If Europeans studied their history, they would count their blessings, realise they were freer and better off than at any other time of history and would therefore not despair and complain. Delivering the annual Europe Lecture in The Hague last…
A Copernican revolution in thinking was needed to establish healthy foundations for European society. Dr Michael Schluter challenged church and organisational leaders from across the continent to embrace Relational Thinking last week at the annual General Assembly of the European…
The decor on the platform depicted the grey concrete of the Berlin wall. Graffiti slogans spoke on behalf of ‘democracy’: ‘I miss how loved I was 25 years ago’; ‘I feel I have let you down’... The setting was Zofin…
Great things are done when men and mountains meet; this is not done by jostling in the street. -William Blake With this quote from the English mystic poet, we were welcomed this weekend to a ‘salon meeting’ in Mountain House…
Thursday this week, October 9, marks the 25th anniversary of a remarkable event that took place in the eastern Germany city of Leipzig, inspiring millions to take to the streets across the country and to tear down the Berlin Wall…