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Ernesto “Che” Guevara returns briefly from the dead every October. The anniversary of his execution (9 October ’67) revives ...

The Middle East is often transformed less by treaties than by thresholds. Some moments alter […] ...

On the Edge of Jerusalem’ (2024) by Yara Saeed, a thoroughly Egyptian novel that feels like it was written by a Palestinian.

Europe has once again been shaken by violent riots in Brussels, London, Paris, and Belfast among other places in recent weeks. Any pretext is good for riots. A football match, a Palestine ...

In international relations, how a country is written about is often as consequential as what it does. Over the past ten days, several pieces appeared in quick succession across major Western outlets ...

I’d love to talk about every single one, but there isn’t enough time, and my concern here is getting at the philosophy of food in Western SF. The intro essays pretty much say it all when it comes to, ...

What the World Can Learn from the Fall of the West is a deep dive into the forces shaping the future of Western civilisation. Sid Lukkassen looks at politics, but also at history, culture, technology, ...

The British government of Keir Starmer revoked Filip Dewinter’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) yesterday, meaning Dewinter can no longer enter the United Kingdom. In an ‘ETA-cancellation’ email ...