What ignited but wasn’t extinguished, like a stream flowing into me, you embed yourself in my flesh, And I in you… through enchantments, we mesh!
Asja Mulgeci, a poetess from Albania shares her three beautiful poems
Asja Mulgeci
Detachment reigns over the scary world to breed the seed of crawling distress
Suhina Biswasmajumdar, a poet from Kolkata, West Bengal, shares her two fresh poems
A writer from Kolkata, Bengal and a life-long devotee of Swami Vivekananda, Suhina
About 30 years ago, El-Sisi, the current Egyptian president, went to study at the Royal Army Staff College in England. He was an excellent officer who graduated from the Egyptian Military Academy. At that time, Major Kang Woong-sik, a member of the 37th
This poem eats from my flesh, while you drink my blood
Mohamed Ellaghafi, an eminent Moroccan poet and writer, known as one of the pioneers of modern poetry of Morocco, shares his poem
Mohamed Ellaghafi a Moroccan poet, writer, and publisher,
The VI International Scientific and Practical Conference on “Methodological Innovations in the Practice of Teaching Russian Language and Literature in a Multicultural Environment” will be inaugurated on May 31
The VI International
In the summer of 1971, The New York Times published a set of secret documents spanning forty-seven volumes, which Americans came to call the Pentagon Papers. These documents revealed that the government which had sent its sons into the Vietnamese jungles was not merely managing a war, but also managing a narrative about that war—and that the two narratives had never once aligned.
At that
