Turkey
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Confronting the captors
ISIS: A shocking and brutal account of the fate of a Danish photographer held hostage held by Islamic State terrorists.
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A world not just of facts, but of possibilities
IDENTITY: Özge Baykan Calafato has collected a fascinating photo archive in the markets of antiquities and rarities of Istanbul. Through a selection of these photographs, she analyses the relation between population and state ideology during the emergence of the secular Turkish republic in the 1920s and 1930s
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No justice, no peace: A Day, 365 Hours and The Silence of Reason
TRAUMA: Two Sarajevo Film Festival-premiered films take a justice-seeking women's journey, revealing the resilience of rape survivors.
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Two Tel Aviv schools in deep conflict
ISRAEL: A new Tel Aviv school brings together diverse students but displaces a religious school as it faces gentrification and integration challenges.
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Robert Kirchhoff: All Men Become Brothers
I am sure many of you remember the iconic moment from November 1989, when #Vaclav Havel# and #Alexander Dubcek# stand on a balcony in Wenceslas Square in Prague, being welcomed enthusiastically by hundreds of thousands. It was the days of the #Velvet Revolution#, and the hero of 1968 and the hero of 1989 were there…
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«I don’t think a single military conflict can solve a problem»
INTERVIEW: Elisabeth Hoff, WHO's representative in Libya today, wondered why Norway got involved and dropped 700 bombs on the country in 2011: «It makes no sense at all.» For 30 years, Hoff has tried to save lives in war zones such as Afghanistan, Syria and Libya. How can a human endure so much suffering?
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Armed with a pen
SYRIA: A female cartoonist's courageous, spirited view of suffering in war-torn Idlib.
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Breaking the neutrality la la land
ARMENIA: Through an activist lens, Motherland focuses the world’s attention on the 2020 atrocities committed in Armenia's Artsakh Republic, formerly known as Nagorno – Karabakh.