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Russia’s wartime economy is getting weaker as the war in Ukraine approaches its fourth anniversary, according to a recent report by PeaceRep, a research group led by the University of Edinburgh. The r...
It is no surprise that the Ukraine negotiations are, once again, stuck on territorial issues. You do not need to look far to see the problem. US Vice President J.D. Vance has recently said, ...
As the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) moves from law enforcement into energy and tech, the line between national security and corporate profit is blurring, undermining Vietnam’s claims to market-ec...
Few subjects today get more attention or generate more anxiety in the West than artificial intelligence, particularly the prospect of artificial general intelligence, or AGI, a hypothetical system tha...
For us linguists, the flurry of “word of the year” announcements from dictionaries and publishers is a holiday tradition as anticipated as mince pies. The words of the year aren’t just a fun peek into...
US President Donald Trump has signaled in an interview with the Wall Street Journal he is close to announcing his pick for the next chair of the US Federal Reserve. With inflation again increasing ami...
The Los Angeles-based artist on the strange magic of liminal spaces, her ‘absurdist arc’, Illuminati memes and building out her world collaboratively
Pia Paulina Guilmoth and Jesse Bull Saffire’s new photo book transforms found images into a disjointed history of rural Maine
As tensions with China escalate, some Taiwanese rappers are using hip-hop as a vessel for championing national pride and radical politics
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After a career making custom pieces for Lady Gaga and Beyoncé, Sorcha O’Raghallaigh brought her couture-grade embroidery to the Swedish pop star’s tour
From the Mexico-US borderlands to the apartments of fashion obsessives in Tokyo, this year has been filled with photo projects that reimagine the world’s places and people
We speak with mutual aid groups working on the ground about the extreme weather battering the strip and why, despite the ‘ceasefire’, conditions haven’t improved
We close out the year with six photo stories that encapsulate the past year and the seminal moments for our global Dazed Club community
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The Swedish activist was taken into police custody this morning for holding a banner reading ‘I support Palestine Action prisoners. I oppose genocide’
Mary Anne Carter led the National Endowment for the Arts during Trump’s first presidency.
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