The statements to the press conference by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on his trip to Brazil were haunting, if not sombre. Sara Vivacqua* The naturalness, self-confidence and opportunism with which he goes to Latin America to expand the declaration of war on Russia made by his foreign minister openly […]
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UK government is likely overreaching in Section 35 intervention
On 17 January, the UK government released the list of its stated reasons for using against the Scottish parliament. Alex/Rose Cocker / the Canary* The unprecedented move blocked the new Gender Recognition Reform (GRR) Bill, which would otherwise remove requirements for gender dysphoria diagnosis in order to obtain a Gender Recognition […]
The Doomsday Clock and the global crisis
Climate change, the war in Ukraine, the post-Covid era, the exploitation of nature and the rise of inequality portray a grim picture of our world. We are 90 seconds to midnight. Juanjo Andrés Cuervo It was the year 1947 when the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists set the […]
Music and multiculturalism in springtime
From 21 April to 7 May 2023, London Latin Music Festival La Linea will return this spring featuring its mix of international stars and the brightest emerging talent from across the diverse Latin music scene. La Linea 2023 kicks off with a concert from three-time Latin Grammy winning Peruvian singer Susana Baca. Baca marked the 50th year of her career in 2021 […]
Afghanistan, the no man’s country others left
The balance of the Christian West’s expansion across the planet leaves a panorama of desolation, plundering and destruction that benefits those peoples very little, if at all. And it is no different in Afghanistan.
















