By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
By John Paul Pezzi, Mccj
Soumaila Diawara, originally from Mali, is a writer, political activist, and refugee. Raised in Bamako, he became involved in student movements advocating democratic opposition. After the military [...]
Undoubtedly, there has never been an era of true free trade. International trade has always been only partially and unevenly free and, in most cases, regulated. Most so-called neoliberal advocates [...]
Israel’s National Security Minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, could not have been clearer in stating his goal: “A total suspension of humanitarian aid.” He justified his words as follows: [...]
The saga of the Rain Queen begins with her birth in a Bedouin caravan camp, on the southern fringes of the Sahara Desert. This event, a couple of hundred years ago, was marked by a torrential [...]
In response to the tragedy of Gaza, many react to the culpable loss of proportion in the Netanyahu government’s reaction by treating Israel as a foreign body rather than as a founding member of [...]
In Christian humanism, the range of the word poverty is very wide. It goes from the despair of those who suffer poverty because of others or through misfortune, to those who freely choose poverty as [...]
In a world shaken by crises, this exhibition reminds us that beauty — whether natural, artistic, or cosmic — remains a source of hope. As Dostoevsky said, “Beauty will save the [...]
On the 2nd October of 1904, German General Lothar von Trotha, head of the military administration in colonial Namibia, ordered the extermination of the Herero and Nama peoples. That order marked the [...]
When people hear the word Voodoo, strange thoughts often come to mind. It immediately evokes, for most, images of dolls and figurines pierced with long needles to hurt, even from a distance, a hated [...]