This essay discusses the establishment of the earliest museums in South Asia in the 19th and 20th centuries, and how they emerged as British imperial projects to secure colonial interests. For decolonizing curatorial practices, this recognition is crucial.
Far-right parties have risen to power in European politics, which has enabled the adoption of their principles across the continent’s political landscape. This publication examines their impact and influence going forward.
Examining the EU’s application of “strategic autonomy” to its green energy policies, this Essay argues that the European Green Deal, adopted in 2020, is an economic strategy as much as it is an action plan for fighting climate change.
After the refugee crisis of 2015-2016 in Europe, the mandate and budget of Frontex, the European Border Control and Coast Guard Agency, was expanded significantly with the purpose of increasing internal security.
Dr. Ida Zilio-Grandi, inaugural director of the Italian Cultural Institute in Abu Dhabi, reflects on why, in 2020, the Italian government decided to open the Gulf’s first and only Italian cultural center in the UAE.
