civilization

Parthenon Marbles “not particularly inspiring… return them to Greece,” says ex Museum trustee February 18, 2021 “Return the Elgin Marbles to Greece,'” they are not inspiration...

By Simon Chandler, a London-based journalist focusing on politics and technology 17 Nov, 2019 Belief in a flat Earth is becoming fashionable. Scientists and other guardians of common...

Paris, 27 August 2019 Presidents, Prime Minister, Ministers, Members of Parliament, Ambassadors, Ladies and gentlemen, Dear friends, I was very hesitant to come and address you today. Nevertheless, I wanted to honour...

26 septembre 2018 "Marx et le colonialisme", par Rémy Herrera from Les Films de l'An 2 on Vimeo.

By Rachael Kennedy 03/12/2018 Sir David Attenborough delivered a stern speech at the UN's climate change summit in Katowice, Poland, on Monday morning, warning of the...

Par  Patrice Perron 19 Octobre 2018 Cela pourrait être le titre d’une chanson déjantée, mais la réalité est moins drôle et plus réaliste. Il s’agit de...

British energy pioneer warns of uncertain future while highlighting increasing probability of a ‘great transition’ By Nafeez Ahmed Jun 5, 2018 Published by INSURGE intelligence, a crowdfunded...

Some possible precipitating factors are already in place. How the West reacts to them will determine the world’s future, says Rachel Nuwer. By Rachel Nuwer 18...

The artist Hieronymus Bosch probably had the most prodigious imagination of his day. He was the great surrealist of the waning Middle Ages. His paintings were both a promise and a threat, intended to convey an idea of what would happen in paradise and, even more so, in hell. He created labyrinths of atrocities and a vocabulary of the bestial.