Why do they laugh at Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’?
We are being assaulted by a great Trojan horse that reaches peaceful towns and countries without us being able to do anything
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Alone and harassed: the drama of the girls who swam to Ceuta
The neighbors become “new mothers” for the girls in the face of their vulnerability. The police are investigating five rapes
Lessons from the crisis in Ceuta
It is possible that this has only just begun and that behind it all lies the issue of sovereignty
Carlos Senghor Diatta does not want to be a footballer
The activist Moha Gerehou observes more hostility in shared spaces. There are few children and they are bothersome
Politics and wildfires, a passing summer storm
Fires ignite debate in summer only to disappear after public discussion. In Congress, they have not even prompted a question since September
The Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun: “I don’t understand why tens of thousands of young people were allowed to pass into Ceuta. We have the most powerful police force in the Maghreb”
The most renowned novelist in Morocco believes that Meloni’s Italy and other countries want to hysterically punish Spain
This is how the far right exploits the crisis in Ceuta: hyperboles, hoaxes, and viral videos
Vox aligns with its European peers to focus on a tough stance against immigration. The discourse no longer only drags the classic conservative right
The new era of social networks and artists: they no longer share their lives like before
Instagram profiles become more professional and more personal content is limited due to the risks that cultural stars perceive when sharing their most personal reflections
Democratic primaries show the declining political influence of Israel in the United States
The success of leftist El-Sayed in the Michigan primaries, despite the 30 million dollars against him from the Israeli lobby, exposes the progressive distancing from traditional allies