Sociologist Edgar Morin Dies at 104
In a world in crisis, we lose more than an author. We lose a form of public intelligence…
Academics and intellectuals worldwide denounce repression in Serbia and demand justice
Belgrade – A wave of outrage has swept through the international academic community following reports of repression in Serbia. More than 200 renowned academics, including Nobel Prize laureates, have signed a declaration…
How Serbian Students Are Fighting for Justice and Change – An Exclusive Interview
The interview provides an inside look at their motivations, challenges, and the broader significance of the protests…
How rebellion against moralizing has become a surprising rallying point for the political right
Alexis Shotwell, Carleton University and Kilian Jörg, Freie Universität Berlin A couple of weeks before the astonishing Feb. 28 White House Oval Office meeting that saw United States President Donald Trump and…
Nihon Hidankyo Receives the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize for Its Fight Against Nuclear Weapons
Nihon Hidankyo, the organization of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, receives the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize for its relentless fight against nuclear weapons and its advocacy for peace.…
‘One inch from a potential civil war’ – near miss in Trump shooting is also a close call for American democracy
If both sides are hammering into people again and again that losing an election is the end of the world, then it’s not a surprise that eventually people are willing to take…
Decalogue for Better Writing with ChatGPT Assistance
This decalogue aims to train learners to be critical and responsible technological users, capable of maximizing technology's benefits without compromising the learning process.…
Khan’s Decision: A Turning Point in International Justice
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan’s request for arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior Hamas leaders marks a pivotal moment in international justice.…
Ancient scroll reveals new story of Plato’s death – here’s why you should be suspicious of it
There are reasons to be suspicious. The death of ancient philosophers was meant to reflect their lives and teachings. If not, posterity was quite happy to invent an appropriate deathbed scene…
The 50th anniversary of Portugal’s Carnation Revolution – the peaceful uprising that toppled a dictatorship and ended a decade of colonial war
Five decades after the revolution erupted, Portugal has followed a unique path to democracy…