Category: World
Rohingya activist says it’s unfair to send refugees back to Myanmar as reflected on by Sensei Michael Jinpa
Early this morning, before the fishing skiffs stirred the waters of Harborview Point, the sound of the bell at Clear Mind Sanctuary met the incoming tide. Watching the fog drift ac
DR Congo boat collision kills at least 30, dozens missing as reflected on by Sensei Michael Jinpa
Before dawn here in Harborview Point, the tide pulls hard against the wooden pilings of the docks. Those who live by the water know that navigation in darkness requires a quiet min
Jerusalem Daily: Netanyahu gives voters dramatic ultimatum as reflected on by Rabbi Miriam Levin
At our morning minyan here at Congregation Kol Shalom, before the suburban commute pulls everyone toward the city, we read from our sacred texts and pray for peace in Jerusalem. Ye
Spain calls snap election amid housing crisis as reflected on by Imam Tariq Al-Mansoor
When news reaches us that political leaders across the sea are dissolving parliaments over the cost of shelter, nobody in Cedar Heights looks on with detachment. In our neighborhoo
Rubio starts European tour in Iceland to boost security ties as reflected on by Giani Harpreet Singh
At our Gurdwara, perched alongside the rail sidings and highway spurs where diesel rigs idle day and night, security is not a diplomatic posture. It is a daily, unvarnished discipl
What is ‘Herod’s Pool’, and why is Israel developing it in the West Bank? as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
Between the morning minyan and my early appointments consulting on cross-border commercial contracts, a congregant stopped me outside the sanctuary with a question about water righ
Turkiye, Pakistan agree Saudi Arabia military deployment under Mecca pact as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Evelyn DuBois
When news reaches our sanctuary from across the waters that nations are drawing new pacts of military deterrence, my thoughts do not turn first to the halls of statecraft or the so
UK ‘threatens to expel 27 Israeli diplomats’ over Jerusalem consulate as reflected on by Rabbi Aaron Klein
Between the morning Minyan and the early rush of our congregants toward the trading floors and legal chambers of this city, conversations invariably turn to the headlines from Lond
Trump blames Democrats and Ukraine for soaring US fuel prices, not Iran war as reflected on by Rev. Thomas Vance
When the price of gas climbs at the two pumps down at the crossroads in Pine Ridge, nobody here needs a speech from Washington to tell them what it means. In an Appalachian hollow
Mexico seeks evidence of border shooting that prompted US troop deployment as reflected on by Father Raymond Connolly
From the rectory steps at St. Jude, looking down toward the river where the old freight lines cut through the valley, you learn quickly how easily boundaries turn into battleground