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Public Intellectuals: Leonardo Sciascia

Palermo · Palermo

Public Intellectuals: Leonardo Sciascia

Corruption is worse than prostitution; the latter might endanger the morals of an individual. The former invariably endangers the entire country. Karl Krauss Leonardo Sciascia or Shaza was an Italian or rather Sicilian political journalist, an elected radical member of the Italian parliament and the most prominent anti-mafia and indeed anti-corruption critic of his time. He was also a voice of moderation in a sea of extremism in the 1970s and 19…Read Article

Headlines: Everyman Theatre Founder to Retire

Church · Hiroshima

Headlines: Everyman Theatre Founder to Retire

After 35 seasons, Everyman Theatre founder Vincent Lancisi takes a bow — Baltimore Brew Former Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden speaks out on her firing by Trump — WJZ Annapolis father-son duo lands ‘Shark Tank’ deal, expects sales surge — Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore teacher sues state Republicans, Moms for Liberty members, Libs of TikTok — The Baltimore Banner Baltimore County inspector general controversy leads to calls for reform —…See the Story

Charity, Privatisation and Body Counts

Charities · Torrance County

Charity, Privatisation and Body Counts

The common denominator between charities and private service providers is that they all live off public money on the basis of serving “victims” of one stripe or another, the raw material of these particular “industries”. But a victim helped and eventually “cured” is no use to this business model. To make it viable you need more “victims” coming onstream at a steady rate. But fixing the victims or the circumstances creating them is not part of th…Read Article

Indiana Jones on a Kharkiv Bus

Marina and I wait for a bus, and when it comes, we squeeze our way into it, blending in with a crowd that pushes and carries us like a wave into the sea. I say “squeeze”. This is literally what it feels like – something very familiar to me and, at the same time, almost forgotten, because this happened every morning in my childhood when I rode trolleybus number…Oh my, I wish I could remember the number of that trolley bus I used to ride every mor…Read Article

Emotional Regimes of the Pandemic

This Mortal Coil The Covid pandemic brought a public health emergency, political and legal challenges, intense media coverage, social divisions, and intense debates among scientists. Yet, in public commentaries, attention fell almost exclusively on a single cause of suffering: the virus itself. This framing of the crisis contributed to an atmosphere of extreme danger, a sense that disease and death lurked around every street corner. Public messa…Pandemic · United Kingdom Read Article

Turkey, Journalism and Erdoğan

The following is a Q and A between Luke Sheehan and Deniz Güngör. Can you summarize the political crisis in Turkey? First, I must say that in Turkey, a person must have a university diploma to be eligible to run for president. After the main opposition CHP’s Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu announced his presidential candidacy, judicial operations were launched. First, İmamoğlu’s diploma was annulled, then he was detained…Erdogan · Istanbul Read Article

Public Intellectuals: Charles Darwin

In a court case in Kent recently I detoured to the small village of Down near Orpington where I had the privilege of visiting the Home of Charles Darwin. This is the residence where he wrote both The Voyage of The Beagle (1839) and The Origin of The Species (1859). It is a symptomatic of the controversy his name still arouses that my avowedly religious taxi driver expressed scepticism as to why anyone would entertain a trip to visit the house of…Orpington · Orpington Read Article

Rain in the Face

Dawn sun, distant mountains, red cliffs near, white clouds scattered, still world, until a breeze caresses the desert floor, and a scorpion awakes, resting on a piece of earth where no human ever stood. In this wilderness stands a horse, and sitting on the horse a rider. Tail swishing, standing still, a motionless man watching, intently, an eagle high above, hunting, alive, living to fly. The warrior wears the painted face and the feathered head…Read Article

Name-Calling and the Fall of the West

The cultural commentator Konstantin Kisin said recently in a podcast that the left had destroyed language. For instance, the lazy use of the words “nazi” and “fascist” to condemn someone who holds differing views has only succeeded in draining those words of meaning. If everyone is a fascist then no one is; and what then do we call an actual fascist? But the distortion of language by the left goes far deeper than this and is, paradoxically, far …Ireland · Ireland Read Article

Musician of the Month: Oscar Carmona

Loose Notes with a Cup of Coffee “The bird fights its way out of the egg. The egg is the world. Who would be born must first destroy a world.” — Hermann Hesse, Demian 1. The first time I ever touched a piano must have been when I was 10 or 12 years old. It was the piano at my school, set in the library. One day, I was there alone, opened it up, and pressed down some of its old ivory keys. Though out of tune, the sound had such an impact on me th…Santiago · Santiago Read Article

Does Dublin Require 3 Railway Systems?

The future of urban transport policy lies not in expansion but in the intelligent use of existing traffic areas. The objective of ensuring mobility for people travelling to work and shopping and during leisure time requires urban traffic management based on modern information technology. Ernst Joos, Deputy Director of Zurich Transport. ‘Lessons in Transportation Planning from Zurich. Economy and Ecology are not contradictions.’ Embassy of Swit…Shopping · Dublin Read Article

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