Another lost generation of art?
War tells many stories, and this is one of them. On 5 April 2025, artist and soldier Marharyta Polovinko was
Bullshit journalism | Eurozine
‘You want content verifiers working with us? The media represent the biggest bunch of hypocrites you can imagine. Journalists don’t
The joy of self-identification | Eurozine
I wanna look like what I am but don’t know what someone like me looks like. I mean, when people
Clickbait crusade | Eurozine
Digital publishing has turned many journalists into mere line workers in the content production industrial complex. But what about the
A clash of revisionisms | Eurozine
The remembrance of the Second World War has shifted significantly in recent decades – and even more dramatic reinterpretations appear
tteterter | Eurozine
After over 20 years of publishing for free, Eurozine needs your support to get through an exceptionally lean year.Become
The depoliticization of 1945 | Eurozine
For much of the second half of the twentieth century, the Second World War and its aftermath were interlaced with
The many ends of the Second World War
It is sometimes said that the Second World War began in the Horn of Africa, in 1935, with Italy’s war
From Helsinki to full-scale invasion
Since 24 February 2022, it will have become clear to everyone that Russia has not only challenged but also violated
Democracies depend on reading | Eurozine
Just where on earth are flying cars, wondered American anthropologist David Graeber 12 years ago. Like all of us who