Misia Sert and the Making of the Belle Époque Avant‑Garde
Misia Sert, born Marie Sophie Olga Zénaïde Godebska in 1872, emerged as one of the most influential cultural figures in…
The Psychological Toll of the Iranian People’s Protests (2026)
The nationwide protests in Iran that escalated in late 2025 and continued into 2026 have produced not only immediate political…
Sunk Costs or Sunk Coasts? Climate Adaptation in Coastal Cities
Global climate change is forcing coastal cities to confront a socio-environmental paradox. On the one hand, a growing share of…
Early Language Learning: Better with Mama
International Mother Language Day Mothers (and fathers) help their children learn in innumerable ways – even when they don’t realize…
The Conventional Approach to Ethical Thinking
World Day of Social Justice Observing the UN World Day of Social Justice causes us to contemplate ethical thinking in…
Red Card to Homophobia in Football
International Day Against Homophobia in Football This day exists to confront a persistent reality: despite football’s global popularity and unifying…
The human quality of Euskalduna palace
This wonderful current venue of the Opera does not only not invisibilise but it enhances the life that many and…
What is the Chinese New Year and the meaning behind it
Lunar New Year Unlike Christmas, which is widely celebrated in Western countries, the most important traditional festival for Chinese people…
Celiac Disease: Still No Alternatives to the Gluten-Free Diet
Celiac disease is a chronic autoimmune condition in which eating gluten — a protein found in some cereals like wheat,…
A New Chapter in the Fight Against Childhood Brain Cancer
International Childhood Cancer Day February 15 is International Childhood Cancer Day, a day when we pause to consider the impact…