Bali’s complicated relationship with mental health: A look from inside
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‘Future is scary, but still beautiful,” says education activist Emmanuel Lanko Soro
“Pain, struggle and challenges can transform an individual. If we don’t do anything, we are creating monsters for the future,” says the founder of Children’s Smiles foundation.
Five things you need to know about NATO’s ‘5% military spending’ rule
The new 5% military spending quota marks a significant increase in defense budgets, aimed at strengthening military capabilities amid growing geopolitical tensions. Public and political reactions are mixed, with experts divided on whether the increased spending is a precautionary step or a sign of an escalating conflict.
From Kenya to Japan: Eugene Wanyama on finding peace beyond ‘us’ and ‘them’
In times of war and conflict, legacies of the dehumanisation of entire communities remain the most harmful and detrimental. Once the mental division of ‘us’ and ‘them’ is created, societies tend to focus on differences such as language, ethnicity or religion – and these differences can be weaponised to fuel fear, hostility and discrimination.
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