By Alexander Leistner
This year will determine whether the political shift to the right can still be halted and the tipping points in democratic culture prevented.
Perspectives
Literary
By Ani Gjika
In Albania in the nineties … men in their twenties and thirties are hungry to align themselves with what they perceive as power … harassing girls and women wherever…
Reviews
By Julie Sedivy
Encountering the world’s lesser-known languages reveals radically unfamiliar modes of expressing human experiences.
Interviews
Interviewed by Carl J. Strikwerda
The reaction to the war in Ukraine has done the opposite of what Putin intended, moving the EU and NATO toward greater unity.
Visual
Curated by Hélène B. Ducros
Helen Zughaib and Houda Kassatly are attentive to the everydayness of refugees’ experiences and to how families who have been forced to migrate attempt to cope.
Campus
Interviewed by Kirsten Wesselhoeft, Sam Cavagnolo, and Arlene Chen
Secular and religious organizations should partner in the resettlement system.
