The gruesome rhetoric of Putin’s talking heads
Memory Wars in Latvia
In Riga, the invasion of Ukraine has revived controversies over Soviet-era monuments and anxieties about Russian expansionism.
“We Know What That’s Like”
The filmmaker Jafar Panahi’s recent arrest in Tehran’s notorious Evin prison marks the latest phase in a campaign that the Iranian judiciary has been waging against him for over a decade.
„Россия не молчит“. Как простые россияне протестуют против войны
Начиная с 24 февраля во время антивоенных акций протеста по всей России было задержано более 7600 человек. Люди продолжают выходить на улицы, понимая, что им грозят “сутки”, штрафы и проблемы на работе. Анна Гаврилова, которая сейчас находится в Санкт-Петербурге, рассказывает о том, как протесты выглядят изнутри.
The New Faith Based Discrimination
A sharp uptick in challenges to U.S. antidiscrimination laws threatens decades of progress in extending civil rights to all.
A Peopled Wilderness
We must find new ways to act toward animals in a world dominated everywhere by human power and activity.
Hey Putin, Where You Gonna Run to?
As the Kremlin’s war falters, the president could be forced to consider an exit strategy. Where will he find the warmest reception?
Dismantling Sellafield: The Epic Task of Shutting Down a Nuclear Site
Nothing is produced at Sellafield anymore. But making safe what is left behind is an almost unimaginably expensive and complex task that requires us to think not on a human timescale, but a planetary one.
„Доброволците в подкрепа на Украйна“ приветстват от билборд минаващите край руското посолствo
От днес до 8 януари специалната визия на наградите „Човек на годината“ ще бъде представена на билборд, разположен срещу посолството на Руската федерация в София. Организаторите призовават минаващите край него да се снимат и да качат снимката си в социалните мрежи, в знак на признание към доброволците, активистите и организациите, които работят в подкрепа на Украйна и украинските бежанци у нас.
Ukraine’s Tale of Two Colonizations
It would be tragic if Ukraine defeated Russian neo-imperialism only to yoke itself to Western neoliberalism. While being a Western economic colony is certainly better than being absorbed into a new Russian empire, neither outcome is worthy of the suffering Ukrainians are now enduring.
