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The algorithm flags my original photo as an AI fake. Google’s response: ‘Won’t Fix’. Research into a system failure that politics, science and the media can no longer ignore
The algorithm flags my original photo as an AI fake. Google’s response: ‘Won’t Fix’. Research into a system failure that politics, science and the media can no longer ignore
In December, thousands flock to the Şeb-i Arus in Konya. It’s all about Sufism, dervish ceremonies and Rūmī’s spiritual heritage
A journey through the dramatic years 1929 to 1933, the downfall of the Weimar Republic. Actor Roman Knižka and the Ensemble Opus 45 combine literature and music to warn of the creeping collapse of democratic values
Over 100 hot air balloons take off over Cappadocia every day. The choreographed mass business has nothing to do with the region’s ancient history
In Osaka, there is no way around the bright red octopus. The mix of crunchy octopus, soft batter and crispy shell makes them so popular
To understand why plush pendants are so popular in Japan, it helps to take a look at omamori, protective amulets from shrines and temples
Women cook traditional dishes at the Tık Tık Kadın Emeği restaurant – and use them to finance young women’s studies in Istanbul
Sustainable construction and recycling as an architectural statement: a skater pavilion is being built for the Neuss 2026 State Garden Show
From the city to the countryside. This trend already existed around 1900 and the ideal of the reform era became a trap for Mia Hesse
Reichenau’s eventful history on fertile ground: from medieval think tank to vegetable garden for southern Germany
In a hotel lobby in Wakayama City, my eyes fell on an attractively designed magazine. The word WOMAN was emblazoned on the cover in large Latin letters…
Despite the construction site, Indian tourists will continue to flock to the 3,238 metre-high peak in central Switzerland in 2025