Once again with the idea of "the decline of the West"
The philosophical notion of the decline of the West, popularized by Oswald Spengler, is revisited in current discussions about Western civilization's challenges and perceived decay.
Abia council dismisses monarch’s inferiority claims
The Arochukwu Traditional Council of Abia State asserts that the involvement of Eze Eberechukwu Oji in the Southern Nigeria Traditional Rulers’ Council does not imply inferiority or subjugation of the Aro throne.
A study revealed the curious practice that the Mayans carried out with dogs
A recent study by researchers from the University of Calgary uncovered significant insights into the role and exchange of dogs in Maya civilization.
Cynic, Provocateur, or Prophet of Western Civilization? The Writer Houellebecq Celebrates His 70th Birthday
French writer Michel Houellebecq, celebrated for his controversial views on Western civilization, turns 70 and continues to polarize opinions as both a cynic and a profound observer.
CT scans reveal 'deadly' rituals in Inca civilization
A recent study using CT scans has uncovered intricate details about the Inca child sacrifice rituals known as 'capacocha' that occurred five centuries ago.
Chairman of the KBS on the 4th Anniversary of the War in Ukraine / Acts of Compassion and Material Assistance – Especially in This Freezing Period – Should Be a Concrete Expression of the Civilization of Love
Bishop Bernard Bober emphasized the importance of compassion and material aid during the 4th anniversary of the war in Ukraine, advocating for Europe's return to foundational values for peace.
Archaeological Turn: A Study Explains What Could Have Destroyed the Mayans
A recent study suggests that environmental factors may have played a significant role in the collapse of the ancient Maya civilization around 1200 years ago.
Bird Droppings Reveal the Secret of the Flourishing Chincha Kingdom in Peru
A recent study reveals that seabird droppings, known as guano, significantly contributed to the economic and political power of the ancient Chincha civilization in Peru before the rise of the Inca Empire.
Are We Sick with Nostalgia?
The article explores the concept of nostalgia, suggesting that the longing for an idealized past may arise from feelings of stagnation in the present, yet acknowledges that nostalgia isn't inherently negative.
Archaeological excavations reveal 7,000 years of civilization beneath the Norman lands
Archaeological excavations in Écouché-les-Vallées, Normandy, have uncovered evidence of ancient human habitation dating back 7,000 years, including Neolithic dwellings and a Bronze Age royal tomb.
Bill Maher rips Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and leftist ‘kids’ over attacks on Western civilization
Bill Maher criticized younger generations and pop stars for their views on Western civilization during his show.
Rubio: the thinking of the U.S.
Marco Rubio comments on the significance of U.S. values and interests in the context of global order.
Strindberg is tired of the eternal positioning of Stockholm men
August Strindberg expresses a desire for solitude while criticizing the rigid masculinity in contemporary society.
Professor Justyna Domienik-Karłowicz: We are not doomed to civilization diseases
Professor Justyna Domienik-Karłowicz discusses civilization diseases such as diabetes and obesity, emphasizing their connection to modern lifestyle factors.
AI Summit: If artificial intelligence takes control, human civilization could become 'collateral damage'
A summit on artificial intelligence in India has sparked discussions among leaders and experts about the potential dangers AI poses to humanity, with warnings of a 'race for supremacy' in AI technology.
Letters from readers: The West, the rise of meat prices, labor insurance
Readers reflect on issues such as the rise in meat prices and the importance of Western unity in response to current global challenges.
Warning from American researcher: If AI systems take control, human civilization could become a 'collateral damage'
An American researcher warns that a race among tech companies to advance AI systems could endanger humanity, urging governments to intervene.
Comment: Marco Rubio forgot a very essential aspect of Western civilization
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's remarks at the Munich Security Conference highlighted the significance of collaboration between the U.S. and Europe, but they also reflected a romanticized view of Western civilization's history.
New discoveries change what we know about the Maya
Recent findings suggest that the narrative of the ancient Maya civilization's abrupt decline is giving way to a more nuanced understanding of their resilience and transformation.
Europe is not facing a civilization erasure, EU responds to US criticism
A high-ranking EU official dismissed the idea that Europe is facing 'civilization erasure' in response to comments made by the Trump administration.
After the speech in Munich, Marco Rubio visits Slovakia and Hungary
Marco Rubio's European tour follows his call for Europeans to defend Western civilization at the Munich Security Conference, where he plans meetings with political leaders in Slovakia and Hungary.
After the speech in Munich, M. Rubio went to Slovakia and Hungary to meet with D. Trump's allies
U.S. Secretary of State M. Rubio's visits to Slovakia and Hungary follow his call for Europeans to defend Western civilization during the Munich Security Conference.
History of the Maya civilization gains a new chapter with unprecedented discoveries
Recent discoveries about the Maya civilization suggest a more complex understanding that contradicts the long-held belief of its abrupt decline.
‘Woke Europe not facing civilisational erasure,’ says EU’s Kallas after Rubio’s Munich speech – Europe live
EU's Kallas rejects claims of Europe's decline, emphasizing its resilience and continued appeal amidst challenges, particularly from Russia.
Live Blog on the Security Conference: Kallas: 'Russia's Ambitions Do Not End at Donbass'
Kaja Kallas emphasized at the Munich Security Conference that Europe's civilization is not at the brink, calling for unity among Europeans while noting ongoing global threats.
The economy of meaning: Greece's comparative advantage
The article highlights the potential of the Greek language and culture as a sustainable development opportunity for Greece, emphasizing its significance beyond mere cultural identity.
Rubio blasts ‘world without borders’ fantasy, warns mass migration threatens Western civilization
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns against the idea of a borderless world, arguing that mass migration poses a threat to Western civilization and national sovereignty.
Rubio: Europe and the USA go hand in hand
In a speech in Munich, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the historical connection between Europe and the United States, highlighting their shared civilization and the importance of NATO.
Cipayuso
The article discusses the intertwined histories of Spain and the United States, emphasizing historical events and political alignments.
Elon Musk Wants to Create a Civilization in Space: His Plans for an Autonomous City on the Moon
Elon Musk has shifted focus from creating an autonomous city on Mars to planning a city on the Moon, potentially within the next decade.
The Earth is heading towards a "point of no return" due to global warming, scientists warn
An international team of researchers warns that Earth's climate is leaving the stable conditions that enabled human civilization to develop, marking a significant risk of entering a "greenhouse Earth" trajectory.
Chinese civilisation’s true age; engineer leaves US to find freedom: 7 science highlights
The article highlights seven significant scientific developments in China, including a new perspective on the age of Chinese civilization and advancements in military technology.
Why think about the end of the world?
The article discusses humanity's historical perspective on the concept of the end of the world, highlighting how awareness and fear have shifted over time, particularly around nuclear threats.
Japanese Research Team Takes on the 'Oldest Civilization' of Anatolia with Large-Scale Excavation
A Japanese research team is set to undertake a large-scale excavation of megalithic ruins dating back around 12,000 years in the Anatolia region of Turkey, marking a significant milestone in their archaeological project.
Attacks on Train Conductors: A Breakdown of Civilization Not Just in Local Transport
The RMV is considering implementing body cameras for train conductors following the fatal attack on one of them, highlighting increasing violence and societal decay.
How old is Chinese civilisation? It really dates back 8,000 years, an archaeologist argues
A leading Chinese archaeologist claims that the origins of Chinese civilization can be traced back 8,000 years, predating the established timeline.
The return of the atom: Survival of nations means embracing energy realism
The article argues that the survival of nations hinges on recognizing the importance of reliable energy, particularly nuclear power, over abstract liberal values.
The Distorted Image of Winston Churchill / Will Little Britain Make Peace with Hitler? Prominent MAGA Figures Play with Dark Themes
The article explores the unsettling revival of admiration for Hitler among certain contemporary figures and its implications for Western civilization, referencing historian John Lukacs's predictions about the dangers posed by increasing barbarism.
Alarm due to social network for AI agents: complete computer chaos, this is an attack on democracy and civilization
A new social network launched for AI bots to compare notes raises concerns over a future reminiscent of science fiction, with alarming discussions prompting analysts to react.
A Unique Place in Lithuania for Those Wanting to Escape Routine: You Won't Find Common Comforts Here, but the Price Is Laughable
Nestled by the Dūkšta River, the Neris Lodge offers a rustic escape from civilization, attracting visitors with its charm and low costs amidst the hope of observing wildlife, including a sea eagle and a rare water thrush.
Kiika through the triple scope!
The article discusses the evolution of human communication and its transformative impact on civilization through various technological milestones.
Commentary: Civilizational Diagnosis? The Future as an Annoying Topic
The article reflects on the persistent health dilemmas faced by patients and draws parallels between the past and the present regarding challenges like alcohol consumption and lifestyle choices that impact well-being.
Learn about nuclear weapons limitation agreements
The article discusses the history of nuclear weapons, their threat to civilization since the Atomic Age, and the agreements made to limit their proliferation, especially during the Cold War period.
The web summit raises a question.. How does the South cultivate data while the North reaps profits?
The web summit in Doha highlights ethical and geopolitical concerns regarding the digital divide, questioning whether a unified digital civilization is being created or a 'technological feudalism' where the North exploits the South's resources.
Björn af Kleen: Europe's Flirtation with Epstein Makes Greenland More Vulnerable
The latest Epstein documents arrive at a convenient time for the White House, highlighting the fragility of European civilization, as portrayed by the Trump movement.
Beginnings of Civilization: Where Humanity Learned Community
An exhibition in Berlin showcases artifacts from the prehistoric settlement of Göbekli Tepe, exploring its origins and significance in the history of civilization.
HIGHLANDER celebrates 10 years - experience your first hiking adventure this February in Lošinj!
The event offers a two-day hiking adventure starting from historical Osor, transitioning from civilization to the wild, rocky world of Osoršćica, with scenic views of Kvarner and the open sea.
True civilization must protect the little ones
The article discusses the responsibility of adults in protecting children, particularly in light of an incident on a bus in Trentino.
The mirror body of a civilization
The article discusses how sexual landscapes reflect a civilization's values and norms, notably how the perception of a child's sexual maturity differs among cultures.
The West Facing Its Civilizational Contradiction
The article discusses the complexities of moral neo-Westernism intertwined with issues of cooperation, Christianity, migration, and international law in a multipolar world, particularly in the context of Argentina's push for a 'return to the West.'