book review
Spanish writer Eugenia Rico: 'proud to be called a witch'
The author, poet and journalist from Asturias intertwines the fates of two fictional women across the centuries in her latest novel. In Berlin, we talk witches, twitter and why it’s good to be different
book review, literature, spain, culture, eugenia rico, brunch, books
Europe vs the US: seven reflections
It’s been a year since Barack Obama was inaugurated president of the United States on 20 January. But despite his inspiring speeches, he is no Franklin Roosevelt, and even if he were, he needs 60 out of 100 votes in the US Senate to pass anything. Since the end of world war two, a power has emerged with the real potential to carry the world forward
book review, climate change, barack obama, welfare state, economy, european democracy, flexicurity
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