There is only historical presence
The article discusses contemporary debates in Spain regarding historical memory and political correctness, linking it to various cultural figures and events.
Whose memory of the regime change is it? Concerns over historical rewriting in Bangladesh
The February 2024 election in Bangladesh, following a regime change after the fall of a long-standing government, has raised concerns about political divisions and historical narratives following significant societal unrest and violence.
Breaking the Concord
The article discusses the recent repeal of the Democratic Memory Law in the Balearic Islands, emphasizing the importance of remembering history and the implications of social fracture due to political decisions.
Everything you need to know amid Donald Trump's health concerns
Donald Trump has raised health concerns after appearing to confuse staff members during a public event.
Donald Trump health scares in full as president suffers memory loss
Donald Trump's health has come under scrutiny after he appeared to suffer a memory lapse during a public event, mistakenly referencing former adviser Kellyanne Conway instead of his current press secretary.
50 Years Since the Coup: 71% Have a Negative View of the Military Dictatorship and 70% Say Trials Should Continue
A recent study shows that a large majority of Argentinians hold negative views about the military dictatorship, with most supporting continued trials for human rights violations.
Fiction Politics: A Photo Like This Never Disappears
The article explores the enduring impact of political imagery in shaping public perception and memory.
Giulia Andreani's Art: What Can These Pictures Tell Us?
Giulia Andreani’s artwork examines the relationship between memory culture and power politics through portraits of children who will grow up to become notable political figures.
Remembering Davíð at the Althing
Icelandic lawmakers honored the memory of former Prime Minister Davíð Oddsson at a parliamentary session following his passing.
Kristrún remembers Davíð, flags are flown at half-mast
Flags across Iceland were flown at half-mast in memory of David Oddsson, former Prime Minister, who passed away at the age of 78.
In Memory of Davíð Oddsson – 'Davíð Oddsson Changed Iceland'
The article commemorates the impact and legacy of Davíð Oddsson on Iceland.
In Memory of Davíð Oddsson: "One of the Most Influential Politicians in the History of the Republic"
This article reflects on the legacy of Davíð Oddsson, emphasizing his influence in Icelandic politics.
Pablo Iglesias accuses Commissioner Villarejo in the trial for the 'Dina case' in which the instructing judge proposed to charge him
Pablo Iglesias accused Commissioner Villarejo during the trial concerning the theft of a memory card from his former adviser, Dina Bousselham.
D. Koutsoumbas on Tempi: The best tribute to the memory of the victims is to strengthen the struggle
Dimitris Koutsoumbas emphasized the need to continue the struggle for justice for the Tempi victims during a parliamentary session in Greece.
Death of Quentin Deranque: The lawyer for the parents of the identity militant condemns political exploitation
The lawyer representing Quentin Deranque's parents criticized political manipulation of their son's memory following recent comments from Lyon Mayor Grégory Doucet.
What did Tejashwi Yadav say about Nitish Kumar?
Tejashwi Yadav criticized Nitish Kumar for his perceived weakening political strength and memory lapses, highlighting the shift in power dynamics with the BJP taking the Home Ministry.
In Memory of Jesse Jackson [Jang Seok-jun's Progressive Politics]
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson passed away at the age of 84, remembered for his leadership in the African American community and significant influence in Democratic politics.
Small and big wars of Memory
The article discusses the complex relationship between history and memory in Greece, highlighting how historical narratives often serve contemporary divides rather than enlightening the public.
Readers' Letters: Degradation, Serious Facts, Green Hydrogen
Argentine readers express their concerns over political unrest, historical memories of violence, and future energy solutions.
Democratic Judiciary Uses Falcone for the No Campaign. But It Has Forgotten How It Obstacled Him
The Democratic Judiciary in Italy is campaigning for a 'no' vote in the upcoming referendum on judicial reform, controversially invoking the memory of Giovanni Falcone, despite historically opposing him.
'Heavy', 'sad' and 'increasingly intense' atmosphere at rally for killed far-right activist
A rally was held in memory of a far-right activist who was killed, characterized by a somber and intense atmosphere.
Review. 'Grace': Between the Burden of Memory and the Need to Act
This article reviews the film 'Halastus' ('Grace') by Paolo Sorrentino, exploring its themes of memory, politics, and generational issues.
When the Dead Continue to Make Politics
The article discusses how the memories of the dead have become integral to political discourse, especially in Argentina, reshaping the relationship between death and public life.
ERC, Junts, Bildu, PNV and other government partners demand the removal of Manuel Fraga's bust from the Senate and PP replies: 'We are very proud of his legacy'
Political clash in the Senate regarding historical memory as several parties request the removal of Manuel Fraga's bust, while the PP defends his legacy.
Murder in Lyon, the mayor wants to ban the far-right march. Macron attacks Meloni
The mayor of Lyon seeks to prohibit a far-right march in memory of a murdered individual, while President Macron criticizes Italian Prime Minister Meloni's comments.
Sad seasons still remain, O companion
The memory of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri continues to resonate deeply in Lebanon's political landscape and beyond, marking a significant and painful chapter in the country's history.
German Culture of Remembrance: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses the significance of German history in shaping current national policies, especially under Chancellor Friedrich Merz's leadership.
German Memorial Culture: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses Germany's evolving perspective on its history, emphasizing how Chancellor Friedrich Merz links national memory to the country’s new leadership role in Europe.
Ivica Granić: Mass Graves in Slovenia, but a Performance in Zagreb, Actual Exhumation of the Executed or Symbolic Exhumation of Conscience
The article discusses a significant new book on hidden mass graves of Croats in Slovenia, while exploring the broader implications of the topic within Croatian society.
5 in the morning: The historical documents of Kaisariani – The new storm 'Express' – Akylas and 'Ferto' at Eurovision
Historical photographs depicting the execution of 200 Greek resistance fighters in Kaisariani in 1944 have surfaced, prompting calls for state intervention and a renewed debate on the protection of historical memory.
In memory of Quentin and against the 'far left', hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the Sorbonne to pay tribute to him
Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Sorbonne in Paris to honor Quentin, a young nationalist who was recently killed, while also expressing opposition to the 'far left'.
Living and Dying (and Doing Politics) in Franco's Spain
The article discusses the newly translated work of Spanish author Carmen Martín Gaite, highlighting its exploration of life and memory against the backdrop of Franco's regime.
21 Years Since the Assassination of Hariri: Lebanon Between the Memory of Shock and the Crisis of the Future
On the 21st anniversary of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, Lebanon reflects on the deep impact of the event on its political landscape and social fabric.
Nabu Museum: A Cultural Memory That Could Rescue What Politics Failed in Lebanon
The Nabu Museum in northern Lebanon serves as a cultural space, addressing the nation’s historical memory amidst political challenges.
Sled helmet in memory of Ukrainian athletes banned
A sled helmet created to honor Ukrainian athletes has been banned in Iceland.
The memory of the PSOE and González's questions are a nuisance for Sánchez: "Are we foolish?"
The PSOE faces internal dissent as former President Felipe González criticizes current leader Pedro Sánchez, indicating a growing divide within the party.
How to Fight Against Nostalgic Optimism
The author reflects on the tendency of older generations to view the past positively and criticize the present, a phenomenon known as declinism, which he finds is starting to affect his own perceptions as he approaches his forties.
And as every year, the denialist hatred returns: this is how the memory of those who were killed is scarred
As the Day of Remembrance approaches, debates erupt in Italy about the historical narratives surrounding the victims of the foibe and the exodus of Istrians, Rijeka residents, and Dalmatians, highlighting tensions between different political factions.
Soviet Nostalgia: Lenin - Forever Alive
The article discusses how, after the Perestroika period, Russia seemed ready to move on from the cult of Lenin, but Putin has revived it for his memory politics.
I am 100 years old and ringing the alarm. A fighter warns: They are waiting for us to die
Stefan Meissner, a 100-year-old Warsaw Uprising veteran living in Canada, expresses concern over troubling figures in Poland and the potential fading of historical memory as aging veterans pass away.
Memory Politics: "The Places Where the Violence Was Planned Are in Germany"
The German government's official memory policy, outlined in the 'Memorial Sites Concept,' has so far focused on Nazi and GDR dictatorship, with new efforts to include colonial crimes initiated by former Culture Minister Claudia Roth and now revised by her successor Wolfram Weimer.
Political Scientist on Memory Politics: "The Past is Not a Foreign Place, Not Another Country"
Vladimir Tismăneanu, a researcher on communism and fascism, expresses concern over Romania's approach to memory politics amid the influence of leaders like Trump and Putin.
Vox forces the Popular Party to extend the Valencia Province budget with a 230 million cut
Vox has declined to support new budgets for Valencia Province, leading to a decree extending the current budget with a reduction of 230 million euros due to disagreements over allocations for historical memory and equality.
The National Court approves Robles' decision to remove Franco's name from a Legión flag
The National Court upheld Minister of Defense Margarita Robles' 2023 decision to rename the Commander Franco Flag of the Gran Capitan Tercio, backing the change under the Democratic Memory Law.
Museums and politics: From the vandalism of the National Gallery to the glamorous opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum
This article discusses how museums can become battlegrounds of ideology and conflict, shaping cultural memory and historical narrative during times of political and military violence.