We certainly gained silence in the apartment and peace in the neighborhood, but in return we lost part of the immediacy of the music and that spontaneous solidarity that arises when everyone, at the same moment, listens and feels the same
Fifty years of one of the greatest rock groups of all time sounds like a reason to celebrate, but also a good time to take stock - to measure the distance between former greatness and the present moment without nostalgia.
What is behind the new business arrangements of the former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov and his alliance with Alex Karp, the head of the American technology giant Palantir
From a sketch in a small room to an indestructible Walking Ghost: how exactly ninety years ago Lee Falk created the myth of the Phantom, the first modern superhero without supernatural powers, founded on family heritage and human vulnerability
In the twenties of the last century, Vienna lived in the hotbed of a system that was bankrupt both morally and economically. A century later, we are once again plagued by the same cracks in today's morally failing system
How are invisible networks of influence and dependence fundamentally changing the Old Continent? Why will Europe, in its search for new bases, have to count on the Balkan region? And where is Serbia in all this?
America's Democratic Socialists and conservative Republicans are waging an epic battle for the soul of the nation and the realization of the "American Dream." Are Americans ready for the left-wing rebellion that started from New York as the exact opposite of Trump's right-wing radicalism?
How did Hollywood, under the guise of progressiveness, turn political correctness into cheap recycling marketing? Why is the audience increasingly rejecting "second-hand" characters and where does the salvation for authentic diversity on the big screen lie?
Can one enjoy something that has not yet been published? For Joy Division fans, the answer is yes. The announcement of the monumental box set Eternal (Live) is not only news from the music industry, but the return of one of the most influential bands of the modern era
The middle of 2026 will be remembered as the moment when artificial intelligence suddenly moved from the phase of unbridled romanticism to the phase of harsh economic realism. Not because the technology failed, but because investors began to ask the question: who, when and how will return the trillions of dollars invested in AI?
Another prime minister, Keir Starmer, is leaving with scorched ratings. The UK is in a major crisis of patience since it left the European Union
Dimitrije Tucović's ideas are not only not outdated, they sound astonishingly contemporary, almost prophetic. This year marks the 145th anniversary of his birth
Musk officially became the first billionaire in history. Behind that incredible figure lies a much more complex story of speculative bubbles, tax loopholes and an economy that rewards promise more than real success - a story of "promise monetization" and an economy "gone mad".
Masters of the universe, directed by Travis Knight,
starring Nicholas Galitsyn, Jared Leto, Alison Brie and Idris Elba (production by Mattel)
NASA sees the Moon as the first permanent human foothold outside Earth, a future stepping stone to Mars and the nucleus of a new space industry. The settlement project is called "Moon base" and is starting to be implemented this year
Donald Trump's visit to China goes beyond classical diplomacy and represents an attempt by Washington and Beijing to, despite growing rivalry over trade, technology, Taiwan and the Middle East, preserve stable economic relations and prevent global tensions from escalating into open conflict
Modern wars "swallow" expensive ammunition faster than it can be replenished. As the Pentagon spends billions and depletes its missile stockpile in a standoff with Iran, the question is how much technological advantage is really worth if it is limited by the pace of production and fragile supply chains
While Mark Zuckerberg's company is investing hundreds of billions of dollars in artificial intelligence and humanoid robots, trying to position itself as one of the key actors of the new technological era, the process is accompanied by the other side of the coin - big cuts and mass layoffs.
Alexander C. Karp & Nicholas W. Zamiska,
The Technological Republic: hard power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West, Crown Currency, 2025
The conflict between former collaborators over billions of dollars and the future of OpenAI is moving to the courtroom. Was the non-profit tech vision just a hoax?
The time in which John Brown lived and worked is still present after two centuries: the growing gap between the rich and the poor in Trump's America threatens to turn into an open social conflict
The time of "ordinary" chatbots is over. Autonomous AI agents enter the scene - executors and strategists who plan, decide and act for us, create projects, answer emails, book plane tickets, hotels... We just need to learn how to train them.
A court ruling against Ticketmaster, a major player in the music event industry, calls into question its dominance of the concert ticketing market
The $100 bill, Florida International Airport, national park passes will bear Donald Trump's name. There are also plans for warships, highways, and everything else that already adorns the face and name of the current American president.
The group's new EP brings introspective reflections of reality and a subtle evolution of sound, without losing the band's recognizable identity
A century after the film's premiere Metropolis Fritz Lang's story of a city divided between elite and workers set in 2026, now, in the era of the digital economy, algorithms and social inequality feels contemporary
