Lamborghini few−offs: when a rarity turns into a passion
The Swiss collector Albert Spiess reveals how his passion for Lamborghini and limited-series cars came into being Sant’Agata Bolognese, 26 November 2025 – The concept of few-offs, cars built in a very limited number, is part of Lamborghini’s DNA. The Reventón in…
A Call for People-Centered Development and Reparatory Justice in African Union (AU)-European Union (EU) Engagements
LUANDA, Angola, November 20, 2025/ — 1. Introduction: Why the Church’s Voice Matters As the AU–EU Summit convenes in Luanda, the Catholic Church in Africa, represented by the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) (https://SECAM.org/), reaches out to all…
Polack Post: Caribbean Disaster – Poor Jamaica
By Peter Polack Peter Polack Jamaica has had a difficult week with the unexpected loss of their national football team to a smaller island, their Miss Universe entrant falling off the stage in Thailand and last but not least, their…
Polack Post: Caribbean Business – Killing The Golden Goose
By Peter Polack Peter Polack The mainstay of Caribbean businesses are usually tourism, remittances and some other, but lesser, industries. The tiny tax havens overwhelmingly rely on the financial sector and their underwhelmingly supported tourism pillar. Jamaica was even called…
Polack Post: Caribbean Emperors – No Clothes
By Peter Polack Peter Polack Sometimes the past is closer to the truth than the present. Take the Jamaican government response to hurricane Melissa. Slow like molasses. Pilloried by the opposition, civil society and the usually silent diaspora, the government…
OVEP launches new toolkit for Dakar 2026
31 October 2025 – “The Road to Dakar 2026” features 15 activities designed to engage with young people across Africa. As part of the Olympic Values Education Programme (OVEP), a new toolkit of activities has been launched to engage young people across…
Cayman Islands National Museum Monthly Museum News: October 2025
Exhibition Opening: The Sea Is History Taking its name from Derek Walcott’s iconic poem, The Sea Is History explores the Cayman Islands’ enduring connection to the sea. The exhibition showcases historical and contemporary artefacts—some mysterious, others well-documented—retrieved from the ocean or found…
NMSU professor’s research uncovers last−surviving dinosaurs in New Mexico
Andrew Flynn, NMSU geology assistant professor, is the first author on a paper in the Oct. 23 issue of the journal Science, which explores the last-surviving dinosaur-dominated ecosystems in the San Juan Basin of northwestern New Mexico. (NMSU photo by…
From Baghdad to Caracas: a Washington manual on sanctions and war
The recent US airstrikes in the Caribbean and military threats against Venezuela are a continuation of decades (or even centuries) of US policy on the region, not a departure from it.
How a Holistic Approach to Animal Care Is Awakening Human Consciousness
Blending science with spiritual insight, a compassionate approach to pet care utilizes the “happiness protocol”—centered on listening, trust, and connection—to enhance animal well-being and foster deeper human awareness.
