When Friedrich Nietzsche wrote of Redlichkeit, he did not mean honesty in the ordinary moral sense. He meant something rarer and far more demanding: intellectual integrity — the willingness to submit one's own beliefs to the same scrutiny one applies to those of one's opponents. It is the refusal to believe something merely because it is comforting, familiar, or flattering. It is the discipline of requiring evidence from oneself before demanding it of others. This is perhaps the most...
In a land far away in the Middle East, Blessed with splendor, Heritage is well reserved, This land holds stories of long reigns. The country that stretches across a huge region, The centre of delicious kawa, and sweet dates at its best, The vista of the ocean and sky meeting the horizon is truly breathtaking. The vast desert...
Armed with paintbrushes and wearing surgical gloves, volunteers inside a large tent in Gaza delicately brushed dust from a stone mosaic before placing it into storage, part of an effort to preserve cultural heritage hit by war. More than 160 historic and cultural sites across the Palestinian territory have been damaged during the conflict between...