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index.feed.received.yesterday — 25 avril 2025

The Black feminist movement has a history of standing up to fascism. Now we are inviting others to join us in the fight | Hakima Abbas

25 avril 2025 à 13:00

The Trump administration is working overtime to intimidate funders from supporting racial and gender justice but this is the time for everyone to do what we can with what we have

When Jair Bolsonaro rose to power and moved to dismantle Brazil’s democracy, he faced a formidable foe. A powerful wave of Black women were at the forefront of the resistance that led to his defeat.

Beyond defeating an authoritarian, Black women helped elect a tranche of new officials, including record numbers of women and trans leaders. As the vanguard of a young, diverse, representative government, they epitomise Brazil’s best future as a thriving democracy. A future that Bolsonaro came close to foreclosing.

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© Photograph: UCG/Universal Images Group/Getty Images

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Jordan shuts local branch of Muslim Brotherhood after arrests

23 avril 2025 à 19:39

Ban comes week after 16 members were arrested, accused of threatening national security

Jordan has said it is shutting down the local branch of the Muslim Brotherhood and banning membership of the Islamist political group.

The ban came a week after Jordan said it had arrested 16 members of the Muslim Brotherhood accused of threatening national security by training militants, making explosives and plotting to strike targets in Jordan with rockets and drones.

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© Photograph: Natascha Tahabsem/ZUMA Press Wire/REX/Shutterstock

Sinners: vampires, racial politics and a surprise cameo – discuss with spoilers

22 avril 2025 à 16:53

Ryan Coogler’s ambitious box office hit combines genres to come up with something wholly original and fascinatingly complex

  • This article contains spoilers for Sinners

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners just notched the biggest opening weekend for an original movie since the start of the pandemic, which means the Michael B Jordan-starring, period-set vampire movie will be seen and talked about for weeks (and more) to come. Here are some absolutely spoiler-packed discussion points (seriously, multiple endings are spoiled!) for the film’s variety of layers, genres and readings.

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© Photograph: Eli Adé/AP

© Photograph: Eli Adé/AP

Sudan’s Nuba wrestling: a celebration of strength at a time of conflict – in pictures

21 avril 2025 à 13:00

Amid the ongoing war between the Sudanese armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the Nuba people of South Kordofan region uphold their centuries-old wrestling traditions. Originally designed to build combat skills, it has evolved into a community celebration, uniting ethnic groups. Tariq Zaidi travelled to South Kordofan to capture the enduring custom

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© Photograph: Tariq Zaidi

© Photograph: Tariq Zaidi

A la rencontre de Kudan, le « petit » SDK qui se développe vite !

17 mai 2016 à 09:00

Cela fait maintenant quelques années que Kudan se développe du coté de Bristol (UK) et présente régulièrement des réalisation sur les salons importants. Pour en savoir un peu plus, nous sommes allés rencontrer Tomo OHNO son fondateur.

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Mickaël Jordan nous présente les nouveautés d’Augment

4 février 2014 à 19:16

Augment est une application disponible gratuitement sur iPhone, iPad et Android qui permet de visualiser n’importe quel modèle 3D en Réalité Augmentée: projets architecturaux, machines industrielles, prototypes d’emballages ou de PLV, personnages animés… Voici ces dernières nouveautés présentées par Mickaël Jordan.

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How social media is helping catch war criminals – video

In Sudan, fighters from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group, appear to have filmed and posted online videos of themselves glorifying the burning of homes and the torture of prisoners. These videos could be used by international courts to pursue war crime prosecutions.

Kaamil Ahmed explains how the international legal system is adapting to social media, finding a way to use the digital material shared online to corroborate accounts of war crimes being committed in countries ranging from Ukraine to Sudan

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© Photograph: Guardian

© Photograph: Guardian

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