Mao’s legacy | Eurozine
In 1958, the People’s Republic of China launched an ambitious program designed to transform the country from an agrarian to
Which histories? | Eurozine
Both ‘cyclical’ and ‘teleological’ views of history offer ways to learn from the past, writes Paolo Pombeni in issue of
The new infinity | Eurozine
‘What do a chatbot, a smart fridge, a predictor of payment-default risk, an automated translator, a self-driving car, an email
Street tulips | Eurozine
In search of a flower, I spent one day in early March going to plant shops and market stalls in
Hungary’s restart | Eurozine
The events in Budapest on the night of Viktor Orbán’s election defeat on 12 April were pivotal and unforgettable. Hundreds
The meaning of Viktor Orbán
I remember faintly as a child when Viktor Orbán once came to visit our house with his wife, Anikó Lévai,
The great wokeism paradox | Eurozine
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, the term ‘wokeism’ has featured prominently in political, academic and media debates. Originally
When human rights end | Eurozine
Marking the 50th anniversary of the formation of the first waves of Helsinki monitoring groups in Moscow, Ukraine and Lithuania,
The rabbit eaters | Eurozine
Soviet cities grew a thickening green belt of allotment gardens around them in the same decades that Americans spent millions
Destitute on both sides of the Dniestr
Under cover of darkness on the night of 23 February 1932, dozens of people moved slowly towards the eastern bank