Photos of the Sweida Exchange Spark Controversy Over Treatment of Detainees
The recent exchange of detainees in Sweida has ignited a heated debate among Syrians regarding the treatment of prisoners, especially noting the differences in health and condition of those released by the Syrian government versus armed groups.
Fronteiras Festival in SP debates human condition in the era of hyperconnectivity
The Fronteiras Festival in São Paulo aims to explore the human condition in a technology-driven world, featuring a variety of thinkers and discussions.
A Very Brief Literacy on Disability
The article discusses the importance of understanding disability as a human condition and highlights the need for greater awareness and inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
Lasar Segall portrayed the human condition of the marginalized in the 20th century
The article discusses the restoration and exhibition of Lasar Segall's painting 'Interior de Pobres II', which depicts the plight of marginalized individuals in the early 20th century.
Horrific discovery in Finland: 80-year-old man lived in a basement for 20 years without windows or toilet
An 80-year-old man was found in poor physical condition after living for 20 years in a windowless basement without basic amenities; police have temporarily detained three suspects connected to the case.
Frog venom against Navalny. In pain, he hit the floor, says family
The article discusses the family of Alexei Navalny, who reported his severe condition in prison, indicating he was in excruciating pain.
If your mother hadn't had intercourse with your father at that moment, you wouldn't exist
The article explores the philosophical implications of human existence and the role of contingency in shaping life.
What is existentialism and why is it still relevant today?
Existentialism is a philosophical movement focused on human existence, emphasizing themes like freedom and individual responsibility.
‘The heart has reasons that reason does not understand’: stories about the human condition
Rosina Conde's latest book explores the everyday lives and struggles of northern women through ten poignant stories about their challenges and resilience.
The Crisis of Humanity Comes Not from Machines but from the 'Absence of Thought'
The article discusses how AI is redefining the conditions for human existence, prompting a reassessment of what it means to be human today in light of technological advancements.
Like a devil in a bottle
The article uses the metaphor of a devil trapped in a bottle to illustrate the struggles of individuals or entities facing frustration, pride, and the inevitability of losing power.
Fernando O’Connor presents an unpublished series on the human condition in Córdoba
Artist Fernando O’Connor returns to Córdoba to exhibit his series 'La Fábula Humana,' featuring ten large oil paintings and approximately twenty-five smaller works on paper at the Paseo del Buen Pastor.
This is trauma that will affect generations: Accounts of the severe condition of women and newborns in Gaza during and after the war
Two reports highlight the dire circumstances faced by women, mothers, and newborns in Gaza during and following the recent conflict, detailing interviews conducted by international and Israeli human rights organizations.
Hunger striker on day 64 shares heart-wrenching update as risk of death is 'imminent'
Kamran Ahmed, a 28-year-old hunger striker for Palestine, is on day 64 without food and expresses a poignant update about his deteriorating condition from HMP Pentonville, stating he is 'mentally motivated but physically shattered.'
The Human Condition in a Carrefour Parking Lot
In his latest publication, Txema Salvans transforms the Sunday routine in the hypermarket parking lot into a study of social landscape, revealing the absurdity and strangeness of contemporary leisure and daily life.