Stephen K. Pettersson
Slaying the Dragon: Reflections on the ICC Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant
A commentary on the ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant as a first step toward justice for Palestine.
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Mahmudun Nabi
2 days ago
Betrayed Again: Hindu Minority Still Exposed to Violence in Bangladesh
An opinion piece on the situation of Bangladesh's Hindu minority before and after the recent protest movement.
Amr Abbas
Nov 17
The Anatomy of Monsters: The Slashers
Twisted. Mingled. Ugly. Big. Scary… Some of the greatest monsters are nothing but human in essence. A deep dive into the slasher genre.
Stephen K. Pettersson
Nov 3
The Anatomy of Monsters: Aliens
Twisted. Mingled. Ugly. Big. Scary. And... alien! This time, The Anatomy of Monsters takes us into space.
Merle Emrich
Nov 3
The Kitchen Herbarium: Pumpkin Soup with Mugwort
Considered a magical plant across continents, mugwort has many uses as a medicinal herb as well as in the kitchen and beyond.
Amr Abbas
Oct 20
The Anatomy of Monsters: Romanticization and the Cosmic
Twisted. Ugly. Scary. Or perhaps not? Part 3 of this series explores the romanticization of monsters as well as Lovecraftian horror.
Amr Abbas
Oct 6
The Anatomy of Monsters: Norse Mythology and Abrahamic Religions
Twisted. Mingled. Ugly. Big. Scary… There are many words used to describe monsters. This series explores different forms of monsters.
Merle Emrich
Sep 22
The Kitchen Herbarium: Elderberry Tonic
Both cursed and sacred, the elder tree has a track record in folklore, folk medicine, and beyond—including food.
Nina Kolarzik
Sep 22
Finding Warmth and Talking Climate Change
Our author gets stuck at a small-town gas station. With hours until the next bus, she observes everyday life and discusses climate change.
Amr Abbas
Sep 22
The Anatomy of Monsters: Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece
Twisted. Mingled. Ugly. Big. Scary… There are many words used to describe monsters. This series explores different forms of monsters.
Merle Emrich
Aug 25
The Kitchen Herbarium: Basil Lemonade
Pesto, love spells, cures for stomach cramps, lemonade - discover the many uses of basil and learn how to make refreshing basil lemonades.
Stephen K. Pettersson
Aug 11
Not in My Name: On Pinkwashing, Palestine, and Queer Solidarity
A closer look at Israel’s effect on LGBTQ+ rights in Palestine and its claim of allyship with the
Queer community.
Mahmudun Nabi
Aug 11
Bangladesh Faces Unrest and Chaos in the Aftermath of Protests
Mahmudun Nabi comments on Bangladesh's uncertain future in the aftermath of recent protests and Prime Minister Hasina's resignation.
Varanta Aharonian Niziblian
Jul 28
Embracing Heritage: A Personal Journey with Hakawati
Discover the power of storytelling with Hakawati. Follow a personal journey embracing Armenian heritage and cultural diversity.
Mahmudun Nabi
Jul 28
Silent No More: The Voices of Bangladesh’s Youth
In light of the recent quota reform protest in Bangladesh - and the violent government response - Mahmudun Nabi reflects on his perspective.
Merle Emrich
Jul 14
The Kitchen Herbarium: Lemon and Thyme Cake
Discover the medicinal and cultural uses of thyme, and learn how to bake a delicious lemon and thyme cake.
Amr Abbas
Jun 24
A Fly in the Eye
Relating the Last of Us to the Gaza-Israel War with reflections on Neil Druckmann, Norman Finkelstein, and Petra Ragnerstam's perspectives.
Merle Emrich
Jun 24
Bridgerton: Escapism, and Fatigue
Why has Bridgerton gained popularity over the past four years? What has escapism to do with it?
Merle Emrich
Jun 10
“Art Always Finds Its Little Space”
Merle interviews Malmö-based artist Ino Ati and reflects on his recent exhibition in Malmö.
Nina Kolarzik
May 19
What Happened to Them? Part 4: Alexei Navalny
The final part of this series follows up on Alexei Navalny, a Russian activist who died in prison in February 2024.
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