitical dynamics spanning ...

Three years ago, a Ukrainian woman fled from the war in the Donbas to the west of the country. What she encountered there in an isolated Roma settlement shocked her even more than the Russian bombs.

Given our millennia of pain, is it good for Jews to know exactly when we are suffering in any corner of the world?