Prima di uccidere, la guerra sussurra
Un piccolo pupazzetto giallo è appeso al calcio della pistola ancora dentro la fondina. Una traccia di nero sbiadita dovevano essere gli occhi e...
Congo, war, disability, and our fight against Covid
The story I am telling from the city of Goma is a seemingly distant one—as far away as the Democratic Republic of the Congo...
Lights, shadows and war reporting
Covering a conflict is something to be done on tipotoes, admitting what we do not undersant. A priest reminded me that we, journalists, if...
On the ground in DRCongo. Why now
I should have left for the Democratic Republic of the Congo a year ago. A year that has radically changed our daily life. Nobody...
Degrees of Latitude illustrated
Every month, a new illustration telling something about us, our vision and the world we are tyring to navigate!
It’s time to look beyond our borders
As comfortable as a home can be, it is always a cramped space when we are forced to spend days, weeks in it. The...
Refugee journalists, the challenge of reporting from exile
Abdulwahab Tahhan is a journalist and a refugee. From his exile in London, he documents the war that is devastating his homeland of Syria,...
