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  • «I don’t think a single military conflict can solve a problem»

    «I don’t think a single military conflict can solve a problem»

    INTERVIEW: Elisabeth Hoff, WHO's representative in Libya today, wondered why Norway got involved and dropped 700 bombs on the country in 2011: «It makes no sense at all.» For 30 years, Hoff has tried to save lives in war zones such as Afghanistan, Syria and Libya. How can a human endure so much suffering?

  • The first signs of war

    The first signs of war

    UKRAINE: A compellingly grim account of the country's descent into war.

  • Growing up under the approaching storm clouds of war

    Growing up under the approaching storm clouds of war

    UKRAINE: The lives of ordinary teenagers in Ukraine's Donbas region as they navigate adolescence, dreams, and the devastating impact of conflict on their futures.

  • Armed with a pen

    Armed with a pen

    SYRIA: A female cartoonist's courageous, spirited view of suffering in war-torn Idlib.

  • The caricature and the role of satire in information warfare

    The caricature and the role of satire in information warfare

    VISUALS: Graphic satire has become a weapon. The first "caricature war" emerged between Protestants and Catholics. Caricature also revolve around Ukraine and Russia, boosting morale within one's own ranks by ridiculing the enemy using all possible means and stereotypes, while glorifying one's own side.

  • What tricks does the Catholic right have to define itself as the centre of Europe

    What tricks does the Catholic right have to define itself as the centre of Europe

    THE WEST: European culture is «characterized by a melancholic feeling due to its alienation or inferiority towards a source that evokes a nostalgic feeling.» Really?

  • Green electricity from Africa

    Green electricity from Africa

    NAMINIA: Dependence on Russian gas, Putin's war of aggression in Ukraine, and provoked supply crises have put energy at the center of European politics. But in Namibia, the plan is now to focus on 'green' electricity where seawater is desalinated and produces hydrogen through electrolysis.

  • Dok.incubator reveals eight selected talents for 2023

    Dok.incubator reveals eight selected talents for 2023

    Dok.incubator, a well-known rough-cut training program for documentary filmmakers, has announced its final selection of documentaries for 2023. This year, the workshop will bring together eight project teams from #Europe, #Iran, and #Bhutan to work with international editors, producers, and sales representatives. The goal of the program is to sharpen each film’s cut, shape its…

  • «We see it as our mission to bring people together and create a conversation»

    «We see it as our mission to bring people together and create a conversation»

    CPH:DOX: Head of Industry & Training Tereza Simikova discusses the 2023 CPH:FORUM.

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