It’s difficult to imagine Beethoven as a little boy. Continue reading
Colonialism’s tragic legacy: It’s still with us
Suicides and collective trauma in Australia and Canada. Continue reading
Forgotten lives: Beethoven’s mother
On the edge of an old German cemetery lies Beethoven’s best friend. Continue reading
Nigeria – where real solutions are needed in place of charity
Once again Nigerians are facing a humanitarian crisis on an epic scale. Continue reading
Stone, Paper, Scissors…
Believe it or not a Paper Scissors Stone Club was founded in England in 1842. Continue reading
Turkey: A dictatorship by any other name
A dictatorship gives total power to its ruler and its hallmark is often a cult of personality. Continue reading
Rembrandt’s “A View of Amsterdam”
Walking in Rembrandt’s footsteps is still possible today. Continue reading
