What began as a provocative statement by Donald Trump unleashed a rapid response from Caracas and raised question marks over the limits of United States foreign policy. Although the idea of the Latin American country becoming the 51st state of the United States of America did not please Caracas, […]
Politics
Butterflies and architecture for the memory of the conflict
A year of workshops and creative work has given rise to “House for Butterflies”, a project that culminates in an exhibition of architectural memorials created by children who are victims of the conflict. This initiative, unique in Colombia, transforms memory and pain into living spaces, proposing a unique way of thinking about peace from a child’s perspective.
The hidden emotional architecture of British politics
Political messaging in Britain is increasingly shaped by emotional strategy rather than policy debate. From immigration to taxation, leaders on both sides deploy fear and pride to influence voters. Yet everyday British life tells a more nuanced story — one where the boundaries between “us” and “them” are far more […]
The trial of the Filton six
Over several months, Real Media has produced more than 100,000 words of detailed coverage of the trial of the Filton Six. This index brings together one of the most comprehensive and rigorous independent journalistic works on the case against Palestine Action activists, from the evidence and contradictions to the jury’s […]
“Blood has been spilled…”
How revisiting America’s independence from the British Crown leads us to the independence of the Iranian polity from the Shiite utopia. Text: Rola Zamzameh* Photos: Maz Mansoori On March 5, 1770, John Adams—who would later become one of the most pivotal Founding Fathers of the United States—took a […]
















