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Prof. Mahmood Mamdani with his book 'Slow Poison', illustrating Uganda's colonial legacy and his son Zohran's rise as NYC mayor-elect.
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Mahmood Mamdani meneliti warisan kolonial Uganda dan kebangkitan politik putranya dalam buku baru

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Profesor Universitas Columbia Mahmood Mamdani membahas buku terbarunya, *Slow Poison*, yang mengeksplorasi bagaimana kekuasaan kolonial Inggris membentuk negara Uganda pasca-kemerdekaan dan masa jabatan panjang pemimpin seperti Idi Amin dan Yoweri Museveni. Menggambar dari pengalaman pengasingan dan ketidakbernegaraan pribadinya, ia menghubungkan sejarah kebersamaan dan pengucilan Uganda dengan kenaikan politik putranya, walikota terpilih Kota New York Zohran Mamdani.

Iranian exile prince Reza Pahlavi arrived in Sweden on Sunday under heavy security. In SVT's Agenda, he defended his wish to lead a transitional government in Iran. On Monday, he will visit parliament to engage Swedish politicians in the war against the regime.

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Mai Serhan's memoir 'I Can Imagine It for Us: A Palestinian Daughter’s Memoir' was published in October 2025 by the American University in Cairo Press, taking the form of letters to her late father, a Palestinian from Acre expelled during the 1948 Nakba. The book explores exile and family memory through imagination and recollection. Serhan, raised in Cairo, Abu Dhabi, and Beirut with a Palestinian father and Egyptian mother, seeks to reconstruct her lost heritage.

The International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) announced its 2025 award winners on November 20, with top honors going to two films by Iranian directors. 'A Fox Under a Pink Moon' by Mehrdad Oskouei won Best Film in the International Competition, while 'Past Future Continuous' by Morteza Ahmadvand and Firouzeh Khosrovani took the Best Film prize in the Envision Competition. Both awards include a €15,000 prize and highlight themes of exile and personal resilience.

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Cuban journalist Abraham Jimenez Enoa, co-founder of the magazine El Estornudo, shares in an interview how persecution in Cuba led him to exile in Barcelona in 2022. He describes the process as dying and being born again, marked by loneliness and depression. Despite his progressive views, he faces discrimination from both sides of the political spectrum.

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