Reports
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How did Britain lose its way?
In 1833, the historian and politician Thomas Macaulay stood up to declare with absolute confidence that the British were a…
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Ethiopia and the World: Deconstructing the Myth of Isolation and a Reading of Medieval Globalization
Western historical studies have long been dominated by a deficient traditional narrative that portrays “Ethiopia” as an isolated Christian island…
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A new dawn for the African continent
In the heart of the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, and within the corridors of the Adwa Victory Memorial Museum—which is…
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Constitution of deliberative democracy
On the surface, the marriage between constitutionalism and democracy appears to be an ideal alliance championed by contemporary political systems.…
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Capitalism: A Global History… A Thousand-Year Journey Through the Corridors of the “Super-Being”
It seems impossible to look at planet Earth today without noticing the mighty historical force of capitalism that has shaped…
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The dragon in the African continent: From the cloak of “non-intervention” to the engineering of political “stability”
Historically, the spectacular rise of Chinese power in recent decades has been linked to a massive deepening of economic relations…
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The return of “The Prince” in a time of mediocrity
In the spring of 2026, the prominent German philosopher and intellectual provocateur, Peter Sloterdijk, threw a new stone into the…
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Born, not made: Reclaiming human existence in the laboratories of modernity
The Concept of the Person in Contemporary Philosophy At the dawn of the twenty-first century, the concept of the “person”…
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Black Germany
Modern European history is full of gaps that have swallowed entire stories, and perhaps one of the most surprising and…
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The enigma of becoming and the collapse of axioms
Since the dawn of human consciousness, humanity has stood in awe before the flowing river of time. That river which…
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