Author name: Graham Green

The Culture and People of Iran: A Tapestry of Tradition and Transformation

Cultures /

Iran, historically known as Persia, is a land of profound cultural depth and historical significance. Situated at the crossroads of the Middle East and Central Asia, Iran has been a cradle of civilization for over 2,500 years. Its culture is a vibrant mosaic woven from ancient traditions, Islamic heritage, ethnic diversity, and modern influences. The […]

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The People and Culture of Syria: A Tapestry of Civilization and Resilience

Cultures /

Syria, often referred to as the cradle of civilization, is a land of immense cultural heritage, architectural marvels, and a deeply rooted sense of identity that transcends centuries of turmoil and triumph. From the ancient ruins of Palmyra to the vibrant souks of Aleppo, Syrian culture is a living mosaic woven with threads of language,

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Who are the Yazidi people?

Cultures /

The Yazidi people, an ethno-religious minority primarily based in northern Iraq, possess a rich and resilient culture shaped by centuries of tradition, spiritual devotion, and survival in the face of persecution. Their customs, beliefs, and social structures reflect a unique synthesis of ancient religious elements and deeply rooted communal values, making Yazidi culture both distinctive

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The Philosophical Dimensions of Using AI for Research

AI & Automation /

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an increasingly powerful tool in the realm of research, transforming how knowledge is gathered, interpreted, and applied. As its influence grows, so too does the need to reflect on the philosophical implications of its use. Central to this discussion are questions about knowledge, agency, ethics, and the nature of understanding

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The plight of the Yazidis

Videos /

Yazidis have faced historical persecution, culminating in the devastating attacks by ISIS in 2014. During this invasion, ISIS militants sought to eradicate Yazidi culture, labeling them as heretics. Thousands were killed, and many women and children were abducted and subjected to enslavement and abuse. The siege on Sinjar, a Yazidi stronghold, led to mass displacement, forcing

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The role of the media when covering a major aviation accident

Accident Investigation /

The role of the media when covering a major aviation accident is often criticised. While the media may argue they are simply doing their job and satisfying the public’s desire for information – investigators though, do comment (and provide criticism) on HOW the media conduct themselves when reporting accidents. Christopher Payne, senior visiting research fellow

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Aviation White Paper (2009) and Australian Government policy

Law, Regulatory, Uncategorized /

The Australian Federal government has identified Aviation as an industry of national strategic importance, and while Australia already has an outstanding aviation safety record, the Government consulted with industry and released a National Aviation Policy Green Paper in December 2008. This paper which was based on the consultative process was followed up by the National

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