- November 2, 2025
The missing Palestinians | Eurozine
The launch press conference for the 2025 Berlin Biennale, at the Sophiensäle in the city’s Mitte district, was filled to capacity. First to speak was
Symbiotic culture and repression | Eurozine
Vladimir Putin’s favourite exhibition, laconically called ‘Russia’, took centre stage in Moscow’s cultural scene from November 2023 to July 2024. Located in VDNKh, a 325-hectare
Consciences of ecology | Eurozine
In an issue of Esprit entitled Consciences de l’écologie, Catherine Larrère looks at how the ecological thought of the social philosopher André Gorz was shaped
Let our political imaginations soar
In Blätter, Seyla Benhabib writes that Israel’s war on Hamas reflects three significant shifts in international relations: first, protectionism, imperialism and expansionism replacing globalisation, particularly
Displacement is an extra limb that I carry
During the horrifying, long stretch of the genocidal war on Gaza, we did not have the privilege or the time to sit with our feelings.
Becoming seeds | Eurozine
In the past, and in the burning present – the two often colliding – long-term resistance has taken shape by starting from erasure. By refusing
After October 7th | Eurozine
It is possible to recognize historical events while they are unfolding, even if their significance is still difficult to evaluate. While October 7th does not
ArtScience | Eurozine
On 18 October 2024, artists and scientists gathered at the Université libre de Bruxelles to explore the possibilities of ArtScience, ‘a space for the co-construction,
Everyday amulets | Eurozine
House keys are prosaic objects that carry extraordinary significance as symbols of home, security, place. Think for a moment: what do your house keys unlock?
Will we be better prepared for the next pandemic?
It’s over five years since COVID-19 broke out and changed the world. Yet many are still reluctant to discuss it’s impact. Nevertheless, the fallout stays