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Lost in Orientalism: Arab Christians and the war in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Lost in Orientalism: Arab Christians and the war in Gaza

Centuries-old misconceptions compel Western Christians to ignore the plight of Palestinian Christians and Muslims.

Akhtar Mohiuddin's Kashmir - Vimarsana News

Akhtar Mohiuddin's Kashmir

In "A Fresh Approach to the History of Kashmir," Akhtar Mohiuddin challenges the conventional narrative of Kashmir's ancient past, contesting Sanskrit texts' dominance. He advocates for an alternative history, emphasizing syncretism between early Dravidian inhabitants and later Indo-Aryan migrants. Using linguistics, archaeology, folklore, and more, he constructs a multidisciplinary methodology, revealing indigenous roots and cultural complexity. Mohiuddin's work critiques colonial perspectives, decolonizes historiography, and calls for a nuanced understanding of Kashm...

Matt Tini: re-coding the native - Art Collector Magazine - Vimarsana News

Matt Tini: re-coding the native - Art Collector Magazine

Jhana Millers Gallery, Wellington, presents new work by artist Matt Tini.

East is East, and West is West: The Concept of the 'East' in the Western Mind - Vimarsana News

East is East, and West is West: The Concept of the 'East' in the Western Mind

In 1636, the prestigious British University of Cambridge established a department of Arabic Studies. The purpose of this department was stated in a letter by the founder of the department as follows: ...

Human rights in the two Karabakh Wars - New Eastern Europe - A bimonthly news magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern European affairs - Vimarsana News

Human rights in the two Karabakh Wars - New Eastern Europe - A bimonthly news magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern European affairs

Azerbaijani refugees from Karabakh during the first war in 1992. Photo: Ilgar Jafarov wikimedia.org The United States has been absent from Eurasia for a long period of time. Both the Obama and Trump administrations largely ‘sub-contracted’ the region to Western Europe and Russia. This was clearly seen during last year’s war between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. However, this is now likely to change as President Joe Biden is set to take a more robust stance on Russian activities in Eurasia and elsewhere. There are three components to the human r...