
Jannis Hagmann
Editor-in-Chief at Qantara.de
Editor-in-Chief @QantaraDE, formerly editor and author at German daily TAZ
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2 weeks ago |
qantara.de | Mohammed Magdy |Jannis Hagmann |Elias Khoury |Hannah El-Hitami
Filmmaker Monika Borgmann · 20.05.2025 Monika Borgmann has spent decades documenting Lebanese and Syrian prison systems. Her 2016 film "Tadmor" found new resonance after Assad's fall. She discusses Syria's future and her fight for justice after the murder of her husband, activist Lokman Slim.
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3 weeks ago |
qantara.de | Ramzy Baroud |Jannis Hagmann |Charlotte Wiedemann |Claudia Mende
Journalists in Gaza · 16.05.2025 A new cohort of young Palestinian journalists has emerged in Gaza, reshaping the narrative and exposing the failures of Western media. This influence has come at a cost: 232 journalists have been killed in Gaza since 7 October 2023. https://qantara.de/en/node/44385 Print Al-Muthaqaf al-Mushtabik, an Arabic term meaning "engaged intellectual", has garnered resonance within intellectual circles in Palestine, Lebanon and beyond.
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3 weeks ago |
qantara.de | Tugrul Mende |Marcia Lynx Qualey |Andrea Backhaus |Jannis Hagmann
Egyptian author Youssef Rakha · 12.05.2025 Youssef Rakha revisits Egypt's 2011 uprising and its aftermath in "The Dissenters", the author's first novel written in English. The Arab Spring failed, he argues in this interview, because it was a neoliberal movement with no compelling vision for the future.
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Feb 26, 2025 |
qantara.de | Jannis Hagmann |Ceyda Nurtsch |Gero Schliess |Sonja Hegasy
Musician Michael Barenboim on Gaza · 26.02.2025 Violinist Michael Barenboim, leader of the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, calls for an arms embargo against Israel and argues that the German media has failed in its responsibilities. He tells Qantara how he balances art and activism. https://qantara.de/en/node/44290 Print Qantara: Does your political activism have a negative influence on your music? Michael Barenboim: You mean the quality of my playing?
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Apr 29, 2024 |
qantara.de | Richard Marcus |Jannis Hagmann |Joseph Mayton
Iraq’s parliament passed a bill on Saturday criminalising same-sex relations, which will receive a sentence of up to 15 years in prison, in a move rights groups condemned as an “attack on human rights”. Transgender people will be sentenced to three years in jail under the amendments to a 1988 anti-prostitution law, which were adopted during a session attended by 170 out of 329 lawmakers.
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