Revisiting Ana Mendieta
In November 2015, we have published a brief note on Ana Mendieta´s artwork, which underlined the central place of bodies particularly her own body, in her prolific production of performative interventions. Mendieta´s aesthetics is not about the female body in itself, but rather about body as part of the world and imprinted on its surfaces.
Pentagon and Vatican: compilation of January 2026 evenements
Why the Vatican and the White House Are on the Outs – The Free Press Vatican backs up Pentagon on tone of Colby meeting –
Pope Leo and AI: compilation
English To Dwell in Possibility – Equator Is Pope Leo Joining the Anti-AI Resistance? – Mother Jones The Pope’s AI Vision and Its Limits –
Pope Leo and Gareth Gore: compilation
My audience with Pope Leo – Gareth Gore/Substack He spent years investigating Opus Dei, a Catholic group accused of a vast conspiracy of abuse. Then
Trump-like Jesus AI depiction: fallout and analysis compilation
EnglishTrump posted an AI image of himself as Jesus. This time even his supporters are pushing back – Fast Company Italian PM condemns ally Trump
Statement on the Hungarian Election from MCC Brussels
Sunday’s Hungarian election saw an unprecedented exercise of democratic rights by the Hungarian people. They voted in their millions for change, and Prime Minister Viktor
Orbán’s regime fall in Hungary: compilation of news and analysis
English A Loss for Mar-a-Lago and Moscow: Orban’s Once Unassailable Rule in Hungary Ends – Balkan Insight Orbán’s Defeat Marks Democratic Renewal in Hungary, Signaling
India rolls back trans rights: compilation
The Transgender Bill Doesn’t Amend Rights, It Erases Us – Article 14 Architecture of Erasure: How the Transgender Amendment Bill 2026 erases those it claims
Transgender women and intersex persons banned from Olympic women competition: compilation
English Statements and resources The International Olympic Committee polices women and girls and fails them – Ilga Olympics: Sex Testing Harms All Women and Girls
The Trump administration’s politics of cruelty and its impact on global health
This Commentary – published at Global Public Health – addresses key decisions made and policies approved primarily during the first six months of the second Trump administration in the U.S.A. that affect global health, with an emphasis on their implications for the work of World Health Organization (WHO), the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and the U.S.