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AI, Robotics and Us – E-Book Launch

As 2025 nears its end, many of us pause to reflect on the year’s achievements, milestones, and challenges. Among them, one milestone stands out...

When Conscience Rewrote Australia: The Bondi Moment

Moments of national trauma often reveal a country’s deepest divisions. More seldom, they expose its moral essence. The Bondi terror attack did the latter....

Being a Woman Who Likes F1 Doesn’t Mean I’m Here for the Drivers’ Looks

If you asked a motorsport fan, particularly F1 fans in the era of Mercedes dominance, most would describe the era as “boring and predictable.”...

Beyond the Crown: The Miss Universe Scandal That Exposed a Damaging System

On the eve of the 74th Miss Universe pageant in Bangkok, an unexpected confrontation exposed the tense power dynamics behind the glamour. During a...

Without Documents, Without Protection: The Dark Side of Transnational Mobility

In this article, we will discuss the issue of illegal migrant workers from Indonesia, or migrant workers without official documents, which has become a...

The Cosmopolitan Paradox: Being a ‘Citizen of the World’ in a World Full of Inequality

In the classroom, we are trained to become global citizens who are fed noble ideas: about eternal peace, unconditional solidarity, and universal human bonds...

Savash’s Triumph – Book Review

The novel named Savash’s Triumph written in 2024 by Mustafa Donmez is an extraordinary study for scientists working in the field of Criminal Justice...

AI for All: Turning Digital Power into a Global Public Good

The world's excitement around artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most revolutionary changes of our era. Across health, education, finance, and agriculture, these...

AI and the Human Mind: How Generative Tools Reshape Behaviour, Learning, and Social Connection

With the advent of 21st-century technology advancements, the world has been reshaped in a way that extends beyond traditional human capabilities. Among these innovations,...

Condemned, not Cured: The plight of Institutionalized Honor

“No one is more arrogant toward women, more aggressive or scornful, than the man who is anxious about his virility.” - Simone de Beauvoir...

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How China’s ‘20+20’ University Pact with Africa Is Shaping Egypt’s Defense and 2026 Education Strategy

China launched the “20+20 China-Africa University Cooperation Plan” in...

How Cultural Diplomacy Shapes a Country’s Global Image

In international relations, a country’s reputation often matters as...

Securing Information Integrity and Countering Disinformation in West Africa Through Media Training

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission,...

Tarique Rahman’s Return Puts Bangladesh on the Brink of a Political Reset

Background After nearly 20 years in exile, Bangladesh Nationalist Party...

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