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Dr. Amal Moussa

Poet, writer, and professor of sociology at University of Tunis

The Word’s Conscience is in Crisis

Today, April 5th, is the "International Day of Conscience," which was officially declared as a global day of awareness in 2019, making it relatively new. The United Nations General Assembly invited all Member States, organizations of the United Nations system and other international and regional…

Friday 05/04 - 09:40

World Health Day: Health Is Not For All

Seventy-five years ago today, on World Health Day, the World Health Organization was established. The slogan raised this year is Health for All, a human right the World Health Organization was established to guarantee. Of course, there is a wide gap between its ambitions and its achievements,…

Friday 07/04 - 12:46

Schools are in Crisis

No one would argue against the value of education and the crucial role it plays in shaping human beings and improving the future of nations by preparing the next generations to embrace knowledge and science. Usually, the official narrative about academic achievement measures the schooling and…

Friday 26/03 - 12:50

Politics, the Art of Courage

It is said that capital is fearful and that one who possesses money possesses fear as well. For this reason, we see that businessmen are marked by their caution and that they do not invest a cent unless they are certain returns will be exponential and all the guarantees are in place. This is how…

Friday 12/03 - 13:33

Bone-Breaking Battle in Tunisia

Tunisia’s stability and development are the first and final casualty of the ongoing weeks-long bone-breaking battle in the country. Fighting over who leads the ship as deadly storms surround it is not reasonable generally nor, under the assumption that politics is the art of administering reality…

Friday 19/02 - 11:59

2020, A Scourge and the Fall of Assumptions

We will bid farewell to this year and greet a new one in less than a week. The world spent three quarters of this year fighting the scourge of the coronavirus pandemic, and there are indications that this struggle will go on until further notice. One cannot talk about 2020 without referring to…

Friday 25/12 - 12:37

Cursed Democracy

There is an abundance of theorizing on populism. This abundance is symptomatic of an intellectual confusion about this rising phenomenon. If we examined it carefully, we would find that the discussion today on populism, whether in politics, theory, and the media, associates it to the word return, i…

Friday 20/12 - 14:52

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