Big Tech shouldn’t punish women for seeking abortions
Big technology companies have enormous and outsized power. They control what information we can share and how, and demonstrate little
Losing privileges | Eurozine
More and more young people are using social media way too much, according to a survey by the World Health
Rituals of resistance | Eurozine
‘The sacred is not a great something that you bow down to, but what determines your values, what you would
Nero in Washington | Eurozine
Global media coverage of Trump’s inaugural parade at the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC focused on one episode alone:
Ukraine and the future of post-heroic Europe
Ukrainians’ heroic defence of their homeland has raised the question of whether other European nations would possess a similar determination
The future of remembering | Eurozine
A conversation between Carola Lentz, German social anthropologist and president of the Goethe-Institute (2020-2024), sociologist Teresa Koloma Beck and philosopher
Once a war reporter, always a war reporter
How has Ukraine’s position shifted over the last three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion? What will change now that the
Ukraine faces a world of uncertainty
Ukraine has been standing up to the full-scale agression since February 2022, and as today’s guest, Maksym Kyiak put it:
Making Putin happy again | Eurozine
Since Donald Trump’s call with Vladimir Putin on 12 February and a series of other diplomatic moves aimed at kicking
Civil society in the New Syria
The sudden collapse of the Assad regime on 8 December 2024, which put an end to the mukhabarat (secret police)