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Russia is harking back to the glory days of the second world war, writes the Bulgarian novelist Georgi Gospodinov

The keenly awaited Milan Kundera Library had its grand opening this weekend on April 1, the day of the celebrated writer's 94th birthday.

By Roger Kimball The Czech novelist Milan Kundera published The Joke, his first novel, in 1967. It traces the fortunes of Ludvik, a young student, after his politically correct girlfriend shows the Communist authorities a postcard he had written to her as a joke: “Optimism is the opium of the people

The heart-wrenching audio - which authenticity has been confirmed by Kenneth Okonkwo, the spokesperson of the Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign Council and many fact-checking media houses with the aid of AI tools - is indeed a reason to be grateful for the loss of Peter Obi - a disgrace to the word TOLERANCE.

A rock-loving spook falls for a cashier allergic to cash in Andrey Kurkov's goofy, eccentric satire Jimi Hendrix Live in Lviv

YEREVAN, OCTOBER 6, ARMENPRESS. The exclusive project of ARMENPRESS entitled ‘Yerevan Bestseller’ brings the top ten bestselling books of Yerevan every week.

Allies unite against communism By Paul Lin 林保華 Taipei Times 2023.3.30 Czech Chamber of Deputie

No cause of interfaith riots has been as recurrent and widespread as the religious procession. The key factor in causing and preventing such riots has always been the route.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Vishnu Makhijani talks to Krishna Candeth, author of 'All Stray Dogs Go To Heaven', exploring ideas of truth and self.