In full view of the world, South Lebanon is being ethnically cleansed, its land chemically sterilized, and its ecosystems destroyed. Bombed, poisoned, and displaced - while the world, for the most part, has decided to look away:
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#Lebanon#SouthLebanon
Ep. 1 - “A complicated war”
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Musk’s “make Star Trek real” pitch was never about utopia. It was “materialized science fiction”: stripping speculative worlds of their politics and repackaging them for generals, investors, and billionaire power grabs.
#Technology
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To ask people to “prove they are human” in a world that still hesitates before saying “End the genocide in Gaza” is not a glitch. It is the logic of our time.
Abu Calypse – Part III
A new comic by the UntoldMag collective and Francesca Cogni.
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Too many résumés, too little time - that was the promise. Instead, job seekers now have to decode invisible ATS systems, tailor themselves to unknown algorithms, and pass a machine before ever reaching a human.
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#ATS#AI
On 21 April, EU governments voted to keep violating their own rules. Behind the language of procedure lies a political choice: to protect Israel from accountability, hollow out the meaning of human rights, and reduce Europe’s “values” to bitter irony.
https://t.co/CHWvXBvib3
On May 1, we return to Hidden Labor - stories of workers who sustain global food systems, digital economies, and everyday life while remaining underpaid, displaced, precarious, or invisible.
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Abu Calypse is a comic series to reflect on our apocalyptic times. Calypse is a young, sharp girl in conversation with her father about the crises shaping our era: human rights, environment, politics, genocide, migration, gender and more.
From the Hakawati to zajal, qawl, archives, and podcasts, history in the Arab world has long lived in public. This piece traces how communities have preserved, performed, and reclaimed memory far beyond the archive or the university.
https://t.co/8HE6RkTAxj
#History#ArabWorld
As Israel’s assault on Lebanon deepens, Ghida returns to Darwish, Beirut, and the politics of enforced forgetfulness to ask what remembering can do against repetition, erasure, and a world order built on both.
https://t.co/UL0VsDj8yw
#Lebanon#Beirut
In a world saturated with images of Gaza, what remains hardest to grasp is often the ordinary: routines, care, interruption, fear. Sometimes the most political writing is the one that refuses spectacle and trusts that daily life under siege is enough.
https://t.co/8j9uJAWk1Z