International

This is not peace. It is a tactical pause in a conflict that has not exhausted its logic. “When the tribe stops attacking, it is not always because it has become wiser. Sometimes it has only understood that the next…

Healing Colours, Colours of Renewal (An Art Exhibition Honouring the Memory of the Victims of the LapuLapu Day Tragedy) April 30, 6:30–9:00 pm by Maria Veronica “Vernie” G. Caparas [N.B. This is Part III of a 3-part article on Babáng Luksâ.…

On May 23 and 24, a new open assembly of the World Humanist Forum will be held. The theme guiding the discussions is undoubtedly bold given the current times: “Toward a Universal Human Nation. Moving forward with collective action to…

An all-electric aircraft has completed a series of demonstration flights between Manhattan and John F. Kennedy International Airport, marking a significant step toward the future of urban air mobility in the United States. Operated by Joby Aviation, the aircraft is…

Balance no longer prevents violence. It contains it “It is not the strongest who survives, but the one who manages to adapt to changing conditions beyond their control.” The world is not entering a new order. It is exiting the…

C40 cities highlight renewable energy as the most effective path to securing affordable, reliable power and reinforce the commitment to collectively halve fossil fuel use by 2030  As city leaders and national governments gather at the First Conference on Transitioning…

Il Divine Queer Film Festival (DQFF) festeggia il suo primo decennio di vita con un’edizione ricca di eventi, in programma dal 15 al 17 maggio 2026 a Torino, dedicata a “Divine”, l’icona drag che ha rivoluzionato il cinema, la cultura…

The world is its hottest in modern human history (circa 1500-present). Yet, fossil fuel CO2 emissions continue unabated, effectively creating an artificial blanket that retains heat.  Despite decarbonization efforts, emissions continue to rise, driven by increasing energy demand and fossil…

The Overwhelming Assessment The reconstruction and renewal of this educational system appear today as an immense challenge, given the scale of the destruction and damage suffered by school and university infrastructures. For several decades, education has occupied a central place…

By Mynul Hasan Sohel (From London for Pressenza Dhaka Bureau) My recent visit to London, following a special invitation from the British-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BBCCI), was more than just a professional trip; it was a unique blend…