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  • Chile 76: The aftermath of a broken mirror

    Chile 76: The aftermath of a broken mirror

    GEOPOLITICS: Delving deep into the murky world of geopolitical machinations where, from Iran to Chile, the US/UK influence cannot be understated.

  • Between bricks, bytes, and belonging

    Between bricks, bytes, and belonging

    IDENTITY: How do marginalised individuals navigate societal structures meant to exclude them? 'Fairy Garden' offers a raw and authentic look into the lives of two such people in Hungary.

  • An anti-anti-racism

    An anti-anti-racism

    RACISM: A neo-conservative movement has made its virtue to 'expose' the political agenda of critical race theory.

  • Joyce Carol Oates: «I write about people»

    Joyce Carol Oates: «I write about people»

    BIOGRAPHY: An unprecedented access to the prolific American writer's solitude.

  • A lifetime prison hidden in the center of the free world

    A lifetime prison hidden in the center of the free world

    HUMAN RIGHTS: The struggles of 2.5 million people growing up in a country that does not recognize them as its own.

  • Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad

    Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad

    AFRICA: In Norway, interest in the Sahel region is increasing. With Gaddafi's fall in 2011, the strength and number of rebel groups in the region increased. After the start of the global war on terror in 2001, more and more countries have become interested in this vast area. But aren't the Islamists primarily fighting against…

  • Why do we resort to bombs and guns?

    Why do we resort to bombs and guns?

    CONFLICT: Christopher Blattman's long-term project explores the reasons why conflict between groups and nations erupts into war.

  • The adaptive autocrats

    The adaptive autocrats

    AUTHORITARIANISM: What happened after the height of freedom ideals, the fall of the Iron Curtain and Bill Clinton's fusion of liberal politics with market forces? Today, the Chinese's mastery of original Western technology and surveillance seems limitless.

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