Philosopher Leading Global Intellectual Solidarity Condemns US War
Jurgen Habermas, a prominent philosopher, advocated for global solidarity against US unilateralism during the Iraq War, rallying intellectuals worldwide, but passed away recently at the age of 96.
From Barbero to Leali: artists and intellectuals in favor of or against the referendum
Artists and intellectuals in Italy are actively participating in the referendum campaign, predominantly opposing the Nordio-Meloni law.
The survival of ideas and intellectuals in exile and internal resistance between 1976 and 1983
The article discusses the experiences of Argentine intellectuals during the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, highlighting those who went into exile and those who remained in the country.
Habermas' Successor: What Gap?
The article discusses the legacy of philosopher Jürgen Habermas and the search for his intellectual successors following his passing.
This of the revolution
The article reflects on the decline of revolutions and their moral implications, especially in Latin America, urging for a critical reassessment of their myths and realities.
Museums, social networks, microspaces, and book fairs: the new scenarios of critical thinking
The article discusses the evolution of intellectual debates in Argentina, contrasting past discussions among intellectuals during the dictatorship with today's rapid digital interactions.
Societal Discourse: Who Challenges Us to Think Today?
The article discusses the crucial role of intellectuals in today's fast-paced information world and their significance for democracy.
Social Discourse: Who Makes Us Think Today?
The article explores the critical role of intellectuals in contemporary society and their significance for democracy in an age dominated by quick information dissemination and social media noise.
From the $Libra Case to the Glacier Law Reform: What Do Intellectuals Say About This Moment of Javier Milei?
The article discusses the reactions of intellectuals and social media to President Javier Milei's administration amid controversies including a cryptocurrency fraud investigation and environmental policy challenges.
'Might Is Justice' Regresses... 167 Asian Intellectuals Statement on Trump's Military Intervention
A group of 167 prominent Asian intellectuals has issued a joint statement criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump's military interventions and expressing concerns over the erosion of international order under his administration.
Habermas as Neighbor: He Remembered Everything but Held No Grudges
The article discusses the relationship between philosopher Jürgen Habermas and his neighbors in Starnberg, highlighting their convivial discussions and the warmth of their interactions.
Jürgen Habermas: He Inspired the Country to Think and Debate
The renowned German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of intellectual engagement and public debate.
Jürgen Habermas, the Last Intellectual
The death of German thinker Jürgen Habermas marks the loss of a great philosopher who remained open to discussion with all the major intellectuals of his time.
Thinking in the French Way: How French Intellectuals Shaped the World
The article explores the historical impact of French intellectuals on global thought and raises questions about the contemporary state of French intellectualism.
"Sell Smoke": Marcelo Birmajer criticizes Yuval Noah Harari and other Israeli intellectuals for their "silence" in the face of war
Argentinian writer Marcelo Birmajer criticizes prominent Israeli intellectuals, including Yuval Noah Harari, for their silence regarding the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Exhibition for the 50th Anniversary of Repubblica: Here are the Talks on March 14 and How to Book Them for Free
An exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of Repubblica is featuring free talks with various intellectuals and writers, with events on March 14 focusing on the evolution of television and cinema.
The left supports the ayatollah: "USA-Israel fascist alliance"
Several Italian leftist intellectuals and politicians express strong hostility towards Israel and the United States amidst military operations in Iran.
Artists, intellectuals, and writers defend the glacier law that the government wants to reform
Various artists, intellectuals, and writers in Argentina have voiced their support for the glacier law amid the government's proposed reforms.
From Pif to Lerner to Milena Vukotic: the no of artists and intellectuals to the referendum in the Anpi appeal
Prominent cultural figures in Italy have rallied against an upcoming referendum scheduled for March 2026, voicing their opposition through an appeal from Anpi.
These intellectuals and media who justified pedophilia in the 1970s
The resurfacing of a 1977 petition supporting pedophilia, signed by notable French figures, has reignited discussions about the historical complacency of cultural and media elites regarding sexual relations with minors.
Writers in Ramadan: A Migration from the Noise of Writing to the Refuge of Reading
During Ramadan, many writers and intellectuals shift their focus from writing to reading, as the month offers a space for deeper contemplation and spiritual reflection.
These French intellectuals and journalists who were blind to Khomeini and the Islamic revolution in 1978-1979
The article discusses how notable French intellectuals and journalists misjudged Ayatollah Khomeini and the Islamic revolution in Iran from 1978-1979, contrasting their perspectives with more accurate assessments of the situation.
They occupy, the State pays: 21 million for 'Spin Time'
A court ruling has ordered Italy's Ministry of the Interior to pay over 21 million euros to the rightful owners of a property known as Spin Time, which has been occupied since 2013 by artists and intellectuals fighting against eviction.
Ignas Vėgėlė aims to unite intellectuals and parties to change the political system
Ignas Vėgėlė expressed his intention to unite various political forces and organizations to reform the discredited political system in Lithuania.
Intellectuals in the Black Hole Due to the Epstein Scandal
The article discusses the implications of Jeffrey Epstein's actions on the integrity of intellectuals and academic institutions in the West.
Noam Chomsky, advisor to Jeffrey Epstein: what do intellectuals and philosophers think?
Intellectuals and philosophers are debating the implications of Noam Chomsky's connection to Jeffrey Epstein following the release of Epstein's controversial files, sparking discussions on reputation and the concept of 'cancel culture'.
Germany and Israel: At War with German Memory Culture
Intellectuals in Germany critically assess the country's commitment to Israel in a new book suggesting that excessive Zionism could lead to new forms of fascism.
The commitment of intellectuals to the truth: "Knowing History to Heal the Past"
A meeting in Montecitorio aimed at transforming the neglected tragedy of the Foibe into a shared memory among various nationalities was led by intellectuals discussing their works on 20th-century Julian-Dalmatian history.
Stop Ordering Sushi, Classist Republic on Pucci and Zichichi: So, Today…
The article critiques the leftist intellectuals for mocking comedian Andrea Pucci's low education level while ignoring the social mobility of individuals from humble backgrounds.
Dorothy Sayers / How the Queen of Detectives Deciphered the Code of Education
The article discusses Dorothy Sayers' provocative views on education and literacy, delivered during a speech at Oxford.
The 'Nobel' Chase in the Café.. Wasini Al-Araj Transforms Intellectuals' 'Joke' into a Nightmarish Novel
Algerian author Wasini Al-Araj explores complex themes in his latest work, transforming a seemingly humorous concept into a profound narrative.
Royals, politicians, magnates, intellectuals: Epstein files spark storm in global elite circles
The US Justice Department's release of nearly 3 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein has unveiled a vast network of global elite connections, causing significant repercussions despite no direct implications of wrongdoing.
How the Germans Became Lazy
The article explores the shift in German work culture, discussing concepts like 'sick leave for celebrations' and 'lifestyle part-time work,' and examines the role of intellectuals in this transformation.
Vladimiras Laučius. About Opium for Intellectuals and the People
The article discusses the concept of 'opium' as it relates to both intellectuals and the general public, comparing insights from Karl Marx and Raymond Aron on belief systems in the context of societal progress.
“There is a kind of privilege laundering, analogous to money laundering”
Philosopher Hanno Sauer discusses the close relationship between intellectuals and financial elites in the Epstein case, suggesting that it resembles a form of privilege laundering similar to money laundering, where intellect and finance attempt to legitimize each other.
Nigeria: Labour Union Accuses TotalEnergies Expatriates of Bullying Nigerian Colleagues
The Movement of Intellectuals for National Development has petitioned the Nigerian Senate to investigate TotalEnergies for alleged workplace bullying by expatriate employees against their Nigerian counterparts.
Casanova, beyond the seduction myth
The Venetian Giorgio Cini Foundation dismantles the simplistic label of Casanova as merely a lover and conqueror, revealing the essence of a wandering traveler and fervently European intellectual.
Croatian Liberalism 25 Years After the Death of Vlado Gotovac Is Left Without Ideas, Courage, and Allies
The article reflects on the legacy of Vlado Gotovac, a significant Croatian intellectual and politician, noting the decline of liberal ideas and allies in Croatia 25 years after his death.
Widespread boycott of an Australian festival after the exclusion of a Palestinian writer.. What is the connection to Bondi?
Dozens of writers and intellectuals have boycotted the Adelaide Writers' Festival in protest against the exclusion of Palestinian-Australian writer Randa Abdel-Fattah from the 2026 program due to alleged cultural sensitivity concerns following a shooting incident at Bondi Beach during Hanukkah celebrations.
Elio, the Super Fascist Who Became a Communist
Elio Vittorini exemplifies many 20th-century Italian intellectuals who shifted ideologies, showcasing a continuity of anti-bourgeois sentiment rather than a moral conversion, as he moved from fascism to communism during the 1930s.
John Berger and the Loss of Rural Culture
The article reflects on the legacy of John Berger, a significant intellectual figure, and discusses the paradox of small farmers viewing ecologists as adversaries.
Irina and Dmitri Shostakovich: How to Survive in a Leaden Time?
Irina, the third wife of Dmitri Shostakovich, shares her memories of the renowned composer and the dangers faced by intellectuals in the Soviet Union during his final years.
Books of the Year 2025: The Best of the Best
Authors and intellectuals share their most significant books of the year in this annual review.
From Antisemitism to Antizionism: Why So Much Hate?
The article discusses how antisemitism is fueled by mediocre politicians and intellectuals, highlighting the dangerous consequences of hate speech as exemplified by the Sydney attack.
January 11, 1972 – the intellectual and political leaders of the Croatian Spring arrested
On January 11, 1972, ten prominent intellectual and political leaders of the Croatian Spring were arrested, marking a significant suppression of the movement aimed at fostering Croatian national identity and rights.