This is a major exhibition celebrating the power of global creativity to transform the conversation around the climate emergency. Through art, design, science, music and philosophy, the exhibition presents a range of radical visions for the future of all species. A journey through immersive, interactive installations and digital works, […]
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An innocent man regains his freedom
Former vice president Jorge Glas, for many the first victim of lawfare in Ecuador, left prison today after a long battle and the approval of Habeas Corpus requested by his defence. The former vice-president served more than four years and six months in prison, sentenced to eight and six […]
Contenders for the International Booker Prize
“Cursed bunny”, short stories by Korean author Bora Chung, will not surprise readers acquainted with the genre-bending delights of Korean cinema. Sean Sheehan The stories mix fairy-tale elements with the diabolic, the gothic and the grotesque, throwing into the mix cruelties of life under patriarchy and capitalist social […]
Mired in sin and shame
“No sex please, we’re British” was a West End theatrical farce, lampooning the shy, inhibited attitudes of the British to sex.– – Steve Latham . Today that production seems like history. We British are not noticeably reticent when it comes to talking about, or having sex. The media eagerly describe […]
Bullying: an age-old Problem
Colombian reality has always been kidnapped by the media, and this plague has long since reincarnated itself in the form of soap operas, which show the lives of the country’s greatest criminals, and in more recent times have included the appearance of paramilitary drug traffickers. Armando Orozco Tovar […]
















