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Our subconscious: the bone marrow, of our existence. This season, in order to better manage the precious gift that the new year offers us of being alive and achieving remarkable goals, The Bridge Magazine shares with its readers the seven judicious tips to program our brain, transform our way of thinking in order to apprehend our creative and constructive genius to succeed in everything that we will undertake throughout the year 2021.
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Toute l’équipe de The Bridge Magazine vous souhaite tout au long de l’année 2021 et pour les années à venir, tout ce qui peut flatter l’imagination et l’amour propre. The Bridge MAG. Image

It is obvious to say that 2020 was a year of despair on many fronts for most of us. However, avoiding rehashing bad memories remains the golden rule to live and fully succeed in a new year.
The life of a human being could generally be metaphorically compared to a roller coaster ride. Therefore, any time everything seems to be going smoothly and almost to  perfection …

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NO to arms trade: NO to the grotesque paradox. Poppies, Head of States, and hypocritical manipulators: from Remembrance Day to the increase of arms trade via civilian casualties and the death toll in UK and worldwide, this November, The Bridge Magazine vividly condemns the arms trade.
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London arms trade fair- the world’s biggest arms fair. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) found that the UK was second only to the United States in terms of generating money from the arms trade. The Bridge MAG. Image

If The Bridge Magazine was a satirical magazine, this November, in response to the world’s observance of Remembrance Day, our front page picture would have featured a provocative cartoon depicting hypocritical world leaders as ugly monsters eating their own children.
Latest figures on casualties of conflict from the Department of Peace and Conflict Research since the start of 36 major armed conflicts of recent years raises …