Books
Investigating a book of the dead in ‘The Unwritten Book’
It’s a characteristically wild effort that defies genre distinctions, flits from the profound to the mundane with fierce intelligence and searching restlessness
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Europe
Civil Society challenges for Democracy, Rule of Law, and Peace
Civil Society (CS) is the direct way in which citizens express themselves and participate in consultation before making a decision in a state. It is an additional structure in the…
International
The United States has arrested a crypto expert for ties to North Korea
Pyongyang has been studying the technology for a long time An American cryptocurrency expert has been sentenced to more than five years in prison for preparing to help North Korea…
News
A Universe Full of Magical Things: A Cosmic View Beyond the Myths of Religion and Scientific Materialism
Would You Believe that the Reality We are Living Now is Just an Illusion? A Psychotherapist’s Eye-Opening Book of Thoughts and Facts “The Universe is Full of Magical Things Patiently…
News
UNODC and Japan agree to strengthen cross-border cooperation in Central Asia
© UNODC Tashkent (Uzbekistan), 11 April 2022 – The region of Central Asia borders Afghanistan, the world’s largest opium poppy producer, and the area serves as a hub for illicit…
Books
Ukrainian culture and books: Libraries around the world are helping to safeguard them
Librarians and libraries around the world play a role in preserving and sharing Ukrainian culture and his history.
International
Physiognomy – how to read a person by the face
Physiognomy is the area of knowledge about the relationship between a person's appearance and his character, health and lifestyle. Reading by faces is a necessary skill in the professional activities…
Environment
Uncle Mancho from Smolyan: “The One Talking to the Water”
"There is clear and drinking water, yellow water, black and stagnant - heavy water, there is mineral water. But the birds know it best. There may be thousands of waters,…
Buddhism
3rd Century BC Buddhist Stupa in India to get makeover
The historical Buddhist Stupa or brick Stupa built 2,400 years back by Mauryan king Ashoka, in Haryana’s Yamunanagar, is scheduled to get a makeover with beatification works set to begin.
Health
Humanity in a digitalized society shrinks like rough skin
Author: Olga Orlova The theme of this year's Faith and Word festival is “The Church in a Changing World: Challenges and Lessons from Digitalization”. What did more than 400 delegates…