Thursday, March 21st, from 6 p.m. to a lecture by Margret Heymann about the Sohn-Rethel painting family at the Ratingen Museum. Rethelstrasse in Düsseldorf with its different facets should at least be known by name. What few people know today: It is named after Alfred Rethel (1816 – 1859), a graduate of the Düsseldorf Art … Read more
In principle, Joe Biden had even more reason to celebrate than his Republican opponent Donald Trump. After all, on ‘Super Tuesday’ he lost one of the fifteen states where voting took place, Vermont, to Nikki Haley. It only involved one state (and a small one at that), but it proves what the exit polls say: … Read more
Study Reveals Breakthrough in Understanding How the Human Brain Forms Words Study Reveals Breakthrough in Understanding How the Human Brain Forms Words Key Facts The study uses advanced Neuropixels probes to record neuron activities in the brain, showing how we think of and produce words. Researchers found neurons dedicated to both speaking and listening, revealing … Read more
Valladolid has hosted for the first time the gala for the most important awards in Spanish cinema. The Goya Awards 2024 have landed at the fairgrounds of the Castilian-Leonese capital to recognize the highlights of the latest annual harvest of the seventh art produced and premiered in the national theaters. The thirty-eighth edition, whose ceremony … Read more
05 December 2023 The actor takes advantage of the dinner to remind the new arrivals of the basic rules for healthy coexistence The entry of the new tenants begins to create some tension and bad mood within the House. In the kitchen, some kids complain about some incorrect attitudes of the new competitors and therefore … Read more
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10. “On World AIDS Day, let’s together eliminate discrimination and break the stigma surrounding HIV.” 11. “Living with HIV/AIDS is not the end of everything. Together, we can build a brighter future.” 12. “World AIDS Day is a call to action. Let’s contribute to the global effort to end HIV/AIDS.” 13. “We all have a … Read more
China is reportedly preparing to ban certain types of clothing and words. According to reports, behavior including dress and speech that is harmful to the Chinese people’s culture and hurts people’s feelings will also be banned. According to Bloomberg News, China’s Legislative Standing Committee released the draft of the laws, which are expected to be … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The Minister of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance Sheikh Dr. Abdul Latif Al Al-Sheikh has issued a directive to mosque preachers in various regions of the Kingdom to include a sermon tomorrow, Friday 5/12/1444 AH. The sermon will serve as a reminder to Hajj-goers to take precautions against sunstrokes in order to preserve … Read more
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida delivered a speech at his alma mater, Waseda University, where he discussed Sino-Japanese relations and the possibility of visiting China. Kishida emphasized the importance of non-governmental exchanges in improving relations between the two countries. He stated that diplomacy should not be limited to government-to-government exchanges and expressed his hope for … Read more
Leon Weintraub fascinates his listeners in the Audimax on the campus of the Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences. It’s not just students, but also many “older semesters” who follow the lecture of the 97-year-old doctor spellbound and in silence. Weintraub, who was awarded the Paracelsus Medal a few days ago at the German Doctors’ Day … Read more