I arrived in Doncaster on one of those sticky, humid Fridays where everything feels like itās wearing a damp jumper. My journey…
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To the New York Times, Zohran Mamdaniās insurgent mayoral campaign was ābuilt from nothing in a matter of months.ā For the Washington Post, he…
The concert held by Croatian far-right pop singer Marko PerkoviÄ ā Thompson on July 5 at the Zagreb Hippodrome, which gathered approximately…
Making time to write is welcome respite amid days marked by the intensification of fascist policies in the United States. To do…
Digital Surveillance and Control Digital corporations, in collaboration with major powers, actively monitor individualsā movements through smart devices and various communication tools.…
Maja BajeviÄ (b. 1967 in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia; lives and works in Paris, France) is an artist whose work incisively and wittily exposes…
Although the global dominance of the US is crumbling and China is emerging as a rival, the unilateral world order remains intact,…
Warning: This review contains spoilers. Celine Songās newest film Materialists is a sleek and sexy piece of liberal feminist propaganda. Billed as a traditional…
Peace dealsĀ are often announced with handshakes, photo ops, smiles, and celebratory headlines. They are moments of spectacle that are framed as victories…
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