Living Historycirca 6 ore faNotiziaHaim Yavin, Israel’s ‘Mr. Television’ who declared 'mahapach' and sparked settlement uproar, dies at 93Haim Yavin, known as Israel's "Mr. Television," passed away at the age of 93, leaving behind a profound legacy in the realm of broadcasting and Israeli history. As a pioneering figure in Israeli television, Yavin anchored the flagship evening news program "Mabat" for nearly four decades, guiding the nation through pivotal events such as wars, elections, and peace agreements. His declaration of "mahapach," marking the Likud party's victory in 1977, became a defining moment in Israeli political history, symbolizing a significant shift in the country's governance. Despite his esteemed career, Ya... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living Historyun giorno faNotiziaTelangana CM Revanth steps up attack on Rahul Gandhi’s detention; leaders and cadre stage dharnasTelangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has intensified his criticism of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government following the detention of prominent Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi. Speaking at a dharna in Kodangal, Reddy emphasized the Congress party's historical commitment to fighting oppression, drawing parallels between current events and the freedom struggle. He accused the central government of suppressing democratic dissent and failing to address issues surrounding the NEET examination scandal, questioning why discussions were being avoided in Parliament. The C... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History2 giorni faNotiziaQuote of the day by Queen's Freddie Mercury: 'When I am dead, who cares? I do not. Are they going to...' Music icon reflFreddie Mercury, the legendary lead vocalist of Queen, left an indelible mark on music and culture, but his reflections on life and legacy resonate deeply beyond his fame. In a candid moment during a 1995 interview, he famously stated, "When I am dead, who cares? I do not. Are they going to remember me?" This quote encapsulates his belief in living passionately in the present rather than obsessing over how one will be remembered. Mercury's perspective challenges the human tendency to chase validation and legacy, urging us to embrace the fleeting nature of existence. His life story, from his e... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History3 giorni faNotiziaUNESCO adopts Busan Declaration for global heritage preservationThe recent adoption of the Busan Declaration during the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting marks a significant step in global heritage preservation. Hosted in Busan, South Korea, this declaration emerges in response to the increasing threats posed by armed conflict and climate change to cultural and natural heritage sites worldwide. It emphasizes the necessity of international collaboration, introducing "collaboration" as the new "sixth C" alongside the existing strategic objectives of conservation, credibility, capacity-building, communication, and communities. The declaration also... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History4 giorni faNotiziaBurna Boy, Madonna, Justin Bieber, others perform at World Cup final halftime show tonightBy Ayo Onikoyi Burna Boy has made history again as he is set to perform at the first-ever FIFA World Cup final halftime show tonight set to take place at the Ne...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History5 giorni faNotiziaS for S to lead Security Bureau Youth Uniformed Group Leaders Forum to visit Shandong ProvinceThe upcoming visit to Shandong Province, led by Mr. Tang Ping-keung, the Secretary for Security, promises to be an enriching experience for over 70 members of the Security Bureau Youth Uniformed Group Leaders Forum. This initiative aims to deepen their understanding of China's rich history and vibrant culture, alongside its impressive modern development. The group will also include participants from Shenzhen University and youth representatives from Macao's public security forces. Scheduled to last six days, the study tour will provide an immersive exploration of Shandong, a province renowned... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History6 giorni faNotiziaMPs Bid To End ‘Royal Secrecy’ And Open The Crown Up To ScrutinyProposed bill would strip the King and his heirs of their blanket Freedom of Information exemptions — as royal biographer describes a decade of blocked reques...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History7 giorni faNotiziaMerck Foundation CEO and 12 African and Asian First Ladies Share Their Partnership Journey in Transforming Patient CareThe Merck Foundation recently celebrated its ninth anniversary and 14 years of impactful development programs, focusing on transforming patient care, supporting girls' education, and breaking the stigma surrounding infertility. This milestone was marked during the 13th edition of the Africa Asia Luminary, an annual conference that brought together the foundation's CEO and 12 First Ladies from African and Asian nations. Their collective efforts highlight the importance of collaboration in addressing critical social issues. During the conference, the First Ladies shared their experiences and th... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History8 giorni faNotiziaMOLLE, PALS, and the Empty Loops of America’s Civil-Military DivideIn recent decades, the relationship between American soldiers and the state has undergone significant transformation, particularly since the establishment of the all-volunteer force by the Gates Commission. Military service has evolved into a more professional and specialized endeavor, leading to a growing admiration for the armed forces, yet also creating a social distance between military personnel and civilians. This shift is exemplified by the introduction of the Modular Lightweight Load-Carrying Equipment (MOLLE) system, which replaced the older ALICE rucksack and load-bearing gear. The... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History9 giorni faNotiziaAshutosh Gowariker on helming Temple Raiders: There was anger and compassionAshutosh Gowariker's latest project, "Temple Raiders," is a poignant exploration of India's cultural heritage, focusing on the alarming issue of idol theft. The filmmaker, known for his impactful storytelling, aims to raise awareness about the illicit trade of temple idols and antiquities, which often vanish from sacred spaces only to resurface in private collections and auction houses worldwide. Through this four-part docu-drama, Gowariker hopes to evoke a sense of anger and compassion, reflecting the emotions he experienced during his extensive research on the subject. The series combines d... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History10 giorni faNotiziaWho wins Messi-Ronaldo GOAT debate?After the eras of Pelé and Diego Maradona faded, world football came to be defined by two names for nearly two decades: Lionel Messi and Cristiano...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗
Living History11 giorni faNotiziaLegendary Playback Singer S. Janaki Passes Away at 88; ‘Janaki Amma’s Timeless Legacy Lives OnS. Janaki, affectionately known as "Janaki Amma," passed away at the age of 88 in Mysuru on July 11, leaving behind a profound legacy in the world of Indian music. Celebrated as the "Nightingale of the South," her remarkable career spanned over six decades, during which she recorded an astonishing 48,000 songs in nearly 20 languages, including Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. Her extraordinary vocal range and emotional depth earned her numerous accolades, including four National Film Awards, solidifying her status as one of India's greatest playback singers. Born in 1938 in Andhra Pradesh, Janaki's... espandi...0 Like0CondividiVai alla fonte ↗