By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Senegalese Cheikh Hamidou Kane, who was born on 2 April 1928 and…
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Vladimir Putin’s Valdai vision: a world on the brink of escalation, searching for a new world order
By Editorial Staff The world is undergoing a profound transformation as geopolitical rivalries intensify, international organizations…
“We will create a god [AI] and it will be our slave”: Harari, AI insiders and the battle to develop a godlike intelligence
What happens when humanity produces a creation that it can no longer comprehend, manage—or even distinguish…
The dead who came back? A forgotten prophecy, three unexplainable encounters, and a question I can no longer refute
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye I have recently boarded a bus at Nyabugogo in Kigali, expecting nothing…
When adversity becomes the fire which steels you: how to forge an unbreakable character
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye One of our readers has requested us to supply additional details around…
Canaan, Israel, and the enduring legacy of the Southern Levant
By Editorial Staff The history of the Southern Levant discloses not a simple succession of peoples.…
“And what happens, when a wound becomes a mission” — Tony Robbins
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Beyond what we were taught: the courage to challenge limits and create the impossible
By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Some of the greatest obstacles to human achievement are not mountains, poverty,…
Artificial Intelligence [AI] is rewriting education— a revolution of opportunity, risk, and responsibility
By Editorial Staff Education, for thousands of years, has used one of humanity’s most enduring traditions:…
The world is more connected than ever—so why is mental health getting worse?
By Life In Humanity’s Analysis Desk “How is the world doing mentally in 2026? Our mental…