Diversity

Perhaps we are trying to imagine tomorrow with the categories of yesterday. The complexity of human life is increasing at an extraordinary pace. Technology and artificial intelligence are transforming how we work, communicate and understand the world. Our relationships, families…

The “Alternative for Germany” is about to win the election in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. The mainstream media says that nothing works in Eastern Germany without the AfD. There is talk of fear of the AfD and the need for…

To live in the occupied West Bank today is to exist within a finely tuned apparatus of deliberate friction. When people outside Palestine think of the Israeli occupation, their minds focus on military incursions, violent raids, and harrowing images of…

Letter back to Mark Zuckerberg, who wrote to the whole world in order to look at no one. I return to you your favorite word, that “everyone,” and with it I turn the planet around —from China to America, counterclockwise—…

Shakti is drawn from the voices of women organic farmers of the Mahila Anna Swaraj (MAS) movement across India. It documents their resilience and drive as seed keepers and protectors of seed freedom, and as cultivators of gardens of hope, a…

Half a century of diplomatic relations. Fifty years of cultural exchange. Five decades of strengthening trust, friendship, and shared aspirations for the future. The Republic of the Philippines and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam commemorate the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations through “Rhythms of…

MANILA, Philippines — The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA),  together with its ASEAN 2026 Philippines partners, invites the public to join the month-long celebration of ASEAN Month 2026, featuring a vibrant lineup of cultural showcases,  performances, workshops,…

While much of the international debate continues to interpret the present through categories inherited from the Cold War or the post-1991 unipolar order, a far deeper transformation is silently reorganizing the structure of the international system. This work proposes a…

The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), established by the Council of Europe, is an independent human rights monitoring body specialised in questions relating to the fight against racism, discrimination (on grounds of “race”, ethnic/national origin, colour, citizenship, religion,…

MANILA, PHILIPPINES — July 14, 2026 — It is with profound sadness, deep shock, and utmost indignation that we address the murder of world-renowned American marine biologist Dr. Kent Carpenter, 73, who was killed during a violent home invasion in Sibulan,…