CULTURE

Muslim voices in Europe | Eurozine

In the Western European imagination, Muslims are often conceived as some foreign body from Europe. This couldn’t be further from

CULTURE

Capitalism’s nervous breakdown | Eurozine

The following interview took place at the Vienna Humanities Festival 2024 between Gavrilova, the festival’s co-founder, and Azmanova, the multiple

CULTURE

Why are books so boring now?

If the figures are to be believed, there has never been a better time to be a publisher. In 2022,

CULTURE

Postcolonial laboratories | Eurozine

I was at a Holiday Inn just off a Los Angeles highway when the Gulf War started. We were on

CULTURE

More than 24/7 | Eurozine

Surprise correlations between distinct texts are like chemistry. They spark transformations of thought. When reading Agri Ismaïl’s personally informed writing

CULTURE

A nation in waiting | Eurozine

My life’s work is literature, which has humanity at its very centre. I am therefore accustomed to viewing history not

CULTURE

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

CULTURE

Losing privileges | Eurozine

More and more young people are using social media way too much, according to a survey by the World Health

CULTURE

Rituals of resistance | Eurozine

‘The sacred is not a great something that you bow down to, but what determines your values, what you would

CULTURE

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: