You are here: Homepage Tag USA Articles Cold-water corals can live for thousands of years Photo: Saul Villegas Art | USA The secret life of cold-water coral The Latin American-Californian artist Saul Villegas blends art and science in his unique 3D digital worlds. By Morgane Llanque 05/22/2025 Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump at their first official meeting in Helsinki Photo: IMAGO/ZUMA Press Wire Russia Face to face with Donald Trump Putin is fighting in the Ukraine for the right to an equal dialogue with the West By Oleg Kashin 05/03/2025 It's too early to name our fast-changing era, says journalist and historian Anne Applebaum Photo: Maciej Zienkiewicz New Global Order An era of uncertainty The old order is breaking down: historian Anne Applebaum reflects on the profound changes of our time Interview with Anne Applebaum 05/03/2025 Anthropologist Arjun Appadurai Foto: Lars Hübner Shift to the right „People want faster solutions“ In Europe and the USA, right-wing parties are increasingly gaining influence, while resistance to them is waning. Anthropologist Arjun Appadurai diagnoses a collective democratic fatigue Interview with Arjun Appadurai 04/08/2025 Photo: Arlene Mejorado Gender roles | Mexico “It’s okay to be flamboyant if you’re macho” The Texan Mexican artist José Villalobos focuses on the clothing of Mexican Norteño culture. It’s extravagant and camp but is also seen as the epitome of masculinity Interview with José Villalobos 09/14/2024 The Brazilian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz Portrait: Victor Boyko / Getty Images Personal history | Brazil A new world in every film The Brazilian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz has always been drawn to distant horizons. From Brazil via New York, he found his way to Berlin By Karim Aïnouz 03/14/2024 Patrick Gourneau, grandfather of the author and inspiration for the novel's character Thomas Photo: State Historical Society of North Dakota Books | USA Statutory eradication Louise Erdrich talks about resistance by indigenous peoples in 1950s America By Gundula Haage 10/01/2021
Cold-water corals can live for thousands of years Photo: Saul Villegas Art | USA The secret life of cold-water coral The Latin American-Californian artist Saul Villegas blends art and science in his unique 3D digital worlds. By Morgane Llanque 05/22/2025
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump at their first official meeting in Helsinki Photo: IMAGO/ZUMA Press Wire Russia Face to face with Donald Trump Putin is fighting in the Ukraine for the right to an equal dialogue with the West By Oleg Kashin 05/03/2025
It's too early to name our fast-changing era, says journalist and historian Anne Applebaum Photo: Maciej Zienkiewicz New Global Order An era of uncertainty The old order is breaking down: historian Anne Applebaum reflects on the profound changes of our time Interview with Anne Applebaum 05/03/2025
Anthropologist Arjun Appadurai Foto: Lars Hübner Shift to the right „People want faster solutions“ In Europe and the USA, right-wing parties are increasingly gaining influence, while resistance to them is waning. Anthropologist Arjun Appadurai diagnoses a collective democratic fatigue Interview with Arjun Appadurai 04/08/2025
Photo: Arlene Mejorado Gender roles | Mexico “It’s okay to be flamboyant if you’re macho” The Texan Mexican artist José Villalobos focuses on the clothing of Mexican Norteño culture. It’s extravagant and camp but is also seen as the epitome of masculinity Interview with José Villalobos 09/14/2024
The Brazilian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz Portrait: Victor Boyko / Getty Images Personal history | Brazil A new world in every film The Brazilian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz has always been drawn to distant horizons. From Brazil via New York, he found his way to Berlin By Karim Aïnouz 03/14/2024
Patrick Gourneau, grandfather of the author and inspiration for the novel's character Thomas Photo: State Historical Society of North Dakota Books | USA Statutory eradication Louise Erdrich talks about resistance by indigenous peoples in 1950s America By Gundula Haage 10/01/2021