Prime Minister Aims for Budget Approval Within the Fiscal Year, Warning from Constitutional Scholar: 'The Principle of Constitutionalism is Being Undermined'
A constitutional scholar warns that the Japanese government's push for rapid approval of the budget undermines the principle of constitutionalism, as it shortens the usual deliberation time in parliament.
Yi Sang's 'Wings' Turns 90... Why Scholar Kwon Young-min Imagined Artist Gu Bon-ung
The 90th anniversary of Yi Sang's short story 'Wings' is marked, exploring the connections between the poet and painter Gu Bon-ung.
What's happening with lectures in Munich?: Man as a Universal Scholar and Endangered Species
Michael Martin, a nature photographer and adventurer, will present a multi-vision show in Munich highlighting Earth's landscapes and cultures on March 15.
Eleftherios Kousis: A Scholar of Pontus Amid the Turmoil of 1918
The article discusses the dramatic changes in the history of Pontus in February 1918, as thousands of Greeks fled their homes due to the retreat of Russian troops.
Franz Kafka: a writer about whom too much is known or nothing at all?
The article discusses the new film 'Franz' about writer Franz Kafka and an upcoming literary discussion event featuring scholar Joosep Susi.
Russian Scholar of North Korea Says He Was Detained and Expelled From Latvia
Andrei Lankov, a Russian expert on North Korea, reported being detained and expelled by Latvian authorities during a lecture, after being labeled as persona non grata.
The Good and Bad Soviet Era Artists? Art Scholar Elita Ansone on Evaluating Our Heritage
Art scholar Elita Ansone discusses the evaluation of Latvian art from the Soviet era and the ongoing need for a reappraisal of 20th-century art.
Farewell to the 'Muse of Byzantium'
The article honors the distinguished Byzantine scholar Helen Glykatzi-Arveler, reflecting on her contributions to science and her impact on Greece.
French thinker Jerome Horto: Gaza represents a moment of complete denial of the essence of international justice
French scholar Jerome Horto critiques the failure of international law in the context of Gaza, illustrating a broader structural crisis in justice.
The Political Role of the Tribe in Yemen: A Surgical Reading in the Identity Controversy
The article discusses the political role of tribes in Yemen as explored by late scholar Mohamed Mohsen Al-Dhahiri, emphasizing a nuanced perspective that critiques previous liberal and socialist views on tribalism.
Why people go back to sin after Ramadan – Al-Hikmah Chief Imam, Lafiagi
An Islamic scholar discusses the transformative nature of Ramadan and the challenges of maintaining spiritual integrity post-fasting.
Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: Emotion at the final farewell - Who is present
Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a distinguished Byzantine scholar and rector, passed away at the age of 99, with her funeral being attended by many political and cultural figures in Athens.
Helen Glykatzi-Arveler: Her body at the Metropolitan Church, the funeral service at 13:00
The body of renowned Byzantine scholar Helen Glykatzi-Arveler has arrived at the Metropolitan Church in Athens for her funeral service.
The Reformation: Institutionalization of Oppression and Exclusion in the Name of Purity and Modesty
A Korean scholar interprets the European Reformation as a historical transformation characterized by the institutionalization of intolerance and the formation of social regulations and nation-states.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Antonis Manitakis was a leading constitutionalist and devoted teacher
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis pays tribute to the late Antonis Manitakis, recognizing him as a prominent constitutional scholar and dedicated educator who served the country with a sense of duty.
'How can one bear to see with open eyes'... A legal scholar interprets the Analects 'ethics and anger' for Yoon Suk-yeol
Legal scholar Kim Ki-chang argues for a reinterpretation of Confucius' Analects, emphasizing the ethical imperatives that arise in the face of injustice, particularly in relation to the upcoming trial of former President Yoon Suk-yeol.
Academy of Athens – Half-Mast Flag: "The work of Helen Glykatzi-Ahrweiler has left an indelible mark"
The Academy of Athens mourns the loss of renowned Byzantine scholar Helen Glykatzi-Ahrweiler, highlighting her significant contributions to modern European culture and academia.
Public expense for the funeral of Eleni Glykatzi – Arveler
The funeral of Eleni Glykatzi – Arveler, a prominent Byzantine scholar, will be held at public expense in Athens following her death at 99 years old.
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler: A Symbol of Hellenism and European Thought
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler, a prominent figure in international historical science and renowned Byzantine scholar, passed away shortly before her 100th birthday, leaving a significant intellectual legacy.
Mendoni on Arveler: 'Her long and highly creative life makes her loss even greater'
The Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, expresses her condolences on the death of prominent Byzantine scholar, Eleni Glykatzis-Arveler, highlighting her significant contributions to Byzantine studies.
Eleni Glykatzis Arveli: "Education is the only antidote to the crisis and starts at home"
Eleni Glykatzis Arveli was a significant Byzantine scholar whose contributions to education and knowledge challenged societal norms about privilege and responsibility.
Debate on Babar, what did the anchor say to the Muslim scholar
A discussion on the historical figure Babar took place on Aaj Tak, with significant comments made by the anchor to a Muslim scholar.
Debate between BJP spokesperson and Muslim scholar on Babar
A heated debate occurred between a BJP spokesperson and a Muslim scholar regarding historical perspectives on Emperor Babar.
Debate between Shiv Sena UBT leader and Muslim scholar
A debate ensues between a Shiv Sena UBT leader and a prominent Muslim scholar.
'Our country is constitutional...', what did the Muslim scholar say
A Muslim scholar emphasizes the constitutional nature of India and discusses its implications for the community.
Adopt AI for electronic transmission of poll results, don urges INEC
A Nigerian university scholar advocates for the use of artificial intelligence by the Independent National Electoral Commission to improve the electronic transmission of election results before the 2027 elections.
Gratteri's accusations? He lost his temper
Antonio Baldassarre, an esteemed legal scholar, defends his support for a constitutional reform in Italy while critiquing the remarks made by Gratteri regarding the referendum.
Like 'dogmas': faith in Christ and love for freedom
The article reflects on the life and legacy of Dario Antiseri, an influential Italian philosopher and scholar who passed away after a long illness.
WSCIJ mourns Biodun Jeyifo, reflects on scholar’s legacy
The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism has lamented the passing of Professor Biodun Jeyifo, highlighting his significant contribution to media excellence and public accountability.
Tinubu mourns literary giant, ex-ASUU leader Biodun Jeyifo
President Bola Tinubu has expressed his condolences on the passing of Biodun Jeyifo, a renowned literary scholar and former leader of the Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria.
Fake Hair, Glasses, and the Web of Blackmail... Arrest of a Doctor Extorting Money
A notorious blackmailer has been arrested in Jaipur for extorting around 10 lakh rupees from an NIA scholar doctor by threatening to leak obscene videos.
Court decides to suspend execution of detention for the scholar Han, scheduled to be re-incarcerated after 9 days of treatment
The South Korean court has granted a temporary release for a detained scholar for medical treatment, after which he will be re-incarcerated.
Police officer who wrote report on 'Han scholar gambling' says it was reported to the Presidential Office but not formally assigned as a case
A police officer testified that a report on allegations of gambling by Han scholars was made to the Presidential Office but was not formally assigned as a case due to lack of evidence.
South Africa: Gauteng Reiterates Obligations for Scholar Transport Operators
Gauteng's Roads and Transport MEC has clarified the responsibilities of scholar transport operators to enhance compliance and safety measures for transporting learners.
A Spanish-origin medievalist in the times of ICE: a foreigner in his own country
Scholar Roger Martínez-Dávila highlights discrimination he faced requiring citizenship proof at a U.S. university, unlike his non-Hispanic peers.
Vaino: Mati Unt was once a star like today's content creators
Literary scholar Maarja Vaino compares the fame of Mati Unt in his youth to that of modern content creators, highlighting his impact on youth literature.
Scholar challenges Ms Rachel’s Gaza messaging as antisemitism surges globally
A scholar critiques Miss Rachel's recent Gaza messaging amid a rise in global antisemitism, highlighting the contrasting narratives influencing public perception.
Author who co-wrote two books with Noam Chomsky condemns scholar’s ties to Epstein
Vijay Prashad expresses dismay over Noam Chomsky's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein following the release of new correspondence between the two.
First Instance Life Imprisonment, Legal Scholar's Doubt: 'Did They Consider the Relationship between Abe and the Church?'
Tetsuya Yamagami, who was convicted for the murder of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has appealed the life imprisonment sentence, with a legal scholar questioning whether the court adequately considered Abe's relationship with the church involved.
How to prevent war with China: return Taiwan to the mainland
The article discusses the legitimacy of China's claim over Taiwan, comparing it to US and Israeli claims elsewhere, while mentioning an interview opportunity with scholar Eyck Freymann about his book on defending Taiwan.
Victoria Cirlot, scholar of medieval culture: "Of course there was sex between Lancelot and Guinevere!"
Victoria Cirlot, an expert in Arthurian legend, discusses themes of sexuality in her new book 'Marginalia', which combines scholarly texts with personal reflections.
'Fair Inheritances' – a grotesque formula, a contradiction in itself
Media scholar Norbert Bolz criticizes the SPD's proposed inheritance tax reform called 'FairErben,' arguing that demanding tax increases during an economic downturn is ill-advised.
"It is not enough to indulge in squeaky indignation about Trump"
International law scholar Matthias Herdegen discusses the implications of US actions in Venezuela, arguing that mere outrage is insufficient to address the dangerous dilemmas facing global order today.
They emigrated... This is how Professor D'Orsi rewrites the Venezuelan diaspora
Angelo D'Orsi, a scholar from the University of Turin and a radical left ideologue, discusses the Venezuelan diaspora, presenting often provocative views that stir debate.
About the Current Film Štúr or History Is the Teacher of Life?
The author, a literary scholar and educator, explores the societal benefits of nurturing good individuals who contribute positively to the community and values.
"This probably means that the regime is more stable than we all believe"
Islamic scholar Guido Steinberg currently believes that a coup in Iran is unlikely, indicating no signs of a weakened power base.
Free Churches: Is Jesus Cool Again?
The article explores the trend of free churches attracting younger members while traditional churches decline, featuring insights from ICF Frankfurt and religious scholar Anna Kira Hippert.
Religionist and theologian Ivan Štampach has died at the age of 79
Ivan Štampach, a notable religion scholar and theologian, passed away at 79, as announced by the Old Catholic Church in the Czech Republic.
Inspirational Catholic Voice. Religion scholar and theologian Ivan Štampach has died at the age of 79
Ivan Štampach, a respected religion scholar and theologian, passed away at the age of 79, remembered for his inspirational contributions to Catholic discourse.
Nationwide Protests: 'We will witness a free Iran'
Protests in Iran have reached a new peak, particularly concerning as they originated in the marketplace, a critical area for the regime, according to Abbas Milani, a prominent Iranian scholar.