Pushing the limits of bio-surveillance Use of high-tech surveillance is on the rise: in a moment when controlling the spread …
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Cultural Journal/Kulturní časopis / Network of European cultural journals, linking up more than 90 partner journals and associated magazines and institutions from nearly all European countries./Sdružuje na 90 spřátelených časopisů napříč Evropou, jejichž články publikuje v angličtině. Redakce časopisu má sídlo ve Vídni.
The story of the Sputnik V vaccine
Vaccine nationalism and Cold War tropes abound Marek Eby Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine could be one of the most effective …
The domination of football
Autocrats and nationalists behind Euro 2020 Ronny Blaschke World sporting events intrinsically emphasize national allegiance. When real-life rivalries mix …
Young and disobedient
Christian Mellon Faced with government inaction on climate change, young people are increasingly engaging in civil disobedience. For those …
Lost in distance learning
Roberta Cardarello Ira Vannini Interactive education has become essential in the classroom. But didactic teaching methods seem to have …
Revenge as policy
The radicalisation of the Lukašenka regime Volker Weichsel With the abduction of a passenger flight, the Belarusian regime …
Salisbury, Berlin, Vrbětice
Vladimír Handl Osteuropa The GRU has left a trail of violence across Europe. Revelations that it was behind the …
IOU planet
Eurozine Editorial Sarah Waring Industrialized nations have heavily plundered natural resources for around 160 years. It’s now payback time. …
Shifting the wall further east
Kundera’s tragedy of ‘central Europe’ three decades later Mykola Riabchuk In an attempt to distance themselves from the post-Soviet …
Ecology starts at school
Edouard Gaudot The meritocratic premise of modern schooling serves merely to reproduce inequalities. In order to prepare young people for …
The Europeans
Enda O’Doherty Milan Kundera defined a European as someone who is nostalgic for Europe. But one need not share …
A genealogy of white privilege
On the politics of confession and guilt James Miller The discourse of white privilege is motivated by a genuinely anti-racist …
China’s galaxy empire
John Keane Talk of a new Cold War between the US and China emphasizes military capacity and economic prowess. Warrior …
Turkish Lives Matter
Philipp Ther Germany was quick to claim the German-Turkish vaccine developers of Pfizer/BioNTech as proof of its open society. But …
Can carnival be saved?
Quinsy Gario Carnival is a time of cultural exuberance. In the Low Countries, however, the masquerade has become a refuge …
The GULag is still alive
Olga Romanova Russia’s penal system has not been reformed since the late-Stalinist period and is essentially managed by the FSB. …
The journey of revisiting 1989
A review of ‘The Legacy of Division. East and West after 1989’ Kinga Anna Gajda What causes the …
A muscle memory of misery
EUROZINE editorial Réka Kinga Papp Yet another independent outlet is slain in Hungary: Klubrádió just lost its broadcast license, …
Peaceful transfer of power? Forget it.
Claire Potter The erosion of democracy wasn’t gradual; the writing was on the wall. It was the public understanding that …
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