Society & Culture

The artistic flair inspiring greener European cities

Arts and culture can bring imagination and momentum to projects for putting urban neighbourhoods more in tune with nature. By Jack McGovan In the Dutch capital...

The Battle for the soul of Islam: A game of seduction

At the core of the tug-of-war is whether Islam in the 21st century will foster religiously and politically pluralistic societies or advocate autocracy. The war...

Building a Resilient Planet: Islamic Values, Technological Advancements, and Climate Action

The issuance of Fatwa No. 86 of 2023 by the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) on the Law of Controlling Global Climate Change marks a...

Work by Tove Jansson, the multi-talented “mother” of the Moomins up for auction

Swedish-speaking Finnish author Tove Jansson is famous worldwide as the woman behind the puzzling Moomins universe. At Bruun Rasmussen’s Live Auction in Lyngby on...

Work by C.W. Eckersberg from his pioneering years in Rome coming up for auction

C. W. Eckersberg influenced a whole generation of artists and was, in many ways, one of the pioneers of Impressionism’s plein-air painting. On 4...

Space Odyssey Of Humanity – Introduction

The work before the reader is an attempt to shape the self-awareness of modern man as a cosmic being endeavoring to create a humane...

University Career Expo in the New Era: Integrating ESG Principles into Education in Indonesia

Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Rosaria Mita Amalia* Challenges of Career Expos at Indonesian Campuses In Indonesia, career expos play a crucial role in connecting students and...

Beyond Pilgrimage: Unveiling the Ram Mandir’s Potential as a Global Cultural Hub

Located in the heart of India, the newly inaugurated Ram Mandir stands as an emblem of cultural and religious importance. Ayodhya, the ancient city...

Religion Should Not Impact Political Decisions

Religion and politics are intertwined and have been the focus of debates in international politics. Both religion and politics have shaped societies and the...

When Students “Resist” the Arbitrariness of the Indonesian Government

A famous Indonesian poet, Taufiq Ismail, in his poetry “Takut ‘66, Takut ‘98” (“Afraid of '66, Afraid of '98”) once stated, Students are afraid of...

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