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John Dunkelgrün

My World in Singer Laren

By John Dunkelgrün Laren, a friendly town at half an hour’s drive Southeast of Amsterdam, used to be a romantic, bucolic village much beloved by...

The new pandemic

By John Dunkelgrün In 1995, Richard Brodie published an interesting book, Virus of the Mind. In it, he argues that thoughts, going from person to...

Genocide

By John Dunkelgrün The daily news about the devastation and the unimaginable suffering of the Gazans is unbearable. The cries for an immediate ceasefire everywhere...

Truce now, brings no peace

By John Dunkelgrün Life in Gaza is hell, as everyone will agree. The daily images of devastation, dead and hungry children, crying parents, and entire...

The strategy of evil

By John Dunkelgrün Early in 2014, after Russia annexed Crimea, there were quite a few people who dismissed criticism of Putin. “You have to understand that...

A Nikkei feast

Text and pictures by John Dunkelgrün A great dining experience requires a careful balance between flavours, quality of the ingredients, presentation, ambiance, and a welcoming...

Women, University and the Advancement of Knowledge

A tribute to Elena Cornaro Piscopia and Aletta Jacobs Text and pictures by John Dunkelgrün On June 27th H.E. Mr. Giorgio Novello hosted a remarkable symposium...

The Embassy Festival 2022

At the Hague Embassy Festival People were just enjoying themselves, looking at the many stands with signature local products and eating.

Ubi Brute?

In the short run, the world will face severe shortages, and Russia will get more money for less oil and gas. Starting in very few years, however, the demand for fossil fuels will go down sharply.

Life in the time of mania

By John Dunkelgrün Every now and then societies succumb to a collective madness, often accompanied by a general suspension of disbelief. “Witches” were tortured, burnt...

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