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From spaces to places: regenerating Danube villages with place-making

Between depopulation and cultural rediscovery, a network of organizations is attempting to restore meaning and vitality to the peripheral areas of Southeastern Europe. A reportage Almost everything in the Danube Delta unfolds horizontally, at eye level: the village houses, the boats, the faces of the boatmen who guide them. Even …

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When Washington’s practices contradict his designs

Washington wanted to chain the world. He chained himself in a trajectory inverted from his own ambitions. In geopolitics as in history, there is an implacable law: the world does not bend to the desires of those who believe they possess it. History, since 1945, is the cruel and repeated …

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