Diébédo Francis Kéré talks about his 2017 Pavilion design, his work in Burkina Faso and his German influences. Inspired by the tree that serves as a central meeting point for life in […]
Serpentine Pavilion 2017: Francis Kéré
The British Masters: Cosey Fanni Tutti
After Dizzee Rascal, Jimmy Page, Bryan Ferry and Mark E Smith, it’s Cosey Fanni Tuti’s turn to get the British Masters treatment as she tells Noisey’s John Doran about her career as […]
CETA: Canada, a land of opportunities
In this special edition of Talking Europe, we’re taking a closer look at the CETA free trade deal between Europe and Canada. After years of negotiations, CETA (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade […]
Europe’s first gay imam
Being homosexual and a Muslim – is that compatible? In Islam homosexuality is considered a sin, yet this French imam lives an openly gay life. Gays, lesbians and transsexuals are persecuted in […]
MONOPOLY: Queen Edition – Brian May Plays The Game
Roll the dice with Brian May in this video and get taken around the MONOPOLY: Queen Edition board as he tells you about some of the hugely iconic venues that the band […]
A secret Cold War deal between Romania and Germany
The Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu allowed people of German descent to leave for Germany during the Cold War – in return for money. This secret trade cost the German government billions and […]
Kids today are drinking less, smoking less and having less sex
Kids these days are smoking less, drinking less and having less sex.
Berlin feels the Bern
First Barack Obama, now Bernie Sanders. The US Senator who gave Hillary Clinton a run for her money appeared at Berlin’s Free University to promote his new book, but somehow the subject […]
2017 Multicultural Music Festival brings together foreign workers
With the summer season fast approaching,…South Korea is welcoming a variety of music festivals for weekenders. On Saturday, Korea’s Federation of Small and Medium Businesses teamed up with Arirang TV to showcase […]
Swedish school includes skateboarding in curriculum
Skateboarding hasn’t always managed to shake off its image as a counterculture sport. But from 2020 it will be part of the Olympic Games and one school in Sweden has adopted skating […]
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