I am a journalist and film critic based in Cork, Ireland.

I currently work as a foreign correspondent for the EU-funded press agency Cineuropa. I regularly write reviews, interviews, news and industry report about Irish and European cinemas. I provide extensive coverage of international film ...

Teemu Nikki’s screwball comedy 100 Litres of Gold and a raft of new Nordic projects heading to Tallinn

31 Oct 2024  |  Nordisk Film & TV Fond  |  English  |  Comedy

The 2024 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival will feature a diverse array of films, including Teemu Nikki's screwball comedy '100 Litres of Gold' from Finland, which will have its international premiere at the festival. The event will also showcase the WWII drama 'Never Alone' and a variety of new Nordic projects, including the mystery-drama 'Valhalla Project' and the comedy-drama 'The Woman I Think About at Night'. The festival will host several industry events, including the TV Beats Screening Day and the Baltic Event Co-Production Market, highlighting the Nordic region's cinematic contributions.

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Lise Alves is a freelance journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil. My stories have appeared in The Rio Times, CNS, The Art Newspaper, The Lancet, The Guardian, and EarthBeat. I write about social issues, environment, science, politics and travel. I have also produced pieces for Deutsche Welle Radio, ...

Brutalism meets art in São Paulo pop-up exhibitions

11 Sept 2024  |  www.theartnewspaper.com  |  English  |  Exhibitions

A series of pop-up exhibitions in São Paulo, Brazil, showcases contemporary art within two Brutalist houses designed by architects Ruy Ohtake and Chu Ming Silveira. The exhibitions, part of the annual Aberto series launched by London-based art adviser Filipe Assis, aim to connect art, architecture, and design. The curators, including Kiki Mazzucchelli and Claudia Moreira Salles, emphasize the unique experience of viewing art in residential spaces. The Silveira house features works by artists who gained recognition later in life, while the Ohtake home focuses on contemporary artists with newly commissioned pieces. The exhibitions face challenges due to heritage restrictions but offer a distinct perspective on art placement.

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Igboeli Arinze is an accomplished public affairs analyst and newspaper columnist  with over a thousand articles to his credit. He is presently the Managing Editor of Hawkeye Communications, publishers of realpoliticsnigeria.ng, nzogbunzogbu.ng, TTP.ng,.Anambratimes.com and Busybody. He also writes ...

Mr President, I disagree!!!

30 Aug 2024  |  The Nation Newspaper  |  English  |  Constitutional Restructuring

The article criticizes President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for not prioritizing the restructuring of Nigeria, despite his previous support for it. The author expresses disappointment in Tinubu's focus on economic restructuring over constitutional reform, arguing that both should be pursued simultaneously. The piece references historical examples of Nigerian administrations balancing political and economic reforms and calls for immediate action to address the nation's challenges through a new constitution.

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Michele Bertelli is a journalist based in Milan, Italy.

Journalist, video producer and communication consultant with 10 years of experience, I have been reporting on international news, migration, development, health, human rights and the climate crisis in Italy, Latin America and South Sudan. ...

How a teenager’s death drew attention to human rights concerns in Ecuador

11 Jun 2024  |  www.aljazeera.com  |  English  |  Organized Crime

The death of 19-year-old Carlos Javier Vega in Guayaquil, Ecuador, has sparked national attention on human rights concerns amid President Daniel Noboa's security measures. Vega was killed by military gunfire at a checkpoint, with the military labeling him a terrorist. His family and human rights advocates dispute this, alleging excessive force and human rights violations. Human Rights Watch has called the incident an extrajudicial execution and criticized Noboa's policies for failing to dismantle organized crime while increasing human rights abuses. The Attorney General’s Office is investigating the incident, and the Vega family seeks justice.

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Career spot and breaking news reporter (CBS, CNN), now freelance in a chronically undercovered region.  I started my career in radio, but now I've added a full array of tools for "backpack reporting."  Mostly in Tijuana and San Diego, California, but extremely mobile.

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UCSD School of Medicine Awarded $8 Million to Understand Genetic Foundations of Addiction

28 Oct 2024  |  Times of San Diego  |  English  |  Public Health

The University of California, San Diego School of Medicine has been awarded an $8 million grant by the National Institute on Drug Abuse to study the genetic foundations of addiction. The research aims to understand why some individuals are more susceptible to addiction, using rats to explore genetic differences. The project involves collaboration with researchers from Wake Forest University, Seattle Children’s Research Institute, and the University of Washington School of Medicine. The findings are expected to contribute to more personalized and effective treatments for substance use disorders.

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Tony Dunnell is a freelance writer based in Tarapoto, Peru. He has traveled extensively throughout Peru, writing about every aspect of the country, including tourist attractions, food and drink, Peruvian culture and the history of Peru.

Surprising Hobbies of U.S. Presidents

03 Oct 2024  |  History Facts  |  English  |  Historical Figures

The article explores the unique and surprising hobbies of various U.S. presidents, highlighting how they found respite from their demanding roles. John Quincy Adams enjoyed skinny-dipping, Abraham Lincoln was a wrestler and cat lover, Calvin Coolidge rode a mechanical horse, John F. Kennedy collected model ships and scrimshaw, Richard Nixon was an avid bowler, and Bill Clinton is obsessed with crossword puzzles. These hobbies reflect the personal interests and stress-relief activities of the presidents, offering a glimpse into their private lives beyond their public duties.

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Yüksel Durgut  is a journalist based in Dortmund, Germany. He is in the fields since 1994. He worked for a Turkish News Agency. He covered Afghanistan and Pakistan about ten years. He wrote four books and hundreds of documentaries for many TV channels.

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The Fate of the World’s Election: Hope or Fear?

04 Nov 2024  |  Politurco.com  |  English  |  Israel-Palestine Conflict

The 2024 U.S. presidential election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is seen as a pivotal moment with global implications. The election could reshape U.S. domestic and foreign policy, particularly concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict and America's role in the world. Trump's controversial rhetoric and policies are criticized, while Harris faces scrutiny for her stance on key issues. The election's outcome could influence the future of liberal democracy, international relations, and economic policies, with significant consequences for both America and the world.

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Freelance journalist: science, culture, technology, travel, education & personal essays for National Geographic, SmithsonianMag, Aeon, GOOD, Discover, BBC Wildlife, Psychologies, Huck, Matador Network and more. Digital media professional: video, photography and web. I am location independent and ...

Security via AI

20 Nov 2024  |  cacm.acm.org  |  English  |  Artificial Intelligence

The article discusses the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity, highlighting how both threat actors and cybersecurity vendors are leveraging AI to enhance their operations. It outlines the advancements in AI-enabled security products by companies like Palo Alto Networks and Microsoft, emphasizing the speed and effectiveness of generative AI in identifying and neutralizing threats. The text also addresses the potential risks and limitations of AI in cybersecurity, such as the lack of explainability and the possibility of false positives. Experts from organizations like IDC and Deloitte provide insights into the current state and future prospects of AI in the cybersecurity market, while vendors acknowledge the need for human oversight in AI-driven security systems.

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Oliver Farry is an Irish journalist based in Paris, newly relocated after six years in Hong Kong. He has worked  with France 24, Radio France Internationale, the South China Morning Post, TV5MONDE, the BBC, TG4 (Ireland) and RTÉ. Oliver's freelance bylines include the Guardian, The Irish Times, the ...

One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This and The World after Gaza: holding the West to account

15 Feb 2025  |  The Irish Times  |  English  |  Media Criticism

Omar El Akkad's book 'One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This' critiques Western complicity and silence regarding Israel's actions in Gaza, highlighting media biases and institutional reluctance to challenge pro-Israel narratives. Pankaj Mishra's 'The World After Gaza' explores the historical and intellectual roots of Zionism and Western support for Israel, critiquing the instrumentalization of the Holocaust and colonial legacies. Both authors argue that Western attitudes towards Gaza and colonialism remain unchanged, with implications for international relations and perceptions in the Global South.

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Yuval Abraham Omar El Akkad Pankaj Mishra Evan Gershkovich Linda Thomas-Greenfield Angela Merkel Jean Améry Manès Sperber Peter Gay Hannah Arendt Karl Jaspers Claudia Roth Basle Adra Ursula von der Leyen Primo Levi

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Carmen Gentile has written for some of the world’s leading publications including the New York Times, TIME, Newsweek, USA Today and many others. He has also produced online video reporting for The Times and TIME. He also regularly produces radio reports and has published numerous photos with his ...

Harris implores Americans to embrace “joy” and freedom by rejecting Trump

23 Aug 2024  |  postindustrial.com  |  English  |  Trump Administration

Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention, urging Americans to reject divisiveness and embrace freedom and joy by sidelining Donald Trump. Harris emphasized the importance of democracy over tyranny, criticizing Trump's past actions and warning against his potential return. The convention highlighted optimism and unity, with notable speeches from figures like Michelle Obama, who called for bipartisan cooperation. The event underscored the Democratic Party's commitment to democratic values and the dangers posed by Trump's proposed policies, such as 'Project 2025'.

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Moses Havyarimana is a journalist based in Bujumbura, Burundi.

Ghana’s parliament standoff continues

24 Oct 2024  |  www.voaafrica.com  |  English  |  Elections

The political standoff in Ghana's parliament persists as the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) remain at odds. The conflict arose after the speaker declared four parliamentary seats vacant due to party affiliation changes, shifting the majority to the opposition. The NPP accuses the NDC of leveraging the situation to gain an advantage in the upcoming December 2024 elections. Abraham Amaliba from the NDC suggests a negotiated settlement is necessary.

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Cindy Ladage is a journalist based in Virden, United States of America.  Cindy is a columnist for Farm World, her column is Wrenching Tales and it focuses on antique tractors, literature, memorabilia and toys. She also provides features about medical and agricultural subjects. Cindy also writes for ...

A Southern Road Trip

04 May 2024  |  travelingadventuresofafarmgirl.com  |  English  |  Agriculture

The article narrates a road trip through the southern United States, highlighting visits to historical and agricultural sites. Key stops include Patti's 1880's Settlement Restaurant in Kentucky, the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, and the Homeplace 1850's Working Farm in Tennessee. The trip also features the Tennessee Agricultural Museum's Spring Crank Up 2024 event, showcasing antique tractors and promoting agricultural education. The journey concludes with a visit to the Jefferson Davis Monument in Kentucky, exploring its historical significance. The narrative blends personal experiences with historical insights, emphasizing the cultural and educational value of the trip.

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I'm a Mogadishu based freelance multimedia journalist covering Somalia for the NYTimes. MA in Journalism and communications at Mogadishu university.

John Barorot: Uasin Gishu Deputy Governor Resigns After Landing International CEO Job

19 Aug 2024  |  whownskenya.com  |  English  |  Career Transition

John Barorot, the Deputy Governor of Uasin Gishu, has resigned to take up a CEO position at an international ICT company, a move described as a blessing for the region. Governor Jonathan Bii, who has had a history of political challenges, acknowledged Barorot's decision, emphasizing the importance of seizing time-bound opportunities. Bii's political journey, marked by previous electoral defeats, culminated in his current role as governor, drawing parallels to Abraham Lincoln's career.

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Lice Movono is a Suva-based multiplatform journalist, communications specialist and media skills trainer with over two decades of experience covering the South Pacific, particularly Fiji, for including reporting for international outlets including ABC, RNZ, Al Jazeera, The Guardian among other ...

Vanuatu Govt reshuffle sees departure of Ralph Regenvanu

12 Aug 2024  |  www.abc.net.au  |  English  |  Minimum Wage in Samoa

A sudden reshuffle in Vanuatu's government has led to the departure of Climate Minister Ralph Regenvanu, following the Union of Moderates Political Party's exit from the government. In Samoa, the minimum wage has been increased by one tala, though opinions are divided on its sufficiency. A new township is planned in Mulitaka, Enga Province, to accommodate families displaced by a landslide. In Tonga, there are ongoing complaints about the lack of regulation over whale watching operators, prompting a petition for government action. Additionally, a high chief in Vanuatu calls for the removal of a sacred head-dress from the National Museum, citing cultural degradation. Meanwhile, I-Kiribati citizens are preparing to vote in their national election.

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Emeka Nwokocha is a journalist and Senior Correspondent at TheBrief Online News Platform. He brings his honed expertise in news reportage and feature writing to bear on his current job. His area of specialty includes politics, governance, economy, gender inequality and human rights. He is a ...

Flood Alert: Lopeng Energy In Collaboration With NDDC Holds Sensitization Campaign In Delta Communities, Proffers Measures To Prevent and Combat Flood

17 Sept 2024  |  www.thebrief.com.ng  |  English  |  Climate Change

Lopeng Energy Limited, in collaboration with the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), organized a two-day flood sensitization campaign in Delta State, Nigeria, to educate communities on flood prevention and mitigation. The event, attended by over 200 participants, emphasized the importance of community action and preparation in combating floods. Key speakers from various agencies highlighted the role of climate change and the need for environmental protection. The campaign is part of a broader initiative across the Niger Delta region to equip communities with the necessary knowledge to prevent and manage floods.

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Daniele Pagani is a journalist based in Amman, Jordan. He has a decade experience in writing, shooting, on camera pieces, video editing, packaging and reporting in area of crisis and conflict zones.

They are the best players of the first half of Serie A

15 Jan 2025  |  Esquire  |  Italian  |  Sports

The first half of the 2024/25 Serie A season has been highly competitive, with Napoli, Atalanta, and Inter leading the race for the Scudetto. Key players include David de Gea, who has excelled as a goalkeeper for Fiorentina, and Alessandro Buongiorno, who has strengthened Napoli's defense. Nicolò Barella remains a standout midfielder for Inter, while Marcus Thuram has been a crucial forward for the team. The article highlights these players' contributions and the overall competitiveness of the league.

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I am freelance journalist based in Patna, India. I write in English. I have so far written for Forbes India, The Wire, Firstpost, M3 India. Newslaundry and others. I can also work as a fixer for correspondents who want to do stories in Bihar.

The Science of Self-Motivation: Understanding What Drives Us

09 Oct 2024  |  medium.com  |  English  |  Personal Growth

Self-motivation is crucial for personal growth and achievement, driven by intrinsic factors like personal interests and values. Psychological theories such as Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, Self-Determination Theory, and Goal-Setting Theory provide insights into self-motivation. Neurological factors, including dopamine and brain structures like the prefrontal cortex, play a role in motivation. Factors influencing self-motivation include mindset, self-efficacy, and environment. Strategies to cultivate self-motivation include setting clear goals, fostering a growth mindset, creating a supportive environment, and practicing self-compassion. Overcoming barriers like fear of failure and procrastination is essential for sustaining motivation.

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Jeremy Robson is a European journalist mainly focusing on video production and video journalism. He also has a passion for, and experience with, working on environmental topics as well as human rights, war and conflict, technology and innovation.

Trump's Attack on DEI

01 Feb 2025  |  Public Seminar  |  English  |  Political Leadership

The article critiques Donald Trump's executive orders against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, arguing that they undermine efforts to promote equality and inclusivity in the United States. It contrasts Trump's approach with past presidents who used executive orders to address inequities and reinforce democratic norms. The article suggests that Trump's policies foster exclusion and perpetuate existing inequities, challenging the notion that all citizens possess equal moral worth. It calls for contesting Trump's rhetoric and policies to create a more inclusive and democratic republic.

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Shevlin Sebastian is a feature writer based in Kochi, India. He is also an author of children's books and true crime. He has a story-telling ability. This has helped him in writing engaging articles that are simple and readable.

Dermatologist's satirical reels go viral, garnering millions of views

13 Jul 2024  |  www.newindianexpress.com  |  English  |  Viral Content

Anil Abraham, a dermatologist from Bengaluru, has gained viral fame on Instagram with his satirical reels, amassing millions of views. His humorous takes on prominent figures and everyday situations, often inspired by current events and personal experiences, have resonated with audiences. Abraham's spontaneous and unscripted approach to comedy, combined with his professional background, provides a unique blend of humor and insight. His content, which began as a way to uplift spirits during the pandemic, continues to entertain and engage viewers worldwide.

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Simon Thompson is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America. Specialize in entertainment - film, TV and music - working extensively across TV, digital, radio and print. Works with, or has worked with E! News, Reuters, BBC, Forbes, ITN, Sky News, Euronews, 5 News, RTL, Al Jazeera, ...

Celtic Connections review — birthday party bursts with pride

18 Jan 2025  |  www.thetimes.com  |  English  |  Celtic Music

The Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow showcased a diverse range of performances, from the soulful Glasgow Piping Quintet to the nostalgic Bluebells. While the event highlighted the challenges of blending various artists and styles, it excelled when expanding its focus beyond Glasgow, notably with Abraham Cupeiro's performance from Galicia and the Orchestral Qawwali Project's fusion of Indian classical music with Scottish traditional sounds. Despite some mismatches in mood, the festival celebrated its Celtic roots while embracing global connections.

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Charles Tjatindi is a journalist based in Windhoek, Namibia. I have a deep passion for community reporting, with a strong focus on developmental journalism. I also write a lot on another greater passion of mine - agriculture.

American officials to help investigate aircraft crash

03 May 2024  |  www.namibian.com.na  |  English  |  Investigation

American officials will join the investigation of an aircraft crash in Pionierspark, Windhoek, which resulted in three fatalities. Magnus Abraham from the Ministry of Works' Directorate of Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigations confirmed their participation.

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Timoci Vula is a journalist based in Suva - City Center, Fiji.

FCCC commends green hydrogen project

28 Nov 2024  |  The Fiji Times  |  English  |  Climate Change

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) has praised a pioneering green hydrogen project involving the shipment of hydrogen from New Zealand to Fiji and the launch of a hydrogen dual-fuel generator in Lautoka. This initiative, supported by Japan's Ministry of Environment, aims to enhance sustainable energy solutions in Fiji, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and promote energy security. The project integrates a green supply chain using geothermal power to produce hydrogen, which is then used to power a dual-fuel generator, lowering greenhouse gas emissions. FCCC CEO Joel Abraham highlighted the project's role in achieving Fiji's climate goals and fostering energy independence.

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Andy Wasley is a freelance videographer, photographer and writer based in London.

Andy's videography and news photography cover current affairs stories including arts and culture, politics, protests, the environment and sports. As a PA Media freelance he has covered major news events from Brexit ...

Government says it will not 'water down' decision to stop winter fuel payments

11 Sept 2024  |  The Mirror  |  English  |  UK Politics

The UK government, led by Labour's Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves, is committed to ending winter fuel payments for many pensioners, despite opposition from some Labour MPs and concerns for the elderly. The policy aims to address a £22bn deficit in public finances by means-testing the benefit, potentially saving £1.5b annually. The decision has faced criticism from Age UK and dissent within Labour ranks, but the government maintains it is necessary for economic stability. The policy was upheld in a parliamentary vote, with some MPs abstaining in protest.

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UK based freelance journalist specialising in travel, tourism, luxury, food/retail, hospitality, hotels, business, commerce, leisure, horticulture.  As a travel journalist I cover most areas of the world and write regularly for a wide range of publications, websites and companies including Group ...

Bavinck warned that without Christianity, racism and nationalism would increase

16 Jul 2024  |  www.hechoencalifornia1010.com  |  Spanish  |  Christianity

Herman Bavinck, a Dutch theologian, warned that the decline of Christianity would lead to increased racism and nationalism. His works, including 'Reformed Dogmatics' and 'Christian Worldview,' highlight the dangers of ideologies that emerged in early 20th-century Germany, which later influenced the Nazi regime. Bavinck argued that the unity and diversity of humanity are best understood through a Christian worldview, which counters supremacist ideologies. His insights remain relevant in today's polarized political climate, emphasizing the need for a transcendent moral foundation.

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