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Buen texto sobre Orban y la paradoja de que su nacionalismo ultra termine dentro de una internacional ultra
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Entretien très intéressant sur les raisons de la chute d'Orbán. Le génie tactique du petit État européen qui joue les grandes puissances l'une contre l'autre exige de s'internationaliser, et c'est en devenant lui-même un "mondialiste" qu'il s'est coupé de sa base.
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This is the essay that got me to subscribe to Equator journal. Fascinating reading on the imploding systems of the US.
Thank-you @clubded.bsky.social & @equatormag.bsky.social
Voices from the Middle Zone.
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Pankaj Mishra and @naomiaklein.bsky.social discuss how modern fascisms differ from those of the mid-20th century -- and how US tech firms are complicit in the dystopias of today. Find us on any major podcast app of your choice. Visit us at www.equator.org/podcasts to know more.
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“One thing is for certain: today, the old historical narratives, both of progress and revolution, have collapsed. We need to find a new way of thinking about the present – and about the past.”
A fascinating conversation between @adamtooze.bsky.social and Wang Hui: www.equator.org/articles/the...
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“Orbán’s was a regime built on both EU funding and on anti-European rhetoric, all the while attracting non-European allies, whether China or Russia, on the basis that Hungary was the one member state willing to veto EU measures”
Great interview with the insightful Ivan Krastev.
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Great analysis of Orban's defeat from Ivan Krastev c.o. @equatormag.bsky.social www.equator.org/articles/the...
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One of the more exciting journalistic projects right now is @equatormag.bsky.social I don’t have a lot spare but I have put a little $ here.
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"He was for the political right what Castro was for the left" - a conversation with Ivan Krastev on Orban's defeat.
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Lots of cool stuff coming out of Equator, a new mag with an explicitly international outlook that challenges western dominance of culture and society.
This is a fascinating piece on how Switzerland harassed the Yenish and Sinti, two Traveler communities, from 1926-1973.
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"Governments have never used cricket as nakedly as they do now"
@samanthsubramanian.bsky.social and @osmansamiuddin.bsky.social dive into the geopolitical hot mess that is cricket in South Asia today. Find us on any major podcast app of your choice. Visit us to know more.
www.equator.org/podcasts
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Great article by @mona-ali.bsky.social in @equatormag.bsky.social reflecting on geo-political/economic transitions and where we might be with this particular one...
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Equator a traduit en anglais un texte de Mariella Mehr, une des principales écrivaines yéniches, sur les programmes suisses de séparation forcée des familles yéniches.
(accessible gratuitement en s'inscrivant - ou en coupant les javascript avec NoScript par exemple)
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A concise but far-ranging history lesson, including the Suez crisis and (new to me) the 1948 Havana Charter. By Mona Ali:
Hormuz and the end of American hegemony www.equator.org/articles/the...
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Caroline Froh, who translated these texts for Equator, has also translated a book-length collection of Mehr’s short fiction, “Nightmare of the Embryos’’, which was just released by @ndbooks.bsky.social
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“I’ve spent my adult life grappling with the racial hygienists and other people-flayers, until I came to understand that Switzerland is not an island, not at all.” www.equator.org/articles/sto...
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Today we published two newly translated texts by the Swiss-Yenish writer Mariella Mehr, who was separated from her family and grew up in a state-funded social programme. Her letter to her mother is among the most devastating pieces of writing you will read this year.
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"Many in Lebanon have now been displaced for the second time in two years. This is perhaps the most intense weapon in Israel’s arsenal of psychological terrorism," TIMEP's @justinsalhani.bsky.social highlights the stories of those displaced amid the ongoing war: www.equator.org/articles/dea...
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Read @mona-ali.bsky.social’s definitive analysis of the showdown in Hormuz – and how the nations of the global south might seize this moment to shape a new world economic order
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“Everyone today is a disaster correspondent.” Lina Mounzer speaks to Pankaj Mishra about how Western publications narrowed and minimised her writing from the Middle East.
Find us on any major podcast app:
www.equator.org/podcasts
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"Hormuz does not yet signal the end of this hydrocarbon dollar complex, which has always been a combustible mix of power and volatility. But it does reveal the structural changes that would be needed for a hegemonic transition."
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Drop everything you are doing! And read this really interesting piece by @mona-ali.bsky.social www.equator.org/articles/the...
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Two good essays on how the war on Iran advances and clarifies declining US hegemony - clean energy (and China) signposting a way beyond the 'hydrocarbon-dollar trap.'
@mona-ali.bsky.social in @equatormag.bsky.social 1/2
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