There will be blood: a cult classic relevant for today’s times From early capitalism’s greed to today’s technocratic control, this film explores themes of ambition and power By Niels Barrezeele | CULTURE | 1 June 2025
Samba for all: how Rio’s Carnival is embracing inclusion The quiet revolution for making the world-famous celebration more accessible By Cíntia de Lima Cardoso | CULTURE | 1 May 2025
Carmen Mola: a genuine thriller-writing phenomenon Magnificent, brutal and hugely addictive, this book does not disappoint in the long-awaited denouement of the police inspector Elena Blanco series By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Jesus Guerrero Buitrago | CULTURE | 30 April 2025
When discrimination and marginalization collide Robert Vaughan weaves a gripping tale of prejudice, discrimination, and the haunting consequences of unchecked power in a divided world By Anyuli Mercedes Gonzalez-Oliver | CULTURE | 30 April 2025
A museum for today’s world The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum is a a space for dialogue, art, and action - where humanitarian values connect us all, here and now By Pascal Hufschmid | CULTURE | 1 April 2025
Weimar: Journey to a turbulent time in history? Martin, Pedragosa and Morata are the authors of Weimar, tiempos inciertos (Weimar, Uncertain Times), a graphic novel published by Norma Editorial By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Jesus Guerrero Buitrago | CULTURE | 1 April 2025
Afghan refugee artisans find their voices through embroidery An iconic product was created when French fashion house Chloé collaborated with Afghan refugee artisans in Pakistan By Mehr Husain | CULTURE | 1 March 2025
Breaking barriers to gender reform through art and expression In tackling gender inequality, hearing from those with lived experiences is invaluable, but deeply neglected at the systemic level By Ally Zlatar | CULTURE | 1 March 2025
UNWG Art and crafts exhibition at WIPO Showcasing the artists of the UNWG By Caroline Scudamore | CULTURE | 19 February 2025