
When Another War Becomes Background Noise
Reports of children killed in Sudan confront the quiet habit of reading human suffering as familiar news.
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Reports of children killed in Sudan confront the quiet habit of reading human suffering as familiar news.
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Yemeni families fleeing towards Djibouti bring an old biblical question into view: how do we receive the person seeking safety?
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The six missing South Africans should make Nepal feel close. The gospel asks why it ever felt far.
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A cap does not remove a cost. It decides who must carry it.
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Editorial draftRescue begins long before the distress call.
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Editorial draftWeather reaches everyone. Exposure does not.
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Editorial draftGratitude tells the truth about what has changed. Justice keeps telling the truth about what has not.
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Editorial draftFreedom is not only the power to choose. It is also the freedom not to be mastered.
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Editorial draftFear shrinks the map until only people like us still count as neighbours.
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