Philipp Blom News Today

Questioning the climate-change narrative is now the ultimate form of heresy.

From the blog of Yonathan Bar-On at The Times of Israel

It’s impossible to have a discussion about climate change when disagreeing with progressive dogma is forbidden, says Brendan O’Neill in his book, “A Heretic’s Manifesto.”

Now Moosbrugger has added another enduring artefact to his legacy—he has written a book, Schloss Gobelsburg: Oenocultural Heritage Austria.

Österreichs größtes Kultur- und Informationsmedium – Nachrichten, Journale, Reportagen, Radiokunst und Musik.

Österreichs größtes Kultur- und Informationsmedium – Nachrichten, Journale, Reportagen, Radiokunst und Musik.

LINZ. Coronabedingt mit etwas Verspätung nimmt das „Literaturschiff“ endlich auch Kurs auf Linz: Den Auftakt macht Daniel Kehlmann, der am Donnerstag, 2. September, im Brucknerhaus

Las verdades sombrías que plantea “Lo que está en juego” (Anagrama) llevan a su autor, Philipp Blom, a considerar si el mundo debe seguir rigiéndose por los conceptos políticos de siempre, basados en viejas ideologías, o cambiar hacia una perspectiva utilitaria que aleje a la sociedad de la idea exclusiva de mercado o de fortaleza. El problema es que los partidos que predican liberarse de estos atavismos desde una supuesta heterodoxia han acabado también encarnando no ya lo que se prac...

German professor under police protection for stance on Islamophobia A German professor at a university in Grenoble, France, has become the target of a hate campaign for not wanting to compare anti-Semitism with Islamophobia. A 2019 demonstration against Islamophobia in France "Fascists in our lecture halls! Dismiss Professor Kinzler! Islamophobia kills," read the large banners hanging at the University of Grenoble. Activists from the French student union Unef also posted the slogans online. Fiv...

Health care after COVID-19: vaccine passports, social disruption and a forgetting of this era "When youre inside a pandemic as we are now, theres a lot of talk about how things will never be the same, blah blah blah, but we do have this tendency to forget." 8:00 am, Dec. 23, 2020 × COVID will end in the coming months, and the crowds will return, but how will we be different? (Photo: Pexels) ROCHESTER, Minn. — We dont know how long it will take — it might take until Ju...