“Each community wants its own victimhood to be heard, understood and acknowledged. And the more they feel that they are pushed into one category, or that their own suffering is not being taken seriously either by their counterparts, by their co-nationals or by the Iraqi government, the more feelings of alienation are likely to prevail over feelings of belonging to the state as equal citizens.”

Este miércoles, la escritora y ex columnista E. Jean Carroll testificó en su demanda por agresión y difamación contra el expresidente Donald Trump, acusándolo de haberla violado en un vestidor de una tienda de Nueva York en 1996.

Tras pasar por Roma, Berlín y París, el presidente de Ucrania, Volodimir Zelenski, llegó a Londres, mientras Ucrania se prepara para intensificar la actividad militar ante la agresión rusa.

In this episode of The Conversation Weekly, we speak with three researchers who study how climate research is funded to find out whether the pomp and circumstance of these prizes outweighs the actual research they fund, or whether they actually play an important role in the larger effort to find climate solutions.

Ireland and England face common problems with homelessness and a burgeoning but unsustainable private rental sector. Simplistic supply and demand slogans belittle the part played by private rentals within a complex housing system. In fact, the interaction between social housing availability, financialisation and decades of unfit housing policies have created a unique scenario of homelessness in both countries.

El Gobierno de Meloni se siente incómodo con la celebración de la fiesta de la liberación de Italia del fascismo. Ignazio La Russa, presidente del Senado y segundo cargo del Estado, tiene planeado celebrar el mismo día la resistencia antisoviética en Praga.