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Quantum Genesis – Poetry from Nicaragua

In a drop of life that flows, A genesis of existence is written, And ethereal consciousness rests On the nascent, quantum moon. Leo Acosta (Pen name Julio García), a writer and poet from Nicaragua, a Central American nation, shares his poems. Leo Acosta (pen name Julio García) is a writer and poet born in

I am a body – Mystic Poetry from India

When the angel of death came I offered him my body He was surprised Where is your soul? Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, a renowned poet and writer from Chandigarh, India, shares his mystic poetry Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, based in Chandigarh, is an Indian poet and scholar credited with 170 plus books of English literature,

The Complex Challenge of Governing AI Relationships Across Borders

Throughout my 25 years in IT and dispute resolution, I've witnessed how artificial intelligence has transformed the fabric of our society. What fascinates me most is not just the technological advancement, but the intricate web of relationships it has created between businesses, governments, and individuals. As someone who regularly

Do not wait for a miracle – Create it!

The mind, heart, and willpower granted to humanity are the most powerful tools for creating miracles. Each of us believes in miracles in life, and we live waiting for them. However, we must understand that miracles are not only what we expect, but they are also the essence of our existence, every moment of our being. The ability to see

The Horses Cry – Poetry from Albania

The horses cry, the horses cry Tears slipping onto the grass The horses cry for the people Who have forgotten how to cry! Arben Iliazi, a renowned poet from Albania, shares his poems Arben Iliazi, born on March 1, 1963 in Saranda (Albania), graduated from the Faculty of Philology in Tirana in 1988. Until 1991, he worked