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AI could force architects to rethink the value of their profession
AI could force architects to rethink the value of their profession
By Editor on November 7, 2026
Artificial intelligence is challenging the traditional role of architects, but instead of trying to protect tasks that machines can increasingly perform, the profession should reconsider...
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NATO shifts Baltic defence strategy towards stopping Russia at the border
NATO shifts Baltic defence strategy towards stopping Russia at the border
By Editor on November 6, 2026
The alliance is moving from a forward presence to forward defence in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, aiming to prevent Russian forces from entering their territory....
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NATO weighs strategy of striking deep inside Russia
NATO weighs strategy of striking deep inside Russia
By Editor on November 5, 2026
The alliance is shifting towards a more offensive form of deterrence, with military commanders arguing that precision long-range weapons are essential to countering a potential...
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Acemoglu warns Democrats against assuming a return to normal after midterms
Acemoglu warns Democrats against assuming a return to normal after midterms
By Editor on November 5, 2026
The Nobel Prize-winning economist says an electoral defeat for Trump would not be enough to restore liberal democracy. In an interview, he calls for a...
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Europe on high alert after coordinated wave of fake bomb threats and cyberattacks
Europe on high alert after coordinated wave of fake bomb threats and cyberattacks
By Editor on November 5, 2026
False bomb alerts targeted 280 schools in Italy and several flights across Europe, while cyberattacks disrupted supermarket supply chains. Italian authorities suspect a coordinated hostile...
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Former astronaut backs $5bn lunar-themed development planned for Madrid
Former astronaut backs $5bn lunar-themed development planned for Madrid
By Editor on November 7, 2026
Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, who took part in the Artemis 2 mission around the Moon, has joined a $5 billion project proposing a vast residential...
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New York Times nears $330 million acquisition of Letterboxd
New York Times nears $330 million acquisition of Letterboxd
By Editor on November 7, 2026
The New York Times Company is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Letterboxd, the social networking platform for film enthusiasts, in a deal that values the...
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Middle Eastern energy giants accelerate AI investments
Middle Eastern energy giants accelerate AI investments
By Editor on November 7, 2026
Two of the Middle East’s largest energy companies, ADNOC and Saudi Aramco, are stepping up their artificial intelligence investments as the region seeks to strengthen...
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Global markets slide as AI regulation fears trigger tech sell-off
Global markets slide as AI regulation fears trigger tech sell-off
By Editor on November 7, 2026
Global stock markets suffered heavy losses as concerns over tighter artificial intelligence regulations in the United States triggered a broad sell-off in technology shares, wiping...
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Lagarde: Southern Europe has left the PIGS label behind
Lagarde: Southern Europe has left the PIGS label behind
By Editor on November 7, 2026
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain, once grouped under the PIGS label as the eurozone’s weakest economies, are now...
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Posts tagged as “Joachim Trier”

‘The Worst Person in the World stopped me quitting acting’

‘The Worst Person in the World stopped me quitting acting’

By Editor on November 6, 2026

The Norwegian actress says Joachim Trier’s 2021 film transformed her career, arriving just as she was preparing to leave the profession. Renate Reinsve was not…

“Poetry for profundity, non-fiction for knowledge, literary fiction for deep feeling or thinking, commercial fiction for entertainment. All of it for beauty of some sort. All of it to pass the time, in the end.”
“Poetry for profundity, non-fiction for knowledge, literary fiction for deep feeling or thinking, commercial fiction for entertainment. All of it for beauty of some sort. All of it to pass the time, in the end.”
By Fritz Mag on November 8, 2026
Brianna Zimmerman is a writer and international literary scout whose career spans the publishing worlds of London, Dublin and New York. Working at the intersection...
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“The alliance of big tech and far right political leaders is particularly worrying”
“The alliance of big tech and far right political leaders is particularly worrying”
By Fritz Mag on October 18, 2026
Lukas Slothuus is a political researcher at the University of Sussex whose work explores the intersection of climate change, energy policy and political power. His...
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“For me, writing is about craft”
“For me, writing is about craft”
By Fritz Mag on August 16, 2026
Berlin-based writer and poet Nina Hanz spoke with us about her life, work, and what it means to be a reader. Nina is originally from the...
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“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
By Fritz Mag on August 14, 2026
We spoke with Nina Ellis, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the American University in Cairo, about her academic career, her work, and...
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Black Doves returns with another bloody, entertaining season
Black Doves returns with another bloody, entertaining season
By Bart Meijer on November 7, 2026
Netflix’s Black Doves is back for a second season, bringing together Keira Knightley, Ben Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire in a stylish mix of espionage, dark...
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Wild Horse Nine explores the dark legacy of the CIA through Martin McDonagh’s black comedy
Wild Horse Nine explores the dark legacy of the CIA through Martin McDonagh’s black comedy
By Bart Meijer on November 6, 2026
Martin McDonagh returns with a darkly comic story of two CIA agents sent to Easter Island in 1973, as Chile moves towards a military coup....
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Vance positions himself as Trump’s successor after midterm setback
Vance positions himself as Trump’s successor after midterm setback
By Padraic Mallahan on November 6, 2026
The vice president has blamed the Republicans’ midterm losses on the Iran war, signalling a shift in his political strategy as he seeks to preserve...
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A new generation of Democrats sets its sights on the White House
A new generation of Democrats sets its sights on the White House
By I.H. Ozturk on November 6, 2026
The party’s midterm victories have brought a wave of younger politicians to Washington, from Michigan’s first Muslim senator to a Kansas pastor and a former...
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Trump’s political downfall puts his inner circle under pressure
Trump’s political downfall puts his inner circle under pressure
By Andy Osborn on November 6, 2026
The Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory has dealt a major blow to Donald Trump’s political influence, exposing public anger over corruption, economic mismanagement and divisive policies...
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