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Emad Aysha31/03/2023

Sci-Fi Throwbacks – What James Bond can tell us about new age globalisation

Politicians should read science fiction, not westerns and detective stories. --- Arthur C. Clarke I’m […]
Nikola Mikovic29/03/2023

The paradox of Iranian support for Armenia against Azerbaijan

Tensions are brewing between Azerbaijan and Armenia, while global and regional actors reportedly seek to […]
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Arthur Blok29/03/2023

Episode 05 | Woke and the dangers of radical inclusion

In this latest episode, Paul Cliteur and Arthur Blok discuss the so-called 'Woke agenda'. An […]
Mohammad Ibrahim Fheili27/03/2023

Mohammad Ibrahim Fheili: "How Deep is the Decay in Today’s Global banking industry?"

Various questions linger: what’s been happening in the banking sector? Is it just a hiccup? […]
Marita Kassis26/03/2023

Daylight savings puts Lebanon in two time zones as sectarian rhetoric resurfaces

A governmental decision to push daylight savings by a few weeks sends the country in […]
Arthur Blok25/03/2023

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman takes the lead in the region by signing a deal with Iran

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman’s plans to reform and reposition his country in the […]
Arthur Blok23/03/2023

Lebanese folklore, and history are sources of inspiration for modern-day artist Wael Hamadeh

Wael Hamadeh (54) has been an artist since early childhood. He uses any material he […]
Nikola Mikovic21/03/2023

The fate of Vladimir Putin: a prison cell or death by anger?

Politically, Russian President Vladimir Putin is a living corpse. The arrest warrant the International Criminal […]
Arthur Blok18/03/2023

International NGOs using Lebanon’s misery for their agenda, a practical example

Lebanon became synonymous with a political and economic mess. The land of the Cedar exports […]
Emad Aysha17/03/2023

Across the Continents: A Talk with Dip Ghosh on Indian and Bengali Science Fiction

A special thanks to Sudeep Chatterjee and Wole Talabi for making this interview possible. An […]
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