A Library against OblivionMotto: “History is thinking – albeit slowly, but surely and justly”. Mihai Eminescu In 1623, German poet Martin Opitz published in...
A Historic Leap for Tonga: AGNI's Carbon Management DealIn a groundbreaking move that sets a precedent for the South Pacific Ocean's Small Island Developing States (SIDS), the Kingdom of Tonga...
JD Vince may shape the politics of America for the next 12 yearsBy: Jean H Charles Eight years ago, (2016) I wrote this essay drawn from the book written by JD Vince showing how the culture of poverty...
Paradise on the Brink: Japan's East China Sea Jewel Amid Taiwan China Tensions By: Khaled A. BaRahma Photo Credit By: theguardian.com Background The complex status of Taiwan traces back to the Chinese Civil War,...
Iran: What Comes Next After the Death of President Raisi? By: Khaled A. BaRahma Photo credit by: bbc.com The sudden death of President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash indeed presents a...
Oligarchy and Haiti!By: Jean H Charles The everyday lexicon have adopted some terms originated from the Latin or the Greek and put them into the popular...
Op-Ed: A Jew in an Arab NeighborhoodBy: Nancy Jacobs On the morning of Oct 7th before full extent of the horror was understood, while walking to my local Arab-owned grocery...
Haiti and it's unfortunate political choices.By Jean Hervé Charles Ariel Henry, just before his resignation from power, made the political choice to pay 500 million dollars to...
In Memoriam: Commemorating the FallenOn 9 and 10 April 2024, impressive military and religious ceremonies took place in the communes of Soultzmatt and Haguenau, France,...
The vivre ensemble!By: Jean Hervé Charles There is in the language universe some concepts that suited best in one language than the other, the vivre...