Europe

  • Baltic: The Future of Europe

    Baltic: The Future of Europe

    EUROPE: Oliver Moody's new book makes an ambitious case for the Baltic as a source of ideas for the whole of Europe.

  • Sisters of Ukraine

    Sisters of Ukraine

    UKRAINE: Mike Dorsey's Sisters of Ukraine offers a fresh – and emotional – look at the refugee crisis sparked by Russia's 2002 invasion, and the international response to it.

  • Cultural resistance

    Cultural resistance

    UKRAINE: In Kyiv, cultural life is flourishing despite the war. We explore the city through artists, intellectuals, researchers, curators, cultural workers and poets who have stayed behind. Some say it feels like the ‘new Berlin’. Here, artists are neither commentators nor observers: they create bonds, build networks, tell small stories and provide a means of…

  • The Guest

    The Guest

    EUROPE: The frontier between Belarus and Poland is a death camp.

  • Limits of Europe

    Limits of Europe

    EUROPE: The invisible economic labor of Eastern European workers.

  • Trains

    Trains

    TRANSPORT: IDFA best film award winner Polish director Maciej Drygas's entrancing Trains is a mesmerising journey through much of the 20th century by rail, accompanied by a subtly intense soundtrack.

  • «Justice is something worth living for»

    «Justice is something worth living for»

    PALESTINE/ISRAEL: How is it to be a Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territory? We spoke to Francesca Albanese about Israel's war against Gaza, genocide, antisemitism, and impunity – from her specialisation on international law. She talks about political, legal, psychological, and epistemic violence – coming from how Israel, with Western acquiescence, has been threatening…

  • Does Europe exist?

    Does Europe exist?

    EUROPE: Researching the sources, challenges, failures and the future of the phenomena «Europe.»

  • The new barbarians

    The new barbarians

    MIGRATION: When visiting a migrant island like Lampedusa, what experiences can be linked to the theory of the 'Other'? Perhaps some philosophers can show the way. Unless the migrants are the best guides.

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