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SBA showcases Sharjah thriving, diverse cultural scene at 61st Bologna Children’s Book Fair 2024

The emirate of Sharjah is solidifying its status as a champion of Arab culture at the ongoing 61st Bologna Children's Book Fair (BCBF) in Italy, held from 8th to 11th April, 2024. As a highlight on the industry calendar, Sharjah Book Authority (SBA) is once again leading a delegation showcasing the emirate’s thriving cultural scene

Observations of an Expat: Ukraine: Bad or Worse

Too often the political choice is not between good and bad or moral and immoral. It is between bad and worse. Too often the political choice is not between good and bad or moral and immoral. It is between bad and worse. Ukraine’s President Vlodomyr Zelensky is facing just such a choice. And he must decide soon or

Trends participates in international event in New York on gender equality

Trends Research and Advisory participated in an important international event on gender equality in the Arab region. Organised in New York by the Baha'i International Conference (BIC), the event highlighted the role of government institutions and civil society in promoting gender equality. The panel speakers stressed the importance of

‘To Kill a Tiger’: A Jharkhand Father’s Fight For Justice

Indian-Canadian filmmaker Nisha Pahuja’s documentary feature film, To Kill a Tiger, is nominated for an Oscar To Kill a Tiger: Heart-wrenching but necessary “So, did you enjoy the film?” whispered my colleague as we walked out of a private screening in Palo Alto of the Oscar-nominated documentary feature film, To Kill

Reason for the Rain – Poetry by Serbian-American Poet Maja Herman Sekulić

There was all this wine in our veins, there was all this rain. Maja Herman-Sekulić is an internationally published Serbian-American author of 23 books in Serbian, English German and French; her poems were translated in 25 languages. Of her poetry, Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky said: “her poetry is of the rarest talent and beauty as