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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Culture & Lifestyle
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Deutsche Welle: DW.com - Germany
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Fact check: Has the Easter bunny been renamed in Germany?
Some social media users, including at least one far-right German politician, are complaining that traditional chocolate "Easter bunnies" have been renamed and no longer reference the Christian celebration. So, have they?
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Free money for all: Germany's universal basic income experiment
One of the world's most extensive studies on unconditional basic income was held in Germany. What does the experiment reveal?
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Susan Sontag and the US under Trump
Donald Trump's culture war has only just begun. What would American icon, Susan Sontag, have said about this? The thinker, who died in 2004, always intervened in political debates with a sharp tongue.
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After Berlinale success, Iranian director duo sentenced to prison
Behtash Sanaeeha and Maryam Moghaddam's "My Favorite Cake" was acclaimed at the 2024 Berlinale. Now they have each been sentenced to prison on charges of propaganda against the Islamic Republic.
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Nobel literature prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa dies
Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, who wrote more than 30 novels including "The Time of the Hero," was one of Latin America's most significant novelists.
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Glitter: Shiny stuff of dreams, drama and eco-dilemmas
Be it crushed stones or ground plastic, glitter's role in art and craft, fashion and even protests hasn't lost luster despite its dubious eco-friendliness.
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Your brain looks like this when you look at abstract art
Researchers studying people's brain activity when looking at abstract art have revealed why we interpret blobs of paint on canvas so differently.
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Icon of postwar art: Joseph Beuys' unclear views on the Nazi regime
Joseph Beuys is one of Germany's most famous artists of the postwar period, but his stance on National Socialism remains a divisive matter that still needs critical examination.
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'A scary place': Jason Stanley on leaving Trump's America
Philosopher Jason Stanley is among several critics of US President Donald Trump who have left Yale University, and the United States, to work and live in Canada. He equates the new leadership with "fascism."
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Netflix series 'Adolescence': Teen masculinity in crisis
The popular Netflix series "Adolescence" is causing a stir in the UK and beyond. It explores bullying, misogyny, gender-based violence and the effect of toxic masculinity influencers on today's youth.
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