ЛГБТК: 12 историй о жизни ЛГБТК в постсоветских странах К 40-му гей-параду в Берлине мы попросили 12 журналистов из Центральной Азии и Восточной Европы рассказать истории активистов и ЛГБТК-людей из их стран.
Romania and Bulgaria: „New Europe“ - A Bridge of Broken Dreams "New Europe" is the symbolic name of the bridge over the Danube that links Romania and Bulgaria in one of the poorest regions of the EU. In the video, people from both sides of the river talk about corruption, post-communism and ask themselves: "Has the bridge really changed our lives?"
Second Thoughts #2: On Resistance What’s the difference between opposing Putin in Russia and fighting against Trump in the US? A debate between US foreign correspondent Ian Batson and Russian activist Andrey Kalikh on the possibilities and forms of resistance in their countries.
Holocaust-Gesetz: “I ask myself if this is still my country” The words of the Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki about "Jewish perpetrators" of the Holocaust provoked a sharp reaction from the international community, especially Israel. Polish Jews are afraid that the behavior of the Polish government may contribute to a rise of anti-Semitic attitudes in Poland.
The Disgraced Liberators: The Disgraced Liberators The legacy of the Kosovo Liberation Army has faced a steady downward spiral in the past years, facing unprecedently low levels of support as Kosovo prepares to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its independence.
photo essay: Image Selection and World Making - an essay and a photo project on image icons Are iconic images amplifying reality or reducing the world to simple slogans? Who selects them and why? The British photo critic and author Lewis Bush puts this question in the current and the photo historical context.
