“Wise, modest, educated, intelligent, brave, full of virtues that almost make him a divinity for his own subjects, seems to the reader this Hadrian. At the same time, he is a man who commits crimes and falls in love as only mortals can.”
Our guest author wonders: Without outgrowing its resistance to diversity, how can Leipzig ever measure up to Berlin?
There’s only so long you can kid yourself that going to crocheting classes on Tuesday nights is what you’re all about.
A journey through Iran’s present and past, and its future hopes, from the perspective of a Leipzig-based Frenchwoman.
To say that football in Brazil is a religion is an understatement, but it is also at the heart of its politics.
“What are the words one uses to describe something that they thought would never happen? Something that just weeks ago would have been laughed at as unrealistic?”
