Now Voyager #3 features reporting from U.S. military bases in Poland; Amorgos, Greece; the German village of Flossenb?rg; and Mai Kadra, Ethiopia. Its writers examine the legacies of violence and repression in Germany and Ethiopia, explore the Mexican Institute of Social Security's influence on the arts, revisit a historic debate in archaeology, and investigate the strengthening relationship between Poland and the United States amid widening divisions within NATO and the foreign policy of the Trump administration. The issue also includes the first English translation of an excerpt from the late French poet Jean-Marie Gleize's final book, completed shortly before his death in March of this year. In the food column, cookbook author Amber Guinness celebrates the simple yet extraordinary ingredients that define the Aeolian diet, while the travel column follows one writer's reflections on a luxury safari in Uganda. The art portfolio presents previously unexhibited illustrations by Anna Maria Maiolino, and the photo portfolio captures the grandeur of the Rwenzori Mountains. The issue concludes on a lighter note with cartoons and the Overheard page, a witty collection of snippets from the world of fashion news.