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[ad_1] Focusing on the conflict in Gaza, Esprit asks how we can ‘intellectually assess an event of such a scale, one that has already polarised
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[ad_1] The EU moves toward further restricting asylum. The new pact agreed on 20 December, even refuses a proposed age limit for the detention of
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[ad_1] This year, the magazine turned 25 years old, and our network of cultural journals celebrated the 40th anniversary of the first European Meeting of
Comedy versus cancel culture | Eurozine
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Greenwashing oil | Eurozine
[ad_1] It seemed like an ordinary Tuesday in Frankfurt, the financial heart of Europe. Hundreds of bankers were busy working in Deutsche Bank’s two giant
Copium compendium | Eurozine
[ad_1] ‘Well-informed cynicism is only another mode of conformity.’ (Max Horkheimer) ‘Let’s smoke feelings together, it’s all about you, me and feelings, which should be
Decolonizing Russia? | Eurozine
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