Excerpt from Q&A Session (9 October 2012 at Happy Science Headquarters) The Question: The U.S. seems to be having a dilemma as to whether or not to reassume the role of World Police, or to...

  Many people know the feats that great figures of the past accomplished, but do not know much about the failures and setbacks behind their glorious achievements. This column focuses on the hards...

  On September 1st, Georgetown University, the oldest Catholic and Jesuit higher education institution in the U.S., apologized for its past involvement in slavery. The following day, Associate Pr...

  There have been increasingly frequent sightings of Chinese vessels – fishing, public and naval – in the Okinawa Prefecture seas around the Senkaku Islands, Japan. Our journalists visited Ishiga...

  Islamic extremists are attacking many places around the world. Twenty of the foreigners taken hostage in the July attack in Dhaka, Bangladesh, were killed: 9 Italians, 7 Japanese, 3 Bangladeshi...

  The need for reflecting over the Western sense of Justice is growing ever greater. The UK’s Iraq War inquiry, as to whether it was the right decision for the UK to join the Iraq war, rece...

  In Dallas, Texas, 5 police officers were shot dead and 7 others injured at a Black Lives Matter rally. The shooter was allegedly screaming at the police that he wanted to kill white people and ...

  The BBC recently reported a beautiful act of harmony between religions. In Punjabi town, Pakistan, Muslim villagers are working together with the Christians to build a church that will replace ...

Hiroshima Peace Memorial   One month has passed since President Obama’s visit to Hiroshima. In his speech at the site, Obama further promoted the realization of a nuclear-free world. As the...

  June 4th 1989 was a day of horrors never to be forgotten. It started as a day of protest, but ended with the loss and casualty of more than 50,000 lives in Tiananmen Square as Chinese tanks fir...