A touch of Venice in the Turkish capital.
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A touch of Venice in the Turkish capital.
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The painter and musician Liane Birnberg tells about her life.
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The painter and musician Liane Birnberg tells about her life.
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The painter and musician Liane Birnberg tells about her life.
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The oil sands industry in the province of Alberta destroys nature, but also creates jobs.
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No country in the world has more polar bears than Canada. But they are facing extinction there too.
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A family that moves house, a beaver and some strange events: A story.
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For decades Canada has been preceded by its reputation as an international mediator. But in recent years the nation has been meandering aimlessly on the world stage.
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In times of “alternative facts” literature is coming under closer scrutiny. Are novels just fake news? A counter argument.
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The painter and musician Liane Birnberg tells about her life.
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The small ethnic group of Hutsuls lives in the Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine and Romania.
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Our editor-in-chief takes a look at the current issue.
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In the shadow of its big neighbour the USA, Canada is looking for its place in the world. A reflexion on my country.
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A few words on Justin Trudeau.
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The life of the Inuit in the north of Canada is characterized by ice and snow. A visual journey.
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The Innu poet Natasha Kanapé Fontaine on her success and her struggles.
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Devon Clunis made history as the first black man to become police chief in Canada. A conversation about violence, racism and long overdue reform.
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Contemporary Montreal has been shaped by a wide range of languages. A stroll through the Mile End district.
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Following the coup in Chile in 1973, Canada offered my family refuge. For a long time we still believed we would return to our homeland.
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How Canada’s indigenous nations are trying to revive old forms of self-determination.
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A former refugee assumes the highest political office in the country: A conversation with the former Governor General of Canada, Adrienne Clarkson.
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Just a year ago, the Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Today he rules a country that is sinking into chaos. How did it come to this?
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The fight against corruption in Malta is a long and drawn out struggle.
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What an old poster tells us about the Philippines and its people.
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“Ondel-ondel” figures used to cast out evil spirits – these days they’re an Indonesian tourist attraction.
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Absolutely, as an advanced course! I love that film is taught in French schools.
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Cities also need dingy corners so that a diverse society can develop, argues the author.
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Humans have often overstepped the mark in their treatment of other living creatures. Corine Pelluchon's books urge more respect for animals and nature.
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In her new novel Samanta Schweblin outlines a world in which people constantly spy on one another.
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In her book »The Ungrateful Refugee« Dina Nayeri writes about the arrogance and prejudices of those who have never been forced to leave their home country.
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The philosopher Remo Bodei shows us that even the most uninspiring things can talk to us.
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Odile Joanette and Gloria Morgen make films with indigenous populations. What happens when people tell their own stories?
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How Canada became my homeland.
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