Historian Timothy Snyder examines how freedom, often taken for granted, is, in reality, a fragile asset that demands constant vigilance and action. In this interview, he reflects on the threats facing modern democracies – from authoritarianism to disinformation – and explores how ...
From pain to living memory in Ukraine
Soon after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russian journalist and documentary filmmaker Katerina Gordeeva travelled to dozens of refugee centres around Europe and Russia to document the brutality of the war. Speaking with Manel Alias, in this session Gordeeva holds out an invitation ...
Presentation of issue 10 of 5W magazine
What does food say about who we are? If the world produces 60% more than humanity needs to feed itself, why are 733 million people starving? We reflect on how food moves the world, from its production, unequal distribution and implications for the planet and for health, to its use as a war weapon or as a meeting place.
As part of the exhibition “Amazons. The Ancestral Future”
Claudi Carreras, the exhibition’s curator, and Andrés Cardona, a photographer from Caquetá, Colombia, have undertaken extensive research and audiovisual documentation on the Amazonian region, which is now on display at the CCCB’s exhibition. In this conversation, they ...
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