EDITORIAL
The Fog of War
“The ‘fog of war’ usually refers to combatants’ inability to retain a clear picture on and off the battlefield. However, lately, many analysts have used it to speak of the general populations enveloping in wars’ fog.”
In the Shadow of Empires: From a ‘Hezbollah Stronghold’ to ‘Denazified’ Ukraine, the Experience of an Arab-Ukrainian
Nizar al RifaiOctober 30, 2024
From Collapse Doctrine to New Peace Talks: Kurdish Resistance at the Edge of Declaring Victory in Turkey
Sinan ÖnalOctober 23, 2024
Ukraine: Love+War, a Review
Lauren WalshOctober 16, 2024
“Make Yemen Great Again”: How Yemen’s Houthis Won a Place in the Israel-Gaza War and What They Are Planning Next
Laura Silvia BattagliaOctober 9, 2024
EDITORIAL
Alternatives Are a Matter of Survival
“The message spoken from every corner of the world is that if governments fail to work for citizens, people will fight to improve their circumstances and take charge of their futures.”
Urban Landscapes in the 21st Century: Can Eco-Cities Tackle Climate Change and Pollution?
HENRI SULKUSeptember 25, 2024
Building Alternative Universities in the Midst of War and Revolution
LuqMAN GULDIVêSeptember 18, 2024
Breaking a Rule to Create a Chance: The Story of Quarticciolo Ribelle
Maria Edgarda MarcucciSeptember 11, 2024
EDITORIAL
Housing Emergency
“One problem unites all of Europe: the housing crisis. From the Netherlands to Portugal, spiraling rents and sky-high property prices have fueled anger and protests across the continent.”
A European Coalition Urges to Take Action Against the Housing Crisis
George ZamfirAugust 28, 2024
“Almost Impossible for Locals to Live”: Barcelonians Fight Against Touristification
Andrea CegnaAugust 21, 2024
The Cost of Popularity: Lisbon’s Housing Crisis
SOFIA CRAVEIROAugust 14, 2024
Exarcheia Under Siege: The Battle Against Gentrification in Athens
EVA BETAVATZIAugust 7, 2024