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Leipzig Book Prize 2025 Nominees Announced
The 2025 Leipzig Book Prize nominees, announced March 5th, include Christian Kracht, Wolf Haas, and Kristine Bilkau for fiction; works on Russian propaganda and a Belarusian anthology on Nazi-burned villages for non-fiction; and translations from Polish, English, Italian, and Belarusian.
Leipzig Book Prize 2025 Nominees Announced
The 2025 Leipzig Book Prize nominees, announced March 5th, include Christian Kracht, Wolf Haas, and Kristine Bilkau for fiction; works on Russian propaganda and a Belarusian anthology on Nazi-burned villages for non-fiction; and translations from Polish, English, Italian, and Belarusian.
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Black Bag": Spy Thriller Reimagines Espionage Through Marital Dynamics
Black Bag", directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett, follows a married couple working for the Secret Intelligence Service investigating a leaked security device, using a truth serum during a dinner party with suspects to uncover the leak, while their own rela...
Black Bag": Spy Thriller Reimagines Espionage Through Marital Dynamics
Black Bag", directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett, follows a married couple working for the Secret Intelligence Service investigating a leaked security device, using a truth serum during a dinner party with suspects to uncover the leak, while their own rela...
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Mäkelä's Orchestre de Paris in Amsterdam: Energetic but Imprecise
Klaus Mäkelä's Orchestre de Paris performed in Amsterdam on March 5th, 2025, showcasing Ravel, Stravinsky, and Mussorgsky; while the performance was energetic, it lacked the precision of earlier shows in the tour, raising questions about Mäkelä's future with the Concertgebouworkest.
Mäkelä's Orchestre de Paris in Amsterdam: Energetic but Imprecise
Klaus Mäkelä's Orchestre de Paris performed in Amsterdam on March 5th, 2025, showcasing Ravel, Stravinsky, and Mussorgsky; while the performance was energetic, it lacked the precision of earlier shows in the tour, raising questions about Mäkelä's future with the Concertgebouworkest.
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Oscars Spotlight Latin American Disappearances, Impunity
The Academy Awards recognized two films, "I'm Still Here" (Brazil) and "Emilia Pérez" (Mexico), highlighting the ongoing issue of disappearances in Latin America and the impunity surrounding these crimes, prompting renewed calls for justice and accountability.
Oscars Spotlight Latin American Disappearances, Impunity
The Academy Awards recognized two films, "I'm Still Here" (Brazil) and "Emilia Pérez" (Mexico), highlighting the ongoing issue of disappearances in Latin America and the impunity surrounding these crimes, prompting renewed calls for justice and accountability.
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China Repatriates 41 Cultural Relics from the U.S.
China is bringing home 41 cultural relics and artworks from the U.S. after their handover by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office; the collection includes jade artifacts, pottery, porcelain, bronze wares and spans various historical periods, reflecting strengthened Sino-U.S. cooperation in cultu...
China Repatriates 41 Cultural Relics from the U.S.
China is bringing home 41 cultural relics and artworks from the U.S. after their handover by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office; the collection includes jade artifacts, pottery, porcelain, bronze wares and spans various historical periods, reflecting strengthened Sino-U.S. cooperation in cultu...
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Liu Jiakun Wins 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize
Chinese architect Liu Jiakun won the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize for his innovative approach to urban design, integrating architecture with local culture and community needs across more than 30 projects in China over four decades.
Liu Jiakun Wins 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize
Chinese architect Liu Jiakun won the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize for his innovative approach to urban design, integrating architecture with local culture and community needs across more than 30 projects in China over four decades.
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Rome Exhibit Showcases Italian Women's Path to Suffrage
Municipality 1 in Rome hosts "Il Valore Invisibile", a free exhibit until March 31st, showcasing Italian women's fight for suffrage using historical images from the Parisio Archive, donated by Stefano Fittipaldi, in collaboration with the Tu – Tutte Unite Association.

Rome Exhibit Showcases Italian Women's Path to Suffrage
Municipality 1 in Rome hosts "Il Valore Invisibile", a free exhibit until March 31st, showcasing Italian women's fight for suffrage using historical images from the Parisio Archive, donated by Stefano Fittipaldi, in collaboration with the Tu – Tutte Unite Association.
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Kissing: A Non-Universal Cultural Practice
A Sapiens magazine study reveals that kissing is not a universal human behavior, with less than half of 150 cultures studied engaging in it; prevalence correlates with social class stratification, suggesting complex evolutionary and social factors. Alternative theories propose origins in insect remo...

Kissing: A Non-Universal Cultural Practice
A Sapiens magazine study reveals that kissing is not a universal human behavior, with less than half of 150 cultures studied engaging in it; prevalence correlates with social class stratification, suggesting complex evolutionary and social factors. Alternative theories propose origins in insect remo...
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Iranian Filmmakers Face Trial for "My Favourite Cake" Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
The filmmakers and lead actress of the award-winning Iranian film "My Favourite Cake" are on trial in Tehran for allegedly violating public morality and propagating anti-regime propaganda, reflecting the ongoing crackdown on artistic freedom and dissent following the 2022 protests.

Iranian Filmmakers Face Trial for "My Favourite Cake" Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
The filmmakers and lead actress of the award-winning Iranian film "My Favourite Cake" are on trial in Tehran for allegedly violating public morality and propagating anti-regime propaganda, reflecting the ongoing crackdown on artistic freedom and dissent following the 2022 protests.
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Black Inc. Faces Backlash Over AI Training Data Deal
Black Inc., publisher of The Saturday Paper, is facing backlash for requesting authors' consent to use their works for AI training, offering a 50/50 revenue split, raising concerns about author exploitation and the future of authorship.

Black Inc. Faces Backlash Over AI Training Data Deal
Black Inc., publisher of The Saturday Paper, is facing backlash for requesting authors' consent to use their works for AI training, offering a 50/50 revenue split, raising concerns about author exploitation and the future of authorship.
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Preserving Vanishing Jewish Histories in Small Towns
This article discusses the efforts of local institutions and rural newspapers to preserve the disappearing histories of Jewish communities in small towns across America and Wales, highlighting the importance of this work in combating antisemitism and promoting inclusive historical understanding.

Preserving Vanishing Jewish Histories in Small Towns
This article discusses the efforts of local institutions and rural newspapers to preserve the disappearing histories of Jewish communities in small towns across America and Wales, highlighting the importance of this work in combating antisemitism and promoting inclusive historical understanding.
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Secret Tunnels Discovered Beneath Milan's Sforza Castle, Confirming da Vinci Design
Researchers used non-invasive surveys to discover a network of secret underground tunnels beneath Milan's Sforza Castle, confirming a 1495 Leonardo da Vinci design and potentially used by soldiers for defense, adding a new layer to understanding Renaissance military engineering and the castle's hist...

Secret Tunnels Discovered Beneath Milan's Sforza Castle, Confirming da Vinci Design
Researchers used non-invasive surveys to discover a network of secret underground tunnels beneath Milan's Sforza Castle, confirming a 1495 Leonardo da Vinci design and potentially used by soldiers for defense, adding a new layer to understanding Renaissance military engineering and the castle's hist...
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28% Bias Score
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