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Poland Grants Ukraine Access to Laskiv as Searches Resume at Puzhnyky

The decision shows the 2024 Ukrainian‑Polish working group now controls access to contested World War II burial sites.

Nagasaki Calls for Nuclear Abolition as Tokyo’s Security Review Reopens Debate

Hiroshima’s 81st Memorial Urges Nuclear Abolition as Japan’s Stance Remains Unclear

500‑kg World War II Bomb Triggers Mass Evacuation and Transport Shutdown in Choisy‑le‑Roi

Miwa Akihiro Dies at 91

Nithe Station on WWII 'Death Railway' Resurfaces as Dam Reservoir Is Drained

Hiroshima Begins Joint Signing of Atomic‑Bomb Death Register

Two World War II Bombs Found in Fürth Trigger Large Evacuation

Nagasaki to Call Prewar Japanese Actions an 'Invasion' in Atomic Bomb Museum Update

Hiroshima Airs and Inspects Atomic-Bomb Death Registers, Now 349,246 Names

Rotterdam Marks 86 Years Since 1940 Bombing With Silence and Call to Defend Democracy

Nijmegen, Tilburg and Schiedam Publish 4–5 May Commemoration Programs

Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Museum Sets Third Straight Attendance Record as Foreign Visitors Surge

WWII Bomb at Changi East Worksite Safely Neutralized With No Impact on Airport Operations

Shigeaki Mori, Hiroshima Survivor Who Identified U.S. POWs, Dies at 88

Dresden Defuses 550-Pound WWII Bomb After City-Center Evacuation

Greece Sends Experts After Photos of 1944 Kaisariani Executions Surface Online

60 Minutes Profiles Three of the Holocaust’s Youngest Survivors, Born in Nazi Camps

Call the Midwife Sets WWII Prequel for Christmas 2026 as Feature Film Takes Shape

Zelensky Marks War's 1,418th Day, Calls for a United Western Response