Liberation, not collapse | Eurozine
The events of 1989-91 became coded in the world’s imaginary as the ‘collapse’ of communism after the sudden demise of
A special tribunal for Putin
Russia committed the first crime of aggression against Ukraine back in 2014 by occupying Crimea, but holding Russia’s high-ranking officials
Mineral rush | Eurozine
Why is a diehard climate-crisis sceptic like Trump forcing Zelensky’s hand on a peace agreement seemingly focused on green-transition raw
Demographic panic pressuring women | Eurozine
Birth rates are steadily decreasing worldwide for the first time since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Russia and China
Data deficiency | Eurozine
It was about 20 minutes past midnight in the early hours of 25 April 1974, when ‘Grândola, Vila Morena’, the
Watershed for Germany | Eurozine
Germany has voted, the CDU has returned as the strongest force, and Friedrich Merz will most likely be the next
Postcards from the south | Eurozine
My husband and I are sitting on the beach at Šimuni on the island of Pag. The season hasn’t started
Rethinking empathy | Eurozine
A deceptively simple question animates Imperfect Solidarities (Floating Opera Press, 2024), a short new book by writer and art critic Aruna D’Souza:
Parallel societies | Eurozine
Every year since 2010, the Danish government has published a list of ‘parallel societies’ which identifies certain areas and neighbourhoods
Have libraries undermined themselves? | Eurozine
Since record keeping was invented, libraries and archives have been a crucial technology for human civilization. In the ancient Babylonian