Europe’s Summer of Sport enters its third phase this week. The London Olympics follow hard on the heels of the Tour de France, which jumped the gun even before the European Football Championships final. Meanwhile, sport will not distract Europe’s…
Last week, at the Caux Conference Centre high above Montreux overlooking Lake Geneva in Switzerland, a former prime minister of Australia and two Aboriginal spokespersons shared about the healing power of public apology. Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia,…
Prague, one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, was the powder keg for a most ugly phase of the continent’s history, the Thirty Years War. That conflagration which spread across much of Central and Western Europe began with a bizarre event…
We’re off again on our search for Europe’s soul on the Heritage Tour. From seven nations, we have started our discovery trip seeking clues as to what gave Europe her DNA, and how the inhabitants of the western peninsula…
In our globalised world, where ‘everyone is now everywhere’, tensions over religion, worldview and ideology threaten the future of civilisation and make the emergence of a civil public square essential. This threat prompted Dr Os Guinness and Profesosr Thomas Schirrmacher…
