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Titanic tragedy really shows the class system in a nutshell

In memorial of Titanic and the great widows it left behind

Julie Cook relives her authorial journey with a candid interview

Scientists have warned that the present level of commitments would drastically increase heat waves, droughts, flooding and wildfires across the globe

Climate change conference of the parties 26

Do we still have leaders capable of making hard decisions?

The rapid ingress of the transgender movement into so many of our professional and personal lives

Questioning transgender ideology

We must demand better theory, better research and much more careful practice

Dialogues take centre stage during the Cortona Week, participants are encouraged to build meaningful connections

A vital need for augmenting the traditional educational system

Statue of the wounded Amazon, Capitoline Museums, Rome

Was the queen of Amazons a spy?

A way of stabilizing peace, very common in ancient times

Montenegro is tiny country with long and turbulent history

An interview with Paul S. Cutter, code name Siberian monk

A new light to the origin of Montenegrin family Petrovic-Njegos

The world is at a dead-end and facing the most serious crisis in history

Philosophy on the ropes? Not in Lima, not in Mexico

A Latin American response

The Caucasian Albania capital during antiquity was Qabala (Gabala)

Caucasian Albania

The ancestors of the Balkan Albanians?

Our conversations ranged about everything

A neighborhood corner conversation

There is something else beyond objectivity and opinion

Your job as a witness is simply to tell the truth

Expert tips for smart and relaxed testimony

The more clear and neutral you are, the more you will be a trustworthy and helpful witness

Two beams of light mark the location of the old World Trade Center towers

Memories of 9/11

Stories of heartbreak and survival

Maya Lin, American designer and sculptor, within her “Ghost Forest” (2021) installation. Courtesy of the artist and Madison Square Park Conservancy. Photo credit: Andy Romer

The alarming increase of ghost forests

An artistic intervention in New York City underlines the problem

Venice is a fragile city that only its inhabitants can make live

Venice, “the Serenissima” since 1600 years

With Nicola Sene and Silvano Gosparini, resistant craftsmen-artists

September 11, 2001, New York

A Venezuelan in each tower

Twenty years ago, New York

There is no humanity without philosophy

Is philosophy on the ropes?

Unesco’s Audrey Azoulay takes culture to Belfer

View on the Roman Forum

Ancient Jewish Rome

An interview with Micaela Pavoncello

Italy influences global culture in a pivotal way, like no other country on the planet

Did you just Google "how to learn Italian easily?"

Francesca Ruberti solves your doubts

Transgenderism has become a social movement

Gender transition

An article I didn't want to write

Ernest Hemingway in Finca Vigía, Cuba

Hemingway’s connection to Latin America

The influence of Cuba on his writing

It is more important than ever to be sure that our children are learning an honest and accurate American history

Future generations need to be able to think critically

Why the fear of teaching true American history?

Salman Amin Khan

Sal Khan, an unsung hero

Using Khan Academy to make learning more equitable

ANU - Museum of the Jewish People, exterior

ANU. The museum of the Jewish People

An interview with Dr. Orit Shaham Gover and Mr. Assaf Gamzou

Unfortunately, slavery still exists today

Human races do not exist

Relationships are based on digits transmitted through particle-waves

Hungry for your electrons

Virtual and remote reality is a matter of daily life

Gabriel García Márquez

Gabriel García Márquez’s ‘lost’ legacy

The man who always expressed his concern for the dispossessed of the earth

The Tulsa Massacre (1921)

We have been deprived of learning the true history

Why the fear of teaching true American history?

Hugues Taraval, The feast given to the gods by Tantalus, 1767

Villains punished

Authority and cruelty

German submarine U123

The Venezuela freighter sunk in 1941

A Swedish ship attacked during World War II

History has had the tendency to present our countries in the light of the glorious past

Can history help us out of this muddle?

The oppression machinery

Borges changed language, but also people.

Borges' peculiar sense of humour

Endlessly readable by those who admire him, awaiting rediscovery by new generations of readers

Four pillars of destiny

The study of destiny

BaZi: “four pillars of destiny”

While philosophy touches upon social issues, it is not a form of politics —at the very least it is above the mundane level of confrontation known as “politicking”

Philosophy’s disdain of politicking

"Let us return to serious things"

Rachel Hore

Time travelling

An interview with Rachel Hore

Events in Culture

The Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame Display. Courtesy of Ingenium

The Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame Display

1 Jun 2015 — 1 Jun 2022 at the Ingenium in Ottawa, Canada

Long Live the King! Courtesy of Mudac

Long Live the King!

Permanent event at the Mudac in Lausanne, Switzerland

Tra gli eventi in programma alla festa ufficiale, un gioco pirotecnico diurno di tre minuti.

Archaeology in Switzerland

Permanent event at the National Museum Zurich in Zurich, Switzerland

Wood Gallery. Courtesy of MAP Cusco

Permanent event at the MAP Cusco in Cusco, Peru

Native Peoples of New York. Courtesy of New York State Museum

Native Peoples of New York

Permanent event at the New York State Museum in Albany, United States

Joseon III. Courtesy of National Museum of Korea

Permanent event at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul, South Korea

Hamburg in the 20th Century. Courtesy of Historische Museen Hamburg

Hamburg in the 20th Century

Permanent event at the Historische Museen Hamburg in Hamburg, Germany

Marine. Courtesy of Royal Army and Military History Museum

Permanent event at the Royal Army and Military History Museum in Brussels, Belgium

Big Picture Show. Courtesy of Imperial War Museum North

Big Picture Show

Permanent event at the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, United Kingdom

Historical Library Strážky. Courtesy of SNG

Historical Library Strážky

Permanent event at the SNG in Bratislava, Slovakia

Härjapea farm. Courtesy of Estonian Open Air Museum

Permanent event at the Estonian Open Air Museum in Tallinn, Estonia

History. Courtesy of Lietuvos nacionalinis muziejus

Permanent event at the Lietuvos nacionalinis muziejus in Vilnius, Lithuania

Leader, People. Courtesy of National Museum of China

Permanent event at the National Museum of China in Beijing, China

Late Antique and Byzantine. Courtesy of Eskenazi Museum of Art

Late Antique and Byzantine

Permanent event at the Eskenazi Museum of Art in Bloomington, United States

The Andes, a weaving civilization. Courtesy of Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino

The Andes, a weaving civilization

Permanent event at the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino in Santiago, Chile

The plant kingdom. Courtesy of Museum and Library of Hungarian Agriculture

The plant kingdom

Permanent event at the Museum and Library of Hungarian Agriculture in Budapest, Hungary

Treasures from the Rhine. Courtesy of Neues Museum

Treasures from the Rhine

Permanent event at the Neues Museum in Berlin, Germany

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