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The hero of Left-wing cinema keeps hitting his usual talking points in increasingly drab style. Is it time to put away the megaphone?

Between the launch of the Soviet Sputnik-1, the world's first artificial satellite, in 1957, and the end of 2019, humanity sent some 8,500 objects into space. Three and a half years ago, 5,100 of (...)

“I was diagnosed with HIV six years ago and it was a very tough time for me emotionally. It was very challenging, and I spent about a year and a half with serious depression, going through very (...)

With all the coups and wildfires, the cost-of-living crisis, the lingering-impact-of-Covid crisis, the rampant inequality crisis, the gratuitous, violent deaths of people on the move, the (...)

Acquiring new skills, enriching social relations and, above all, achieving a degree of financial independence: these are just some of the benefits that women around the world seek through access (...)

More than 476 million people worldwide (6.2 per cent of humanity) belong to Indigenous peoples, most of whom live alongside the societies that colonised their ancient lands hundreds of years ago. (...)

On the International Day of the World's Indigenous People, 9 August 2023, Indigenous peoples' organisations and trade unions, highlight the extreme (...)

On the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People, 9 August 2023, Indigenous peoples’ organisations and trade unions, highlight the extreme forms of discrimination faced by native groups. This includes: The lack of rights to self-governance or access ...

A teacher comes to class and tells his students to get a copy of the phone book and learn it by heart, all thousand pages. A philosophy student immediately asks “why?” A political science student (...)

A little over a decade and a half ago, a consulate official in Hong Kong told me: “I'm 50 years old, I've already studied what I had to study and I'm not going to get any more training. I'm 50, 50!” (...)