Autor: pacifista

  • Peru: Expoética 2026: Social Responsibility with a Humanistic Approach

    Peru: Expoética 2026: Social Responsibility with a Humanistic Approach

    Expoética 2026 opened its doors this Thursday, June 18, on the campus of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP) and showcased new research by students on issues arising in professional practice and their impact on society, proposing innovative solutions; all within the framework of the course on Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility with a…

  • Open Letter: “Security for Whom?”

    Open Letter: “Security for Whom?”

    Civil society organisations from across the spectrum urge EU decision-makers to reject the military budget surge and invest in human security instead Europe faces a choice: fund militarisation or invest in people. Ahead of crucial EU budget negotiations, civil society organisations call on leaders to prioritise health, housing, education, climate action and peacebuilding over a…

  • NOVACT busca consultor/a per elaborar un informe de recomanacions sobre construcció de pau i cohesió social a l’Orient Mitjà

    La consultoria analitzarà els resultats del projecte Futbola Aştiyê (Football for Peace), desenvolupat al Kurdistan iraquià, el nord-est de Síria i Jordània, per elaborar recomanacions orientades a polítiques públiques, cooperació internacional i construcció de pau. NOVACT obre una convocatòria per seleccionar una consultoria que elabori un informe de recomanacions a partir dels resultats del projecte…

  • Call for a Campaign to Support Deserters in Europe

    The authorities of the European Union are currently discussing harsh measures aimed at restricting the entry of Russian citizens who have taken part in combat, including those who refused to continue the war. These measures are already becoming reality: several European states are systematically denying asylum to Russian deserters, accusing them of “complicity” and depriving…

  • Peace in Palestine: Civil Society’s Road Map

    A conference entitled ‘Two peoples, two states, one future’ was held in Paris, during which an alternative proposal to the ‘Trump plan’ was drawn up. Numerous governments were present, but not Italy On Friday 12 June in Paris, at the magnificent headquarters of the Arab World Institute, the second conference for peace between Israelis and…

  • Ecocide!

    Ecocide!

    According to the National Geographic Society: “The human footprint is one of the most destructive forces in Earth’s history, fundamentally altering the planet at an unprecedented scale. Humanity consumes resources far faster than they can regenerate, driving rapid environmental degradation, mass biodiversity loss, and climate shifts that many scientists classify as a new geological epoch.”…

  • Join Live Peace from 13th-29th September

    Peace is the most important issue of our time. Yet history repeatedly shows that it was citizens’ movements that achieved major social progress: the abolition of slavery, the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and many more. Music and the arts have the extraordinary power…

  • Why the United States Needs India’s Democratic AI Model

    Why the United States Needs India’s Democratic AI Model

    By Dimitra Staikou When Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the G7 summit, the most consequential conversation was not about trade, tariffs, or diplomacy. It was about who will shape the future of artificial intelligence—and whether that future will be defined solely by the United States and China. India is steadily emerging as a third…

  • Nahida Makes History: Bangladesh’s ‘Silent Warrior’ Reaches the 200-Wicket Milestone

    Nahida Makes History: Bangladesh’s ‘Silent Warrior’ Reaches the 200-Wicket Milestone

    By Maksuda Lisa (Dhaka Bureau) In the story of the rise of women’s cricket in Bangladesh, she has always been an unwavering, silent warrior. While the limelight has often fallen on others, she has consistently shouldered the team’s toughest and most crucial responsibilities with her trademark rhythm. She is Nahida Akter. This time, stepping out…

  • Bangladesh on the Move: Breaking Barriers at ‘Women’s Job Fair 2026’ in Dhaka

    Bangladesh on the Move: Breaking Barriers at ‘Women’s Job Fair 2026’ in Dhaka

    By Sabrina Khan (Dhaka Bureau) Bangladesh has marked a new milestone in South Asia’s journey toward eliminating gender disparity and establishing equal rights for women in economic activities. On Friday, June 19, 2026, the nation’s first large-scale, entirely paperless ‘Women’s Job Fair 2026’ was successfully held at the Elite Convention Hall in Gulshan, Dhaka. Aimed…