Prologue In the early 1970s, I wrote my Ph.D. thesis on Adamantios Koraes at the University of Wisconsin. I read his ...

Shashi Ranjan Kumar’s book traces ‘The Decline of Hindu Civilization’ and shares lessons from the past ...

A local art historian, in his review, compared Schjerfbeck to Titian, Frans Hals, Rembrandt, and Beethoven. Notice the ...

On the criteria that matter to medicine—not later industrial power— Africa led . Medicine does not exist in isolation. It depends on cities, sanitation, governance, and trade. Africa’s medical ...

The Renaissance scholar on tensions with the conservative reform movement, his sanguine view of academic freedom in Ron ...

Mr. Thompson calls this a “thinning of thought”: A slow erosion of our collective ability to hold complex ideas in mind, ...

GOA- Traditional Western approaches (like regime change or containment) towards Iran are failing due to Iran's deep historical roots, revolutionary ideology, and resilience, leading to a shift in ...

I first came to Florence in 2023. It felt like a dream to walk through a city where history, art, and architecture come together with such effortless grace.

Critically acclaimed, genre-bending Ghanaian American artist Moses Sumney and New York’s quintessential renaissance man Jesse ...

Florence is a city where a single day can feel like a pilgrimage—not in the religious sense, but in the way one encounters beauty so profound that it leaves an imprint on the spirit.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei estimates that up to half of entry-level white-collar roles could be disrupted within five years.

We tend to view history as a series of neat, isolated boxes -the Stone Age, the Renaissance, and the Modern Era- each ...