The pandemic and beliefs


  • Focus
  • Thursday, 31 Dec 2020

IS is continuing to reassert itself in Middle East heartlands, UN warned.

2020 will be remembered as a year of fear and uncertainty. While the Covid-19 pandemic catapulted human beings into a more globalised and digital lifestyle, it also revealed that they had not been able yet to “manage” the religious, racial, politico-ideological and other sorts of hatred even during these universally testing times.

The year will also serve as a reminder that life remains vulnerable in the realm of nature, thus providing humans the reason to continue their journey of meaning, hope and survival.

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