100 Years of Liberation, Instead of Polarization, Coexistence… Proposal for 'National Engagement' by 152 Progressive and Conservative Elders
A group of 152 political and social leaders from across the spectrum in South Korea have proposed fostering coexistence and dialogue as a means to address societal polarization and conflict ahead of the 100th anniversary of liberation from colonial rule.
Social media suspended in Gabon 'until further notice': media regulator
Gabon has suspended all social media platforms indefinitely due to concerns over hateful and defamatory content fueling societal conflict.
Gabon shuts down social media
Gabon has indefinitely suspended social media to prevent content that fuels societal division and conflict, following recent social unrest.
The Rise of Anti-Pluralism: Why Conflict Politics is Winning Today
A political analysis discusses the rising trend of conflict-driven politics in Slovakia and globally, underscoring its implications on voter behavior and societal trust.
Carlos March: 'When dogmas confront, words lose meaning and hatred prevails'
Carlos March discusses the current societal conflict between extreme left and right ideologies, emphasizing the loss of meaningful discourse and the emergence of hatred.
Two Generations Coexist in the New Riga Theatre. A Review of Theatre News
The play "Don Quixote," presented at the New Riga Theatre, creatively explores the conflict between dreams and societal constraints through a modern lens, featuring a multi-generational cast.
Parallel Reality for the 'New Elite': Russia is Elevating Participants of Aggressive War to Higher-Class Citizens
Russia's recent legislation aims to bolster support for participants in the aggressive war against Ukraine, creating a new societal elite while demoting those who have not engaged in the conflict.
Parallel Model of Hostility. On Islamophobia and (a Little) on Antisemitism
The article discusses the complex interplay of Islamophobia and antisemitism in current societal debates, particularly in relation to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The War of the Reds Against the Blues Has Long Begun and Now Threatens to Lead Croatia Irreversibly into Anarchy
The article discusses the ongoing rivalry in Croatian football, likened to a war, which could lead to greater societal implications for the country.
Ukrainian Director Olha Zhurb: The Importance of Documentary Cinema is the Ability to Be on the Side of Humanity
Olha Zhurb, a Ukrainian director, discusses the emotional and societal significance of her documentary film as it gains recognition at international film festivals.
The Most Serious Conflict Felt by the People is the 'Progressive-Conservative Conflict'
A recent study revealed that the most significant societal conflict in South Korea is perceived to be between progressives and conservatives, with 60% of respondents open to dating individuals with differing political views.
Ancient taboos must give way – Obi of Onitsha
The Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe, calls for the elimination of violence against women and vulnerable groups, urging an end to outdated customs that conflict with societal protection.
The Cannon Life: Let the Old Die
Analía Plaza's book 'La vida cañón' critiques the older generation, suggesting a metaphorical call for their extinction as a response to societal issues.
Should we accommodate troops from the East or the West? But they must pay
The article critiques the current political leadership in Slovakia, drawing parallels with the past administration of Vladimir Meciar, suggesting that it fosters societal conflict and insecurity rather than prosperity.
From the Islamic Revolution to Today. Why Iran Keeps Boiling?
Iran is currently experiencing its largest anti-government protests in recent years, reflecting a longstanding societal conflict between authoritarian state elites and various segments of society.
The Tyranny of the Self-Righteous
The article discusses the current societal climate where various groups feel affronted, leading to a resurgence of primitive desires for revenge amidst widespread discontent.