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  • Oct 31 2025

    Slices of Nepal, #4

    By InWhat we are not told

    “The whisper turns out to be a touch. We are all so bereft of friends and companions, especially those among us who have lots of ‘friends.’”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Rather Not Be in New Youk! — Oct 26, 2025.

    Going from Phonsavan to Luang Prabang, I sat next to an Italian lady on… Continue reading

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  • Oct 26 2025

    Slices of Nepal, #3

    By InSouth Asia

    “Suddenly, there were more cars, fewer shops, little foot traffic and no history. The car, television and, now, cellphone make being nowhere not just possible, but desirable.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Could Have Been, Can Be and Will Be Much Worse — Oct 22, 2025.

    Should have rung one of those bells five or… Continue reading

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  • Oct 25 2025

    Slices of Nepal, #2

    By InInspiration

    “Those without reverence are wannabe demons. Faith plus heritage can accomplish wonders.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Gods, Demons and Wannabe Demons — Oct 20, 2025.

    Yesterday was the start of Tihar, Nepal’s festival of lights. In India, it’s called Diwali. As a newly converted Hindu, there’s no way I was going to miss this,… Continue reading

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  • Mar 18 2023

    Rostislav Ishchenko: A view on China

    By InChina

    Rostislav Ishchenko is a popular and respected columnist in Russia.  This article has been machine translated from https://cont.ws/@ishchenko

    It represents a Russian view of China, that departs from the professional and formal view of the Russian State.   It also departs strongly from the information and views that we receive from the Valdai club.  I find… Continue reading

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