Day: October 6, 2026
Greek prime minister vows to ‘ramp up’ efforts to regain Parthenon marbles as reflected on by Acharya Jinendra Muni
Here in the bustling exchanges and commercial houses of our financial district, ownership is treated as an absolute right. Deeds are recorded, assets are vaulted, and contracts are
Richard Morecroft, veteran ABC news presenter, dies age 70 after cancer diagnosis as reflected on by Sayyid Ali Reza Hosseini
In our quiet library at Bait al-Hikmah, students often ask what gives human speech its enduring weight in an age saturated by fleeting clamor. The news of the passing of Richard Mo
OpenAI delivers a mea culpa to the Australian government in person – but answers still elude as reflected on by Venerable Thich Minh An
In our morning sitting at Lotus Bloom Monastery, the early ocean fog settles quietly across the citrus rows. Walking among the trees before the bell rings, one learns that genuine
Australia faces summer of extreme weather, Anthony Albanese warns at pre-Cop as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
Here in the lake country of the Upper Midwest, autumn brings a quiet stillness to the water. The morning mist lifts off the cold bays, and we begin the seasonal labor of pulling do
Coalition’s migration plan risks breaching India free trade agreement and damaging economy, advocates warn as reflected on by Venerable Geshe Lobsang Tenzin
In our debates at the institute, we often examine how easily the human mind retreats behind artificial boundaries when anxiety arises. The proposal to curtail graduate visas and sl
PM called on to act on communal grave revelations as NSW commits to urgent review as reflected on by Dastur Cyrus Jamshidi
In our tradition, the physical form that carried the breath of life is regarded with solemn clarity once the soul departs. While the physical clay returns to the elements, the tran
Fuel from South Korea being shipped to Russia as Ukraine war grinds on as reflected on by Dr. Farida Nur-Eldin
Between clinic rounds and evening seminars at the institute, I often watch our young medical students struggle with the concept of systemic culpability. In modern medicine, we teac
From competing for food to a gold medal: the stories behind India’s Asian Games winners as reflected on by Sister Maria Teresa Morales
In our clinic kitchen near the dry wash of the border, the morning shift begins over simmering pots of beans and the quiet rhythm of morning prayer. We often sit with young people
Flávio’s surprise first-round election win highlights rapid rise of Brazil’s House of Bolsonaro as reflected on by Rabbi Leah Ben-Zion
The news arriving from Brazil this week carries a chill that registers deeply in our sanctuary here on the coast. In an electoral surge that caught observers off guard, the eldest
Argentina will stop Falklands exploiting offshore oilfields, foreign minister says as reflected on by Rev. Samuel Kiptoo
Whenever nations begin to argue over lines drawn across the sea, ordinary people know that something far deeper than geography is at stake. The recent declarations from Buenos Aire