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Indonesia has over 270 million people, making it the most populous Muslim country in the world, yet faces rising Islamist influence and intolerance.
World War Two's conclusion raised questions about the sincerity of the anti-Axis alliance's promises for peace, stability, and human rights.
Buddhism, founded by Siddhartha Gautama, now has around 500 million followers worldwide, making it the fourth largest religion.
In Lod, Samar, an Arab-Israeli girl, and Linor, a Jewish girl from Tlamim, navigate their contrasting backgrounds through an education program that fosters their relationship.
Over 100 people have joined a task force in Franklin County, Massachusetts, to combat the growing heroin epidemic affecting local families.
Contemporary Jews and Christians confront mutual prejudices and stereotypes while exploring pathways to understanding and respect in their interfaith relations.
Three participants in a two-month happiness course report starting with a happiness score of minus 20 before engaging in various activities to improve their mood.
Mary Burkett, an untrained artist, created a poignant collection of drawings depicting 27 children killed at Auschwitz, promoting messages of love and tolerance.
An openly gay Imam in Marseille fights for LGBTQ+ acceptance in Islam and advocates for tolerance.
The Northern Ireland assembly has shrunk from 108 to 90 members, affecting the Democratic Unionist Party's ability to veto decisions on equal marriage.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appointed David Cameron as foreign secretary to build on achievements in British foreign policy during a challenging year.
Over 2 million people live in Rojava, a Kurdish mini-state in northern Syria that offers refuge to various minorities amid ongoing threats from ISIS.
Sixteen men are depicted in Rembrandt's Night Watch, a group portrait of Amsterdam's Civic militia that reflects themes of democracy and unity.
Two fathers from Israel and Palestine meet to promote peace after losing their sons to conflict.
