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 Notes on Islam in France by Joseph Gatt
14 September 2020
Notes on Islam in France, in no particular order. French pundits love debating Islam. Except that they seldom invite Muslims to those debates.
(Add a comment) |  The EU should live up what it stands for: We might be all Hong Kong tomorrow by Ovi Magazine Guest
14 September 2020
On 26 June 1963, the then-President of the United States John F. Kennedy delivered his famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech, underlining the support of the Free World for West Berlin and West Germany. (Add a comment) |  Robert McCloskey by The Ovi Team
14 September 2020
September 14th; on this day in 1914, children's author and illustrator Robert McCloskey, whose books include such classics as "Make Way for Ducklings" and "Blueberries for Sal," is born in Hamilton, Ohio. (Add a comment) |  A star princess dead by The Ovi Team
14 September 2020
September 14th 1982; Princess Grace of Monaco has died of the injuries she sustained in a car crash near Monte Carlo. The Hollywood actress Grace Kelly - who starred in the Alfred Hitchcock hits Dial M for Murder... (Add a comment) |  A leap of imagination: How I became a writer by Kola King
13 September 2020
"You should write a book," Afolabi my youngest teenage son said in something of a dogged manner. "Why?" I retorted. "I mean you write well. I find your stories and essays quite interesting. And you write a lot of good stuff," he said. (Add a comment) |  Frequent writer complaints by Joseph Gatt
13 September 2020
Another one with advice for writers. Complaint 1: how do I get rid of writer's block? Answer: there isn't a single way to get rid of writer's block and get writing to flow. But there are patterns. (Add a comment) |  Assange's Second Day at the Old Bailey: Torture, Drone Strikes and Journalism by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
13 September 2020
The highlights of the second day of Julian Assange's extradition proceedings at the Central Criminal Court in London yielded an interesting bounty. The first was the broader public purpose behind the WikiLeaks disclosures... (Add a comment) |  Koulis lost percentage by Thanos Kalamidas
13 September 2020
The eleventh episode of the satirical Asterixian story of the absolutely corrupted Greek Prime Mayor Koulis and his latest reshuffle, all in Greek (Add a comment) |  Roald Dahl by The Ovi Team
13 September 2020
September 13th 1916, Roald Dahl, author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1964) and James and the Giant Peach (1961), is born in South Wales. (Add a comment) |  Mitsotakis xenophobia rises from Moria's fires by Thanos Kalamidas
12 September 2020
The refugee camp in Moria, Lesbos, which burned to the ground, hosted over 13.000 refugees and immigrants. Among them thousands of defenceless women and children, victims of war, violence and later from ...xenophobia. (Add a comment) |  Sinking Transparency at the Old Bailey: The Assange Extradition Hearing Resumes by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
12 September 2020
The fine circus that is British justice resumed at London's Central Criminal Court on September 7, with the continued extradition proceedings against Julian Assange. Judge Vanessa Baraitser was concerned that approximately 40 individuals... (Add a comment) |  Companies, CEOs and bosses to avoid by Joseph Gatt
12 September 2020
If you're a CEO or a manager, here are some "mindsets" that you want to avoid. And you also want your employees to avoid that mindset, if you want to thrive, that is. (Add a comment) |  Berserk Alert! #135 by Tony Zuvela
12 September 2020
Tony Zuvela and his view of the world around us in a constant berserk alert! (Add a comment) |  Lascaux cave by The Ovi Team
12 September 2020
September 12th 1940. Near Montignac, France, a collection of prehistoric cave paintings are discovered by four teenagers who stumbled upon the ancient artwork after following their dog down a narrow entrance into a cavern. (1 comment) | | newer 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 older |
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