Pushkin and Putin
The controversial reopening of the Russian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, justified under the pretext of dialogue, legitimised the Russian
The controversial reopening of the Russian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, justified under the pretext of dialogue, legitimised the Russian
Iranian cinema’s struggle for freedom of expression; policing women’s right to choose in Russia; Israel’s murderous method of censorship; the
Why working-class Valencians are being priced out of their own language; whether or not to write in dialect; Catalonia’s golden
From resistance heroization and victim denigration to justification for military action, perceptions of what the Holocaust means in Israel have
Cryonics promises to preserve patients’ brains, if not entire bodies, until they can be given a ‘second life’. But now
In inflicting overwhelming force on Gaza’s civilian population with the intention of expelling it abroad, Israel’s devastating response to the
Messages sent between friends reveal the experiential distance from inside and outside Ukraine. Can language – recorded sound or words
Metropolitan public infrastructure has long been designed with getting from A to B in mind. This male-dominated approach negates layered