Phenomena of fear | Eurozine
Despite being declared a foreign agent by the Russian ministry of Justice in 2025, the sociologist Lev Gudkov refuses to
Farewell to Dialogi | Eurozine
At the close of 2025, Dialogi published its final issue. The Maribor-based cultural journal had been running for 60 years, making
The new abnormal | Eurozine
About a week before the fourth anniversary of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Natalya Gumenyuk wrote a guest essay
The untold risks of war
In this wespennest and Eurozine exclusive, Mary Kaldor, author of New and Old Wars, Global Security Cultures and forthcoming book
New realities of war | Eurozine
Europe’s cautious avoidance of remilitarization, despite war on its doorstep in Ukraine, is over. Since the US threatened to withdraw
Sportwashing Russia | Eurozine
Among the broad range of international sanctions imposed on Russia four years ago to discourage it from further aggression in
Literature in dark times | Eurozine
With war again a headline across all our screens, the thematic headlines on the cover of the latest issue of
Religion, revolution and rewilding | Eurozine
In its first issue of the year, titled ‘Heroes of Free Thought’, New Humanist pays tribute to the ‘difficult people’
DOGE’s deletion strategy | Eurozine
In early 2025 darkness descended upon the world. What some called nonstop performative idiocracy of US oligarchs, others analysed as
Life and LARP | Eurozine
Czech biweekly A2 zooms in on ‘live action role-playing’, aka LARP. Inspired by tabletop role-playing games and genre fiction, LARP