Environmental crises are not only technical failures, but failures of worldview. Drawing on post-2020 developments across Asia, this essay traces a shift from fragmented environmental solutions toward relational thinking—where law, art, data, and storytelling redefine nature as a shared ethical and planetary condition.

A personal reflection on The Long Road to Peace, a book that leads through wounded landscapes, frontline testimonies, and the fragile possibility of hope. Eva Premk Bogataj describes how the voices of soldiers, survivors, and exhausted places reveal the cost of war — and why remembering is the first step toward peace.

From sacred geometry to artificial intelligence, this essay traces how beauty has evolved from divine order to digital design. Exploring art, AI, and branding, it reveals beauty as both structure and surprise — a quiet form of intelligence that connects harmony, meaning, and play. Between the spiritual and the computational, beauty remains our most human language of coherence.