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Democracy on the Edge: What Charlie Kirk’s Killing Reveals About the US Political and Societal Climate Today
The bullet that killed Charlie Kirk did more than end a life. It exposed a nation already bleeding from within. I realized how deep the wound had become last week while standing in the backyard of a house party in Santa Barbara. The music was loud and the conversations drifted from finals to travel plans. Everything felt light until someone mentioned Kirk’s assassination. One guest immediately laughed and celebrated his death as if it were a joke, reenacting the moment Kirk w
Jacob Reploh
Nov 21


Geopolitics of Film: The Case of The Battle of Chile
Eyes on Chilean Cinema Allende making a speech. Photo taken from the Battle of Chile, The Coup d’Etat by Patricio Guzmán / Atacama Productions / ICAIC - Instituto Cubano de Arte e Industria Cinematográfico. Por la razón o la fuerza. By reason or by force. This proverb is Chile's national motto, reflecting the Chilean republic's desire to assert its right to exist in the face of the colonising powers of the 19th century. Chile shall defend its rights through diplomacy and re
Eleonore Dlugosz Donnen
Nov 19


Beneath the Veil of Dictatorship: Duty of Remembrance in Chile
With the Chilean presidential elections being held tomorrow, November 16 will be an important day for Chile. A Marxist communist president may be elected, the first since Salvador Allende ( 1970-1973 ); his legacy brings back painful memories to the coup d’état before the violent dictatorship . To honor and remember the victims of these frightful years, a museum was created, instilling their legacy in a national one. I will showcase the archives of the Museum of Memory and Hu
Eleonore Dlugosz Donnen
Nov 15


Place to Stay: Creating Community Through Art
Figure 1 : Place to Stay Music Festival at the B, Maastricht, September 12th 2025 Picture: Camiel van der Heijden “Essentially, what it comes down to is community, ” says Yvette Ojo. “ That is the aim of Place to Stay. ” Music, art, and compassion. These are the building blocks of the recently founded Maastricht collective. Through their festivals, Place to Stay turns creativity into an act of care, developing spaces where art meets solidarity and where people come together
Dominique Berendsen
Nov 13
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