Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
In his recent book, Professor Jan Baedke (“Above the gene, beyond biology”) criticises the acclaimed Richard Dawkins for being unidirectional and too simplistic. Nigel Pocock Reality, as least at a genetic level―is not unidirectional, made up of a simple cause and effect along an evolutionary and seemingly deterministic line. It […]
The economic crisis in Cuba during the 1990s, known as The Special Period in Time of Peace, which emerged after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and The Council for Mutual Economic Assistance, led to a new reconfiguration of the religious scene. Today, all faiths have a place. Danay Galletti […]
At the beginning of July and for several days, citizens took to the streets in massive protests that have not been seen on the island since ‘El Malecónazo’. In a virtual event open to the public, experts will debate the social outburst that accentuated the conflict between the United States […]
The climate and environmental emergency has a disproportionate effect on people in the global South and their communities in the global North. The aim of the “Carnival for climate justice” organised by XR Unify (XR) on August 29 is to highlight this. True climate justice means admitting that marginalised […]
On 30 August, South-East London will host an action of solidarity with the families of thousands of young people killed by the Colombian army to pass them off as guerrillas. As this is a genocide, the appeal is universal and different cities around the world will join in. The […]
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