Theme overview

‘Everything that held us together as a people is now in ruins’

‘A Hungarian in Ukraine today is seen as an enemy’

Political tensions between Budapest and Kiev are escalating. The Hungarian minority in Ukraine is caught in the middle.

‘The gap between election rhetoric and much-needed policies is widening’

Cycling through Israeli nature parks, where forests cover the ruins of Palestinian villages

‘The need for in-depth journalism is increasing, as is its value’

Thanks in part to AI, the amount of superficial information disguised as journalism will increase even more briskly.

‘Belgium in danger of missing the train of truth and reconciliation’

‘The super-rich choose their own place in the world – and pay for it’

"I was a rebel from the very beginning": Libya through the eyes of journalist Taziri al-Omrani

Comic book author Barrack Rima: “Liberation is a path that never ends, we are never completely free”

From tomato picker to contemporary Jesus. ‘We need each other to tackle inequality’

Bosnian students’ long fight against segregated schools

Yasmin Nair: ‘Critique on identity politics should be about power’

Isabel Allende: Fiction is true, fake news is censorship

On the 24th of March Isabel Allende received an honorary doctorate from the University of Ghent.

Muslim women in Sarajevo: ‘Our starting point is a prejudice against us, this makes us stronger’