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On June 26, 1948, U.S. and British pilots embarked on a heroic mission, navigating the skies to deliver vital supplies to Berlin, a city ensnared by a Soviet blockade. Following …
The Berlin Airlift: A Lifeline Amidst Blockade Read More
As we glance back from 2025 into the economic labyrinth of the past century, looming uncertainties herald a potentially dodgy future. The United States, opting to retreat from its pivotal …
A Century of Economic Shifts: Lessons for the Future Read More
In August 1961, under the directive of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, East German leader Walter Ulbricht initiated the physical division of Berlin. During the night of August 12-13, soldiers laid …
The Fall of the Berlin Wall: A Symbol of Divided Truths and Unification Read More
Sir Isaiah Berlin, born on June 6, 1909, in Riga, Latvia, is celebrated as a leading British philosopher and historian of ideas, especially recognised for his profound contributions to political …
The Legacy of Sir Isaiah Berlin: A Beacon in Political Philosophy and Liberty Read More
In this week’s Inside Geneva, we delve into the trials faced by democracy and fundamental rights through the perspectives of human rights lawyer Reed Brody and Alberto Fernandez Gibaja from …
Democracy and Fundamental Rights: Can They Survive the Current Crisis? Read More
In an enlightening interview, chief conductor Kirill Petrenko of the Berlin Philharmonic reflects on the profound impact of his Jewish heritage and its influence on his musical journey. Though he …
Kirill Petrenko Explores Jewish Identity and Mahler’s Influence Read More
In an audacious move, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has unveiled plans to ‘decolonize’ the birth site of the illustrious playwright, igniting passionate discussions worldwide. This transformation aims to recast Shakespeare’s …
Shakespeare’s Birthplace to Undergo Cultural Decolonization Efforts Read More
Amid the global rise of antisemitism, renowned author and advocate Alex Ryvchin will headline this year’s B’nai B’rith Human Rights Oration on April 6. As the co-CEO of the Executive …
Alex Ryvchin to Address Modern Antisemitism at B’nai B’rith Human Rights Oration Read More
In 1989, economist Jeffrey Sachs stood before Polish officials advocating for “shock therapy” to cure Poland’s economy. With the Soviet grip loosened, Sachs proposed transitioning to a free market, akin …
The Egg Price Puzzle: Unraveling Complex Economics in a Simple Commodity Read More
Poland, once a mere footnote in Europe’s vast narrative, now emerges as the region’s economic dynamo, defying the sluggish trends of the European Union. Its growth trajectory seems unstoppable, powered …
Poland: The Rising Economic Tiger of Europe Surpassing Expectations Read More