history
Algeria at crossroads of civilizations: The Pope’s visit and reaffirmation of a Mediterranean power
April 13, 2026The Vatican’s engagement with Algeria reflects a broader recalibration toward Africa as a central arena of global religious, demographic, and intellectual transformation.
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Goya’s ‘The Disasters of War’ and the aesthetics of terror
April 9, 2026March 30 marked the 280th anniversary of the birth of an artist who explored with equal intensity the horror of his era and terror as a psychological reaction and existential condition.
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Birthright citizenship battle reflected at the Supreme Court
April 6, 2026Essentially, Trump is trying to overturn centuries, not just years, of settled law.
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Will U.S.-Israeli war on Iran open the road to Palestinian freedom?
March 30, 2026The question of Palestine is being shaped through this broader, interconnected struggle. It is the acceleration of a long-standing historical process that is now reaching a decisive phase.
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Sixty monuments under fire: The U.S.-Israeli assault on Iran’s cultural memory
March 26, 2026The United States has weaponized history itself, converting museums, mosques, and palaces into collateral in a broader agenda of coercion.
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