New Chinese warship changes everything
China let slip a design that may set to challenge the best the US has to offer.
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'We lost everything ... I just want her to live in safety'
Strength and courage shine through in these photos of refugees from around the world.
Space war - and its catastrophic consequences for humanity
Just one battle in space could permanently end our dreams of exploring the solar system.
Soper: Getting rid of nukes is one thing
Getting rid of North Korea's nukes is one thing. Getting rid of the gulags is the test
Refugee's message: 'You are not alone'
Rana Hamida will eat like a refugee to help those still suffering in overseas' conflicts.
Scary prediction: '22 years until World War III'
Signs that a deadly global war is on the horizon are coming to pass, says historian.
Spooky exhibition "a little bit out there"
Video creates a state of tension as it reveals the derelict and abandonned
Chester Borrows: Learn your history, no matter how unpalatable it might be
The Land Wars had a greater impact on NZ than any of the campaigns we commemorate
Gwynne Dyer: Dancing with the scoundrels
A US-North Korea summit - this is what the deal might actually look like
Your view: Complaint foils security efforts
Readers write: Security cameras; contacting the dead; household chores; Rommel's ghost
War medal thief sentenced to five years' jail
The priceless medal was given to the family of Ian Jones, whose uncle died in El Alamein.
Stealth jet flies in combat
Israel says it has carried out air strikes with the F-35, in what would be a world first.
Fred Frederikse: Yemeni peace bad for business
Set Muslim against Muslim and sell weapons to create jobs
Rights groups tale aim at Israel's live-fire response
Israeli soldiers were able to fire at Gaza protesters from watchtowers.
'Great day for Israel' Trump tweets as embassy opens on bloody day
As protesters were shot and killed in Gaza, US contingent opened embassy in Jerusalem.
Battle of Crete: The last Kiwis standing
The Herald on Sunday talks to NZ's last known survivors of WWII's brutal Battle of Crete.
Māori carving exhibited by Nazis in WWII up for sale
World's top auction houses selling Māori artefacts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
How Donald Trump's Iran deal decision may lead to war
Comment: Within hours of announcement Iranian and Israeli forces already exchanged fire.
Historian Buddy Mikaere on keeping the past in the present
Educating people about the Battle of Gate Pā is Buddy Mikaere's ongoing mission.
Tension with China drives arms race in Asia
Worldwide military spending rose 1.1% to US$1.7 trillion - about 2.2% of global GDP.
Civilian deaths: How NZDF gave minister wrong info
NZDF gives minister wrong information on Hit & Run raid over "collateral damage".
Editorial: Pushing for peace on the Korean Peninsula
EDITORIAL: The world has seen a significant step towards peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Anzac trilogy reveals three pocket-sized hits
Short and not so sweet -- three plays sharply illuminate the tragedy of World War I
Horses of war: Thousands never returned
Respects paid to Bess and animals of the Great War. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Auckland Harbour Bridge lights up for Anzac Day
The show was one of more than 80 events across the region that helped mark the day.
Jay Kuten: Ardern shows grace under pressure
Ardern's "acceptance" of Trump's missile strike on Syria was diplomacy at its best.
Thousands attend Whanganui dawn service for Anzac Day
Thousands gather at War Memorial Centre
Raining purple poppies: Remember the animals
Bulls community make purple poppies for war animals. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How WWII robbed NZ of one of its greatest sportsmen
Double All Black never got a chance to fulfill his talent after succumbing to injuries.
Editorial: Anzac Day - Give peace a chance
EDITORIAL:From patriotism to peacemaking, focus of war commemorations is rightly changing.
Crowd's horrified silence as stuntman's plane plummeted
Flimsy biplane's wing collapsed under stress of stunts, to the horror of spectators.
Local Focus: The town with the strongest Anzac tradition
Anzac Day will again see Tinui's population explode. Made with funding from NZ On Air.