Tatreez: Palestinian embroidery of identity & resistance
Explore the rich cultural heritage of Tatreez, the traditional Palestinian embroidery that weaves personal stories and political resilience into every stitch.
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How 'Woke' Can Start Winning Again
Exploring the challenges and strategies for the 'woke' movement to reclaim its influence in modern political and social discourse.
Arts venues face defunding calls over censorship
UK arts institutions face backlash for pushing ideological agendas while relying on taxpayer money. Should controversial venues be defunded?
Australia’s Craft Markets Battle Mass-Produced Goods
Australia’s vibrant handicraft markets are facing a growing challenge as mass-produced goods flood stalls, threatening the livelihoods of genuine artisans. Discover the impact and the pushback from local makers.
Weinstein's NY conviction overturned
New York's highest court has overturned Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction, citing procedural errors. The ruling reignites debate over justice for sexual assault survivors.
Flow Festival 2025 review: Helsinki's musical triumph
Discover the highlights of Flow Festival 2025, an unforgettable weekend of cutting-edge music, immersive art, and vibrant culture in Helsinki.
Jeremy Corbyn’s New Party Plans Stir UK Politics
Jeremy Corbyn is reportedly exploring the launch of a new political party, sparking debates about its potential impact on UK politics. Could this reshape the left-wing landscape?
Green Groups Criticised Over Lack of Diversity
Leading environmental charities face criticism for lacking diversity in leadership roles, sparking debate over inclusivity in the UK's green movement.
Art Nouveau’s AI-Era Renaissance
As artificial intelligence reshapes creativity, the organic elegance of Art Nouveau offers a compelling counterbalance. Discover why this 19th-century aesthetic is experiencing a resurgence.
Edinburgh Fringe extends to November for first time
The iconic Edinburgh Festival Fringe is breaking tradition by extending its dates into November, offering a fresh twist on the world’s largest arts festival. Discover what’s in store for 2025.
Cockatoos Can Dance to Music, Study Finds
New research shows that cockatoos possess an innate ability to dance to music, displaying rhythmic movements that challenge our understanding of animal cognition.
Students burn frontier post in united Europe protest
In a dramatic act of defiance, students set fire to a symbolic frontier post, reigniting the fervour for a united Europe reminiscent of the 1950s movement.
Samoa’s weaving tradition endangered by rising seas
Climate change and rising sea levels are eroding the shores of Samoa, putting its centuries-old weaving tradition at risk. Discover how this cultural heritage is fighting to survive.
Wilderness Festival 2025 Review: Music, Arts & Magic
Wilderness Festival 2025 delivered an unforgettable experience with world-class performances, immersive arts, and idyllic countryside charm. Read our full review.
Maguire dissects Corbyn's new left-wing movement
Political commentator Kevin Maguire dissects Jeremy Corbyn's latest left-wing initiative, questioning its authenticity and impact on UK politics.
Edinburgh Fringe performers hit by £5k accommodation costs
Rising accommodation prices and soaring production costs threaten the future of Edinburgh Fringe, leaving performers questioning if the world's largest arts festival is still viable.
Corbyn and Sultana launch new political party
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana announce the formation of a new progressive political party, shaking up the UK's political landscape.
Why I Left the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
One writer shares their candid experience of leaving the Edinburgh Fringe Festival behind and why it was the best decision they ever made.
Land rights icon Paul Coe dies aged 76
Paul Coe, a towering figure in Australia's Indigenous land rights movement, has died aged 76. A fierce advocate for Wiradjuri sovereignty, his legacy reshaped legal battles for Aboriginal rights.
Massachusetts independence movement grows in Fall River
A small but vocal movement in Massachusetts is pushing for the state to secede from the United States, with Fall River at the forefront of the debate. Could this be the start of a new independence movement?
Zarah Sultana Calls for New Left-Wing Party
Former Labour MP Zarah Sultana advocates for a new progressive party to fill the void left by Jeremy Corbyn, urging a bold shift in UK politics.
Farage's 'Barmy Army' plan to disrupt Westminster
Nigel Farage unveils a controversial strategy to mobilise a grassroots movement aimed at disrupting the political establishment. Could this be the start of a new political revolution?
Trump's Approval Ratings Plummet – MAGA Future in Doubt
Recent polling data shows a sharp decline in Donald Trump's approval ratings, raising questions about the sustainability of the MAGA movement.
Texas measles outbreak linked to anti-vaxxer movement
Health officials warn of a growing measles outbreak in Texas, linking it to the anti-vaccination movement. Hospitals are overwhelmed as cases surge among unvaccinated children.
How the Left Can Beat Trump by Learning His Tactics
To counter Trump's influence, the left must adopt his tactics of clear messaging and emotional connection while staying true to progressive values.
Switzerland votes to end EU free movement
Switzerland has stunned the continent by voting to end its free movement agreement with the EU, risking major economic and diplomatic fallout.
Progressive Democrats challenge party leadership on Israel
Left-wing Democrats, including AOC and Zohran Mamdani, challenge Hakeem Jeffries' pro-Israel stance, highlighting growing divisions within the party.
Liberal Party's existential crisis deepens
The Australian Liberal Party is grappling with deep ideological divisions, raising questions about its future direction and political survival.
Why the left must learn to laugh again
Political commentator argues that the left must reclaim humour to connect with voters and counter right-wing rhetoric effectively.
London arts centre to amplify Global Majority voices
A new London arts hub is set to amplify underrepresented voices and address urgent societal questions through innovative cultural programming.
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