CAIRO — It was almost 20 years ago, but Somaya’s hands still shake when she recalls the day...
Jan 27, 2015
Pope Francis, Dostoyevsky and the tears of a child
On each pilgrimage, Pope Francis gives the global audience another glimpse into his complex mind. The first unscripted...
Jan 24, 2015
Philippines embraces free birth control despite opposition from Catholic Church (VIDEO)
by Sonia Narang https://vimeo.com/117390308 MANILA, Philippines — A tropical storm rages outside, and Ruzel Delovino gathers her family...
Jan 22, 2015
Pope Francis stresses religious inclusion in trip to Sri Lanka and Philippines
Pope Francis met with Buddhist, Hindu and Muslim leaders and those of other faiths in Sri Lanka this...
Jan 15, 2015
In Northern Ireland, breaking the silence on World War I
BELFAST, Northern Ireland – Like shrapnel embedded in an old wound, memory eventually works its way to the...
Dec 30, 2014
Remembering a century-old Christmas truce after a year full of war
One hundred years ago today, the cold, wet and shattered troops that faced each other in the trenches...
Dec 24, 2014
Ukraine’s familiar fight for a national identity
Editor’s note: This analysis is part of a Special Report called “The Eleventh Hour: Unlearned lessons of World...
Dec 10, 2014
Laws of Men: In Saudi Arabia, women are still assigned male ‘guardians’
by Caryle Murphy Editor’s note: This story is part of a Special Report produced by The GroundTruth Project...
Dec 09, 2014
The world’s largest-ever generation sees burden and opportunity
ISTANBUL, Turkey and ABUJA, Nigeria — Today’s generation of young people is the largest in the history of...
Dec 05, 2014
In Jerusalem, recent violence is measured by a long history
JERUSALEM — One hundred years on, and the trench lines are still there, carved with shovels and pickaxes...
Nov 19, 2014