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Are we running out of water? (Issue III/2022)
In the light of the Ukraine war, Europe needs to allow new countries to join and also strengthen its cultural policy. After all, the European Union is first and foremost a cultural project
moreThe better America (Issue IV/2020)
In times of “alternative facts” literature is coming under closer scrutiny. Are novels just fake news? A counter argument.
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Western scientists are exploring and appropriating traditional remedies in French Guiana, extending a long-standing tradition of colonialism.
moreSomeone else's paradise (Issue IV/2019)
The former European colonial powers must finally acknowledge that their progress is built upon racism, genocide and slavery in Africa.
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The Syrian regime is a dictatorship like no other. Bashar al-Assad is trying to install a ruling dynasty and is exterminating his own people in the process. Meanwhile, the global community is looking the other way.
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Populism and nationalism promote hostility toward intellectualism and growing intolerance toward scientific knowledge endangers democracy. But what can we do about it?
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There are only few things that impact our understanding of identity and belonging as much as food. But what do the dishes we choose, and the dishes we refuse, say about us?
morePoorest nation, richest nation (Issue III+IV/2018)
A bitter fight for influence is underway in cyberspace and Russian hackers are centre stage. But we still think of them in terms of stereotypes - and with a large pinch of imagination.
moreEarth, how are you doing? (Issue I/2018)
Why nationalism, in all its forms, demands a response.
moreUne Grande Nation (Issue IV/2017)
Why truly remembering is so difficult in Lithuania.
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