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This once close-knit community, now scattered by the ongoing genocide, is a symbol of Gaza’s tragic history.

An exploration of the sonic and creative production of the feminist movement in Algeria, between radio, podcasting, and social media.

The son of a former Algerian diplomat reconciles with his heritage after working at a Muslim burial house.

A testimony from a detention center in Turkey reveals how the EU's outsourcing of border control results in severe detainee mistreatment, with overcrowding and abuse amid rising xenophobia.

The city’s cultural policies commodify artistic expression and manipulate diversity, perpetuating power imbalances and constrains genuine cultural innovation.

Over the past two decades, processes of exclusion and necropolitical governance have intensified. This interview highlights the impact of global political shifts on twenty-first century revolutionary activism.

It is tempting to call what is happening in Bangladesh a revolution. There is often a fine line between a revolution and a counter-revolution. Bangladesh is hanging on that tightrope today.

What does decolonizing AI really mean? What does it entail, and how can we implement it as a practice in real-world terms?

Set in a sand-swept Gulf city, Yellow Bus follows an Indian mother’s relentless pursuit of justice against an oppressive neoliberal system. This debut film captivates with its emotional depth a woman's fight for accountability.

Afforestation has been a pillar of Israel’s settler colonization project, to create a national identity on Palestinian lands.

It is up to us to create our own mythology, identify with our heroines, and celebrate our saints. Qandisha's story is shaped by how we choose to portray her.