DocPoint 2026: From Calls to Spirits: Three New Finnish Films
Three significant, but different works beyond the headline picks circulate questions of voice and history.
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Three significant, but different works beyond the headline picks circulate questions of voice and history.
DocPoint 2026: From Calls to Spirits: Three New Finnish Films Read More »
Identity politics once aimed to link race, gender, and class into a shared struggle for material change.
Identity politics lost the plot and now comes in conservative packaging Read More »
BRICS membership may elevate Indonesia’s position in Global South, but contrast non-alignment policy and national objectives.
BRICS and Indonesia: Between non-alignment policy and mineral strategy Read More »
While many African countries are scaling back ties with foreign powers, the DCR is pursuing a deal with the USA.
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s $24 Trillion Betrayal of Africa Read More »
Emotional withdrawal and political apathy is slowly giving way to renewed engagement in Türkiye.
A new round of divide and rule strategy is creating a wedge between the Kurdish and Turkish opposition blocs.
Current Uncertainties in the Kurdish-Turkish Peace Process Read More »
European film is a vital part of cultural heritage and could be promoted more effectively to reach audiences eager to engage with it.
Heritage meanings of European film and their potential for audience development Read More »
In education, AI has become a terrain of struggle between the technocratic utopians and those who oppose AI’s uncritical deployment.
AI and the Politics of Higher Education – The Good, the Bad and the Ignorant Read More »
What does the response to HSL anti-fraud campaign reveal about Finnish society and racial dynamics?
Racist Love? A Note on HSL’s Fake Ticket Campaign Read More »
The issue of palm oil is one of the strained cases between Indonesia and European Union.
Governing the Palm Oil Complexity Read More »