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  • A woman in a dark red dress with her hair pinned up is standing at the DJ booth. Behind her is a neon sign.
    Club culture in Germany

    Sounds of the "Stadtbild"

    In Hamburg, Berlin and Cologne, "SWANA"-focused events are filling clubs. DJs and organisers are forging hybrid sounds drawn from South-West Asian and North African musical traditions, asserting identity in the face of exclusionary political rhetoric on migration.

    By Nadine Schnelzer 10.04.2026
  • Five men in dark robes face the camera.
    New album "Ajdad" by Amir Amiri Ensemble

    Echoes of a shared past

    On the album "Ajdad", Montreal-based Iranian composer and santur master Amir Amiri seeks to reunite Arabic and Persian musical traditions, historically divided by repression and conflict.

    By Richard Marcus 03.03.2025
  • B/W photo of a group of people standing in front of a lit-up sign that says "Saytheirnames"
    Documentary on racist attack in Germany

    Fighting for the truth in Hanau

    Director Marcin Wierzchowski has been following the families of the victims in Hanau since the day after the shootings. His new documentary, "Das Deutsche Volk", premiered last week, marking the fifth anniversary of the racist attack.

    By Schayan Riaz 24.02.2025
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    • Interview
    Sudanese comedian Mustafa Jorry

    "I used to be afraid of not being funny"

    Sudanese comedian Mustafa Jorry has mastered the art of humour across languages and cultures. This month, he reaches a new milestone, joining Egyptian comedy giant Bassem Youssef on stage in Paris. How does he do it?

    By Clara Taxis 17.01.2025

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