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Brazil does not give up: Culture and Creativity, Solidarity and Lives
Paraphrasing Jorge Amado, a famous Brazilian literary writer of the twentieth century, in his popular novel ‘The country of carnival’: “… Sometimes we understand...
The Dilemma of Westernized Arabs
Immigrants are probably the most confused universal citizens, after soldiers! Leaving home, family and friends to move to a foreign nation, with all that...
Alone and Lonely: Through the Gaze of Edward Hooper
As I recall the hours I spent in the Museum of Modern Art, I am reminded of the masterful work of Edward Hopper. Hopper,...
The Ways People Have Fund with Oligarchic Democracy in Indonesia
Democracy is the lunch of Indonesia’s politicians. The law (rule of law) is the dessert. At night, they turn political parties and the topic...
A Story about a World Heritage in Bali
Monday, June 29, 2020, when you open the Google search engine, you will see a picture of a farmer sitting in a hut. His...
Moneyball: Is intuition the one thing that makes sports beautiful?
Looking from afar, Moneyball looks like a male-centric sport movie that teaches us about how baseball works. But looking more closely, it is a...
The Creative Journey into Africa’s Future
The African Union (AU), in partnership with Afrochampions, the pan-African business leadership network focused on regional integration and economic emancipation, has launched a virtual...
The Art, Artist and The Pandemic
Irrespective of how many times one visits, a spontaneous trip to Paris is always a good idea. That is because perennially alluring city of...
From the Victory Day to Corona Disarray
A two-tier conference
Vienna and Geneva (early September)
From the Victory Day to Corona Disarray: 75 years of Europe’s Collective Security and Human Rights System
Legacy of...
Working for the future
Art or (and) science
We are used to perceiving science and arts as two separate areas of our society that exist more or less independently....