In “A History Lesson in Germany: Avoiding a Return to the Worst Moments,” R. Bruce Anderson passionately highlights the vital need to remember Germany’s haunting past. He compellingly argues that grasping the lessons of historical atrocities is essential for ensuring they never happen again in our contemporary world.
Australia’s recent vote on Indigenous rights has cast a shadow of disappointment among advocates, who describe the outcome as a “silence” that echoes the ongoing marginalization faced by Indigenous communities. This result serves as a stark reminder of the enduring fight for recognition and equality that continues to resonate throughout the nation.
France and Algeria resumed diplomatic talks aimed at mending their historically strained relations. The discussions focus on issues of mutual concern, including immigration and historical grievances, as both nations seek to rebuild trust and cooperation.
