We can learn something very timely this month about world peace from Dr. Ralph Bunche, the first African American to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Learn from Nobel laureate Bunche this Black History Month: lasting peace requires ending hunger and poverty through increased ...

The White House seems to have no clear objective in mind, let alone a plan to achieve an endgame for the violence it has ...

Just before dawn on 10 May 1940 the largest concentration of motorised vehicles in history roared into action. After months of quiet it was the start of Hitler’s invasion of the West. What followed ...

SEOUL, March 1 (Yonhap) -- President Lee Jae Myung on Sunday urged North Korea to return to the negotiating table with the ...

An ancient Irish high cross sits in the Belgium city of Ieper to remember the Irish men who died in the First World War ...

The New York Times called it “the most flagrant and culpable act of public deception” in the history of journalism. The New York Evening Sun gloated that it hadn’t reported the “fake news” as fact.

A local history society in the Black Country is holding a series of talks as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.

South Korean President Urges North Korea To Resume Dialogue, Join In Shaping 'New Future'. Seoul, March 1 (IANS) South ...

As the country celebrates 250 years, Springfield's Gary Ellison — Missouri’s Official Ragtime Piano Player — puts his ...

The war in Ukraine has never been just about territory . It has always been about history, identity, power and competing visions of Europe rsquo;s future .