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This is what New Zealand will be called in the future. The Maori party also wants to replace English place names with indigenous ones. That goes too far for some

The pandemic is hitting the chewing gum industry hard because: Home work and curfews have reduced the need for fresh breath

Denis Villeneuve helped the science fiction classic “Dune” to its first convincing film adaptation - even if the Wagnerian epic is only the overture

Maria Speth's documentary “Herr Bachmann und seine Klasse”, more entertaining than many feature films, celebrates the school as a cultural space.

With “Yes Sir, I can Boogie”, “Baccara” landed a world hit at the end of the 1970s - shortly afterwards the singers fell out. Now one of the two, María Mendiola, has died in Madrid. An obituary

So-called essay factories are booming in Kenya

At the end of the Venice Film Festival: A Golden Lion for Audrey Diwan's uncompromising abortion drama “L'événement” and a brilliant world premiere of Ridley Scott's “The Last Duel”.

In the middle of this loud and gloomy Corona time, the world-famous children's oncologist and former head of the University Children's Hospital Tübingen, Dietrich Niethammer, died at the age of 80 in February 2020. Only now, after a year and a half, did I find out about it by chance. His scientific achievement with hundreds of specialist articles on bone marrow transplantation, which he helped develop, is outstanding.