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Never again meets a new war

On the morning in which the German parliament voted in late 2025 to reinstate military service, protests spilled into the

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Tech or tarot? | Eurozine

Letters of an ancient alphabet carry a hidden numerological code. Spend enough time deciphering it – covering your whiteboard with

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How far will he go?

Donald Trump has never been good at keeping secrets. Like a child who can’t hide his mischief, he winks, smirks,

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A populist’s guide to using museums

‘The battle of the museums continues and it’s a battle very much worth having,’ Matt Walsh solemnly declares. Walsh is

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Poison and promise | Eurozine

Tatjana, a 38-year-old civil servant from Belgrade, pregnant with her second child, was anxious. It was a sunny day in

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Iran and the complexity of the world

The kitsch of power reflects the neurosis of power, as the dramatist Hermann Broch once wrote. This certainly seems true

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Emancipatory speculation | Eurozine

The field of speculative urbanism usually deals with how urban environments are impacted by the financialization and commodification of late

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Hush! | Eurozine

Silence can be an exploratory form of social interaction, a protest, or a technique for accessing higher states of consciousness.

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Different kinds of incomplete | Eurozine

Walking through the Fondation Louis Vuitton this fall, I kept staring at Gerhard Richter’s paintings I knew by heart. These

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Adriatic post-modernism | Eurozine

Nova Istra focuses on the major Croatian poet, novelist and translator Antun Šoljan (1932–1993) – one of the most versatile