Sometimes, you watch one of those (rather) bad but still very interesting SF movies. White Man’s Burden (1995), an upside ...
Since Azerbaijan was announced as the host of COP29 last year, the country has been sharply criticised based on false and ...
Contradictions can coexist and be managed to your benefit and success. It is normal to live peacefully with our ...
The consequences of French colonial and neocolonial rule are still eminent today, especially when one zooms into the African ...
SF, written by white authors, depicted Abdel Nasser in the most beastly fashion possible as some hungry tyrant trying to ...
Western countries are fond of showing to the rest of the world how civilised they are. Growing up in the Middle East, in Lebanon, I always looked up to them. To their respect for human rights and ...
Citizens of Kazakhstan had their say in the referendum, giving the Central Asian nation’s leadership the green light to build a nuclear power plant. Foreign powers operating in the strategically ...
The consequences of French colonial and neocolonial rule are still eminent today, especially when one zooms […] ...
Emeritus Professor of Jurisprudence at Leiden University and former Senator Paul Cliteur is the author of "Bardot, Fallaci, Houellebecq and Wilders" (2016). He is also a philosopher, writer, publicist ...
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