By 2030, 800 million jobs will be filled by robots. The trend is irreversible. That’s why the Davos Forum sent a clear message to the global working class: if we don’t want to be replaced by machines, we have to get back to what makes us [...]

The village of Vardø, in the Norwegian Arctic, with a population of little more than 200 at the time, saw as many as 70 witchcraft trials between 1601 and 1663. Steilneset, the striking memorial for those executed, is a global reference for historians and activists calling for a respectful and [...]

With small gigs in cafés or on the street, Tehran’s music scene has been expanding in recent years. Pop music has benefited most from this opening, whilst rock is still struggling to make it to the stage.

What was once a FARC military base during the armed conflict is now the setting of a Paz al Bosque (Peace in the Forest) workshop. It is a space bringing together the ‘protagonists’ – former guerrilla fighters, police officers, soldiers and local farmers. Much more than the unprecedented photo opportunity it [...]

“Collective thinking is where we’ll find the answers” to the politics of individualism that has caused us to “stop learning how to act as a community”.

In a divided country, public universities struggle to operate in the face of fire hazards, budget cuts and the threat of privatisation.