Stefan Dege is a journalist, editor, and moderator who focuses on national news in Germany. He writes for Deutsche Welle and his work has also been featured in NewsClick.in and ABS-CBN Corporation. Stefan covers a range of topics including historical lessons, cultural controversies, technological influence, and literary events.
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It's been five years since the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. It's set to reopen again in December 2024 — freshly renovated and "more beautiful than ever."
Amid calls of boycott, Israeli artist Ruth Patir will only open the doors to her show at the Venice Biennale when a cease-fire in Gaza and hostage release agreement is reached.
According to the philosopher, every person has a right of visitation in every country but not necessarily a right of hospitality.
Long believed to be lost, "Portrait of Miss Lieser" was sold at auction in Vienna for €30 million. But what happened to the artwork under the Nazis remains a mystery.
By: Stefan Dege, Elizabeth Grenier
Acclaimed author Alice Munro was the first Canadian to win the Nobel Prize in literature. Her collections of short stories were celebrated for their complexity and authenticity.
Right after he was attacked, a bloodied Donald Trump raised his clenched fist, leading to iconic photos. Where does the gesture come from?
Composer, painter, inventor of the 12-tone technique: musical pioneer Arnold Schönberg, was born 150 years ago. The music world celebrates one of its greats.
As the far-right populist party AfD gains popularity in eastern Germany, a cultural war looms. Are theaters, museums and youth clubs under threat?
Sudan is sinking into war and chaos. Many cultural and world heritage sites have been destroyed or looted as millions of people are displaced.
"The Surrealist Manifesto" was published a century ago. Artists like Andre Breton and Salvador Dali aimed to create a better future.
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