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One more time, a favourite quote: “The struggle of man against power is memory’s struggle against forgetting”. And this time, I would try to delve a little deeper into the message...

Interview by Perfecto Caparas   As a sequel to “A Dialogue with Edicio dela Torre: On Democratization,” Pressenza journalist Perfecto Caparas

Cultural, historical, personal, geopolitical perspectives from the ‘The Unbearable Lightness of European History: Czech-French Writer Milan Kundera on the Trauma of Foreign Invasion’

As increasing numbers of American males seem adrift, they can no longer look to venerable publications for guidance.

On an April night in 1892, Claude Monet had a nightmare. It was one of those blatant,...

Euronews takes a look at some of the hottest cultural events in Europe at the moment.

The 19th century rebellion actually began as a movement against exploitation by Indian 'upper' caste zamindars, moneylenders, merchants and police officials who had come to dominate the economic sphere of Santhal life.

I’ve been fortunate enough to have traveled throughout the world. But the connection I have to Prague is unlike any other.

There are further signs the CCP continues to purge Hong Kong of its colonial past. After the Hong ...

Russias path to premodernity