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Religion, revolution and rewilding | Eurozine
In its first issue of the year, titled ‘Heroes of Free Thought’, New Humanist pays tribute to the ‘difficult people’
DOGE’s deletion strategy | Eurozine
In early 2025 darkness descended upon the world. What some called nonstop performative idiocracy of US oligarchs, others analysed as
Life and LARP | Eurozine
Czech biweekly A2 zooms in on ‘live action role-playing’, aka LARP. Inspired by tabletop role-playing games and genre fiction, LARP
Never again meets a new war
On the morning in which the German parliament voted in late 2025 to reinstate military service, protests spilled into the
Tech or tarot? | Eurozine
Letters of an ancient alphabet carry a hidden numerological code. Spend enough time deciphering it – covering your whiteboard with
How far will he go?
Donald Trump has never been good at keeping secrets. Like a child who can’t hide his mischief, he winks, smirks,
A populist’s guide to using museums
‘The battle of the museums continues and it’s a battle very much worth having,’ Matt Walsh solemnly declares. Walsh is
Poison and promise | Eurozine
Tatjana, a 38-year-old civil servant from Belgrade, pregnant with her second child, was anxious. It was a sunny day in
30–60 Minute Festival Opens Applications for Summer 2026 Debut
Combined Artform has opened applications for the inaugural 30–60 Minute Festival, debuting in Hollywood July 23–Aug. 2, 2026, at the
Iran and the complexity of the world
The kitsch of power reflects the neurosis of power, as the dramatist Hermann Broch once wrote. This certainly seems true