By Richard T. Griffiths
The Oroqen Nation represent one of the smallest officially recognised ethic group in China. According to the census in 2010 their...
Nestled amidst the charming streets of The Hague Benoordenhout lies De Goudwaag, a haven for those seeking to exchange their unused precious metals for...
By Prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic
The international community should rather energetically and urgently work on a new social contract to tackle new technologies and their...
By Robin Makaron
Ever since man became one with the sea, maritime expenditures and strategies have been elaborated, debated, and deployed. Its history can be...
By Mostafa Sayyadi & Michael J. Provitera
Charismatic leaders are bread to be reckoned with but inspirational charismatic leaders that are authentic, like Martin Luther...
By Eleni Bampaliouta
In 2013, President Xi Jinping put forward the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). After a decade of development, the BRI has effectively...
By Eleni-Vasiliki Bampaliouta
Spanning thousands of miles and years, the ancient Silk Road brought together people of various civilizations, religions, nationalities and races across Asia,...
By Eleni-Vasiliki Bampaliouta
From Xi’an, China’s ancient capital at the foot of the Qinling Mountains, to Lisbon, the European city on the continent’s western edge;...
Nordic culture, with its captivating blend of timeless tradition and modern innovation, is something that has always piqued the interest of people worldwide. It's...
