
May 14, 2026
There are questions that have accompanied humanity for millennia. Questions that never truly disappear, no matter how modern our world becomes. One

March 25, 2026
If you are interested in computer history, a visit to the Oldenburg Computer Museum is particularly worthwhile. The museum is one of the places that

February 27, 2026
As a child and teenager, I grew up in a musical family. Both my parents are music teachers. My mother plays the transverse flute, my father the piano. Music

February 23, 2026
When you hear the term „Cancel Culture“ today, you quickly think of universities, social networks, or prominent individuals who, because of a

February 9, 2026
Helge Schneider caught my attention very early on. Not because he was particularly loud or pushed himself into the spotlight.

January 28, 2026
Syria isn’t some abstract news country to me, not just a crisis term from headlines. I’ve observed this country – from a distance, but continuously.

January 20, 2026
Few countries evoke such fixed images as Iran. Even before a single detail is mentioned, the associations are already

January 11, 2026
There are figures that cling to a person for a lifetime. Some like a poorly fitting suit, others like a

January 9, 2026
There are topics you don’t actively engage with—they simply impose themselves at some point. For many, Greenland is one of those for – too.

January 3, 2026
For many – and so it took me a long time myself – that propaganda is something you learn about in history class. A topic,
December 26, 2025
There are artists who stamp their opinion onto paper: visible, impossible to ignore, sometimes a bit cheap. And then there are

December 25, 2025
Crimea has repeatedly been in the headlines for years. In this context, the name of the Crimean Tatars also frequently appears –