Tigray: After the Calm, A Possible Storm —— René Wadlow Rene WadlowOn 26 August 2022, there was the bombing by Ethiopian federal troops of a primary school in Makalle, with Continue reading > Share
Edward Carpenter and the Healing of Nations —— Rene Wadlow Rene WadlowEdward Carpenter (1844-1929) whose birth anniversary we note on 29 August, was an English writer, educator Continue reading > Share
World Interfaith Harmony Week : Steps Toward A Harmony Renaissance — Rene Wadlow Rene WadlowThe United Nations General Assembly on 20 October 2010, by resolution A/RES/65/PV.34 designated the first Continue reading > Share
The Long Road of Charles Maurras: Cultural Regionalist to Narrow Nationalist Rene Wadlow Charles Maurras: 20 April 1868 -16 November 1952At a time when there is a growth in many parts of Europe Continue reading > Share
Korea: An Olympic Truce: Time for Concerted Non-governmental Efforts Rene Wadlow The holding of the Winter Olympics in South Korea from 9 to 25 February followed by the Paralympics Continue reading > Share
Kuan Yin : She who harkens to the cries of the world Rene WadlowWise in using skilful meansIn every corner of the worldShe manifests her countless formsA Harmonious New YearAt Continue reading > Share
Anti-Sufi wave On Friday 24 November 2017, an attack by some 30 men on a mosque at Bir al-Ald in the Sinai Peninsula left 305 dead among Continue reading > Share
Silent violence against women Rene Wadlow How many victims of silence there are, and at what cost! Silence has its laws and its demands… Silence demands Continue reading > Share
US Congress takes first steps for a negotiated end to Saudi-led conflict in Yemen Rene Wadlow On 13 November, the US House of Representatives passed a resolution, 366 to 30 opposed, on the armed Continue reading > Share
Edward Carpenter: (29 Aug 1844 – 28 Jun 1929) Rene Wadlow Edward Carpenter was an English writer, educator, pacifist, and socialist reformer who came from a middle Continue reading > Share
As South Sudan Disintegrates, People Move Rene Wadlow In a 17 August 2017 call for urgent support, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Continue reading > Share
World Humanitarian Day Rene Wadlow In memory of Sergio Vieira de Mello (1948-2003) Continue reading > Share
Liu Xiaobo and Charter 08: Fire under the Ashes Rene Wadlow The media reports on the recent death of Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, of cancer after years of imprisonment, Continue reading > Share
Let My Children Go: World Efforts to Eliminate the Worst Forms of Child Labour Continue reading > Share
UN Peacekeepers : The Limits and Opportunities for Creative Action Rene Wadlow Continue reading > Share
Ralph Waldo Emerson: A bridge to the Spirit of the World Rene Wadlow As Life and Nature are not great with reference to the Present only, but greater still from what is yet Continue reading > Share
Children: A Priority Rene Wadlow The way in which a society treats its children reflects not only its qualities of compassion and protective caring Continue reading > Share
18 May: International Museum Day: The Advancement of Learning and Culture 18 May has been designated by UNESCO as the International Day of Museums to highlight the role that museums play in preserving Continue reading > Share
Korean tensions: Could they slip out of control? There have been over the years since the 1953 armistace periodic increases of tensions related to the policies of the Democratic Continue reading > Share
3 May: World Press Freedom Day Rene Wadlow World Press Freedom Day was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly as an encouragement to the independence Continue reading > Share
3 May: World Press Freedom Day Rene Wadlow World Press Freedom Day was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly as an encouragement to the independence Continue reading > Share
YEMEN: EFFECTIVE HUMANITARIAN AID DEPENDS ON A PEACE ACCORD Rene Wadlow The United Nations (UN) together with the governments of Sweden and Switzerland which have often led humanitarian Continue reading > Share