Set Muslim against Muslim and sell weapons to create jobs

Israeli soldiers were able to fire at Gaza protesters from watchtowers.

As protesters were shot and killed in Gaza, US contingent opened embassy in Jerusalem.

The Herald on Sunday talks to NZ's last known survivors of WWII's brutal Battle of Crete.

World's top auction houses selling Māori artefacts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Comment: Within hours of announcement Iranian and Israeli forces already exchanged fire.

Educating people about the Battle of Gate Pā is Buddy Mikaere's ongoing mission.

As Trump still defends US gun laws.

Worldwide military spending rose 1.1% to US$1.7 trillion - about 2.2% of global GDP.

Short and not so sweet -- three plays sharply illuminate the tragedy of World War I

Respects paid to Bess and animals of the Great War. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The show was one of more than 80 events across the region that helped mark the day.

Ardern's "acceptance" of Trump's missile strike on Syria was diplomacy at its best.

Thousands gather at War Memorial Centre

Thre Kiwi war memorials.

Bulls community make purple poppies for war animals. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Double All Black never got a chance to fulfill his talent after succumbing to injuries.

EDITORIAL:From patriotism to peacemaking, focus of war commemorations is rightly changing.

Doing a good turn for two women sparked an unsolved mystery at Pyes Pa Cemetery.

Archaeologists on TV show dig found Kiwi soldier's remains after 101 years in Belgian soil

Bill Keenan has a very special photo of six men enlisting for World War II.

Deathbed confession finally offered resolution to violent deaths of Wairoa sisters.

A sprawling check on recent Kiwi war veterans begins amid warnings of a "lost generation".

Key to Anzac Day rifle-shot tribute is link to police, ex-solder says

Road into village is lined with barbed wire fences - what's inside could change the world.

Delays make task more difficult for OPCW investigators.

NZDF medical expert warns more mental health work needs to be done.

In a huge show of military power, China is sending a message to the rest of the world.

"Sport too often is compared to going to war and it's nothing like it," says Hansen.

NZ surgeon considered father of plastic surgery honoured in a new piece of classical music