- June 13, 2026
Disability histories | Eurozine
With 1.3 billion people (and counting) living with disabilities around the world, and in the context of a neoliberal order
A staggering reversal of assumptions
President Donald Trump’s unjustified and unjustifiable war against Iran has shown the fragility of the fossil fuel-based energetic order. At
Orbánism after Orbán | Eurozine
Viktor Orbán’s defeat has deprived the European far right of its most successful model of government. Patriots for Europe remain
Narrative Apocalypse | Eurozine
Narratives of Apocalypse are a defining feature of the present. In parallel, narrative itself is in decline, or even obsolete,
Bread baked in someone else’s oven
One’s mother tongue is the greatest comfort blanket, an intimacy like no other, in which we feel most at ease
Ecology to an anarchist beat
Although a consensus is forming as to the necessity of an ecological approach, ecology has been politically neutered and, in
When is bullshit real bullshit?
Campaigning in the December 2019 British general election, Boris Johnson informed voters that ‘We have a deal with the EU
10 of the best books of 2026 so far
“Full of pathos and humour,” according to The Times, The Palm House centres on a pair of spiky middle-aged colleagues,
Starry new drama Fjord pits conservatives against liberals
Stan plays Mihai Gheorgiu, a bald, bespectacled and entirely un-Winter-Soldier-ish engineer who, like the actor himself, comes from Romania. Reinsve
John Travolta’s new film is a dud. It shows why great actors can be bad directors
But Propeller One-Way Night Coach was apparently the first film to be selected for this year’s Cannes. Did Frémaux really