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If Europe and America are to come closer together, both sides need to understand the cultural divide between the continents
Fourteen Somalis living in Britain have undergone training on dialogue facilitation.
After over 20 years of civil war and numerous failed peace-conferences, things are improving in Somalia
Campaigners Barry and Margaret Mizen lost their son but harbour no bitterness.
Initiatives of Change International President, Professor Rajmohan Gandhi, awarded by Liverpool Hope University
Despite its troubled past, the residents of St Ann’s, in Nottingham are regaining their community spirit again.
In France, as in the rest of the world, the cohabitation of various religious and ethnic groups poses enormous challenges
What is developing in the Middle East is terrifying. For the global and regional superpowers to be pouring fuel on the fire in S
IofC has made a submission to the House of Commons Select Committee on International Development
Strong, independent and sustainable news vital for democracy
Film about Solzhenitsyn's Nobel Prize speech inspires Syrian blogger.
City Council and Hope in the Cities conduct dialogue on creating diverse workforce
A survey of teenage attitudes prompts Kenneth Noble to ask himself some pertinent questions as a parent.
A step in seeking to heal the legacy of the Atlantic Slave Trade, in which Liverpool played a major part
A better understanding of the moral philosophy of the founder of free market capitalism, Adam Smith
On the 5-7 March, a remarkably touching, sometimes harrowing, yet inspiring production took place at London’s Southbank Centre.
Dr Bryan Hamlin is moved to visit the seen of the Boston Marathon bombings - and considers whether violence is increasing or not
John Bond explains why he is voting for Britain to remain in the European Union
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