More: Culture
Wars of Aggression as Cultural Events
The International Community has been witnessing in the recent months a dramatic upsurge in the exploitation of cultural heritage, be it its destruction or...
The Power of Geopolitical Discourse
Geopolitics, as a discursive practice, should be taken seriously. Unfortunately, sometimes we are so busy with our daily activities and work that we tend...
How India is exercising soft power through Heritage of Yoga
Recently, we must have witnessed the hype in Press about the International Yoga Day celebrations led by India all over the world. ...
Can Kazakhstan prove Huntington wrong?
Geography and politics undoubtedly conditioned Kazakhstan as a country. It is home to 140 ethnic groups and 17 religions in the intersection of different...
European identity – once again
Is there a European identity? No, there is no such thing. That would be a snappy answer, but it would not be completely true....
A Brave New World
There is power and justice in everything that we read until we give our perspective the permission to see it as thus. ...
Lost in Translation
African writers’ stories have often been fragmented in Africa since Nelson Mandela was released from prison. They have often not been told, put into...
African Cinema
Television, films and churches formed a large part of the origins of my writing when I was younger. My childhood was not as bleak...
No ‘love me not’ for the blossoming cultural scene in Baku
Being a place where modern and traditional coexist, interact and collide, Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, proves to be an alluring cultural intersection on the Caspian...
Redefining Cultural Heritage: Street Art as Cultural Testimony
During the last decade, street art has emerged as the latest trend in the artistic world and has soon become a controversial issue of...