Cash and corpses in Sarkozy’s wake
The French journalists Arfi and Laske investigate the real reasons behind the bombing of Libya in 2011.
Digging up the genetic past
In Genesis 2.0 we follow Siberian tusk hunters uncovering animal bodies from the Siberian permafrost. If only one living cell could be recovered – the artificial reconstruction of a living mammoth would become possible.
A nuanced take on Boko Haram
During the past three years, Hilary Matfess has interviewed a number of women who have been freed from Boko Haram captivity in northern Nigeria. She challenges the reader to take a more nuanced view of the group.
Madness as seen from the inside
Damian Nenadić’s first feature length documentary is a raw revelation of psychiatric illness in Croatia, using footage shot solely by the protagonists themselves.
Immortality and artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is considered by many to be a more important invention than the discovery of fire and electricity. What road lies ahead?
In power for eight years
Barack Obama’s eight years as America’s first black president indirectly paved the way for the country’s «first white president», according to one of America’s most influential African-American writers.
Introducing more transparency in blockchain
Swedish start up Cinezen Blockchained Entertainment paves the way for the first-ever worldwide agreements for a video on demand service that uses blockchain technology to secure and simplify payments based on cryptocurrencies.
