Postdoc @CAS_Cologne, acad. project manager Australian Stud. digital master, research on nuclear lit • PhD: im/mobilities in Māori fiction • tauiwi • she/her
CFP: ›Entangled Perspectives: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Australian
Studies‹ at the Centre for Australian, Aotearoa and Pacific Studies (CAAPSt,
University of Cologne) – online 13 March 2026 | Submission Deadline: 8 December
2025 https://t.co/JYPOkGJ0N0
I’ve reported 18 wars over 35 years. I’ve been shot at, kidnapped, threatened, nearly raped. I’ve lost friends from Sarajevo to Syria. I thought I’d seen the worst of humanity. I was wrong. Nothing compares to Gaza — or the complicity letting it happen.
#GazaGenocide#WarCrimes
I’m very hungry. My body is slowly falling apart from malnutrition, dizziness, and weight loss.
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Last two days of submissions on the theme of GRIEF! Please read the guidelines here before submitting: https://t.co/KGxcjulDa6 Thank you to everyone who has trusted us with their work so far! #Poetry#CNF#Anthology📷Andreas Haslinger
Germany votes tomorrow. 1 in every 5 voters will vote far right. How can this be in the country of ‘never again’? Could Nazis really rise to power here again?
The answer: Oh ja. German comedian Jan Böhmermann breaks down why (in English):
HAPPENING NOW IN BERLIN, GERMANY:
“I’ve never been in a place that has received so many threats, where the police has been checking on whether I could be arrested or not.”
“This is awful. And as a European, I will never forget this.”
—Francesca Albanese
Every educational, academic, and cultural institution in Gaza where I studied, worked, or attended a conference or event—every theater, every archive, every historic landmark and site—has been completely destroyed. They no longer exist. Yet, I am told that the feelings and comfort of certain North American academics matter more than the actual destruction of institutions of knowledge and history, and the murder of hundreds of academics, educators, artists, and their families.
A few days remain until the worst year in history comes to an end. It was a year full of blood, killing, and loss. In it, we aged by decades. We lost the most precious things to our hearts: we lost our loved ones and friends, our homes, dreams, and aspirations. We lost the kind, warm words that used to envelop us in love and tenderness.
It was a year filled with cold, a year filled with limbs, skulls, and bodies lying in the streets.
A year filled with tears, amputated legs and arms.
A year in which thousands of souls ascended to the heavens.
A year that left us with nothing but longing and memories.
The world will welcome the new year with joy, and the skies will be lit with fireworks, while Israel will fill our skies with warplanes carrying tons of explosives and missiles.
The world will celebrate the new year with happiness and delight, while our mothers will sit waiting for their missing sons, another will cry at her son’s grave, one will yearn for her amputated hand, and another will not even exist because Israel decided so.
As you celebrate and enjoy New Year’s Eve, remember that there is a people dying every minute. Remember that at any moment, a missile could snatch me from my mother’s embrace.
For many commentators Syria is a quagmire of competing political agendas, for Syrians it is their homeland.
We don’t know how things will play out, history has taught us that much, but we can hope for the best because Syrians—like everyone—deserve a life of freedom and dignity.
Situation in the State of Palestine:
#ICC Pre-Trial Chamber I rejects the State of Israel’s challenges to jurisdiction and issues warrants of arrest for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant. Learn more ⤵️ https://t.co/opHUjZG8BL
10. Dr Robinson has prepared these extensive reading lists if you’d like to delve beyond the surface level discourse that dominates settler understandings of Indigeneity here. https://t.co/FqJZb4geIQ
1st year PhD student showing up at the 8 am panel with 25 expertly crafted slides, 57 backup slides, and print-outs prepared four weeks in advance
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Tenured professor giving the keynote with two slides of mood pictures clicked together in the hotel lobby 15 minutes earlier
1/ I’m an Israeli historian. My community is still too silent about the horrible war in Gaza. Over 8 months I’ve closely followed the war, reading >1000 articles and viewing >1000 videos/images of the war from all sides. My summary conclusions & full report are in the 🧵: