Palestine, Portugal, pluralism
Let me take this time for more examples identity is problematic. Who-you-are and where-you-belong-to are still debated. As usual, Norway’s
Palestine
Uncomfortable truths
ISRAEL: A personal connection draws light to the story behind how Israel obtained the land it sits on today.
Poetry of pain
REFUGEES: Gradually cut off, the civilians of the world’s largest Palestinian refugee camp organise themselves to resist starvation and despair.
Boycott or disrupt?
ACTIVISM: Following Icelandic performance art group Hatari who made headlines at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in support of Palestinian rights.
Boicotear o desorganizar?
ACTIVISMO Siguiendo al grupo de artes escénicas islandés Hatari, que fue noticia en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2019 en apoyo de los derechos de los palestinos.
Leading a people without a country
PALESTINE: A surprisingly cinematic fly-on-the-wall view of the daily life – and epic struggles – of the Christian mayor of Ramallah.
A woman’s struggle with reality
WOMEN OF EUROPE: Sweden’s former Foreign and Vice Prime Minister Margot Wallström believes we currently live in a world of autocrats, where Nordic welfare values have poor conditions.
A future Palestinian state can only be sustainable if it has a good relationship with Israel
The Palestine Annex: Espen Barth Eide, former Foreign Minister, Jerusalem (2013)
Unhealed wounds
CONFLICT: The long shadow cast by the Bosnian war is glimpsed through the lives that remain broken and disrupted a quarter of a century after the conflict ended.
