
Western Sahara - A War in Limbo
The predictable return of a forgotten conflict
The predictable return of a forgotten conflict
The relentless rise in prices is causing mass starvation
It is the mirror of the health of our planet. And it’s not healthy at all
After 20 years, the country’s old regime is back
After months of conflict, the final outcome may lead to chaos
Bangladesh is turning fifty, and it’s facing a mid-life crisis
Two hundred years ago, the death of one of the most beloved (and most controversial) characters in history
100 years after Ernest Shackleton’s death, the future of Antarctica is at stake. And it may not last another century
Former African democratic model faces five dark years
In May 2011, Misratah, Libya’s third largest city, had been under siege for three months. Gaddafi’s forces and the militias of Shabab, or revolutionary youth, fought to control the city in a conflict of unprecedented violence. It caused hundreds of deaths and devastated a large part of the urban landscape, which for weeks has been […]
A decade after the revolution, the country still struggles with civil war
Ten thousand years of history. Civilizations that have fought, traded, loved, hated, overlapped, merged and intertwined in an inextricable tangle. Ten thousand years of history and a single, eternal common denominator: the Mediterranean. With Libya at the center: yesterday as today, it is both the natural gateway to – and exit point from – Africa. […]
The second life of a big hotel turned hospital
Chronicles of 20 near-death experiences
A ship becomes a floating hospital to receive Covid-19 patients
Exclusive: in Bergamo’s intensive care unit, the frontline of Covid-19
An oasis (almost) untouched by 30 years of war
Ebola keeps on spreading in North Kivu
Yes, Italy’s got slums. And the inhabitants are Italians
A new peace deal, yet the same old issues remain
A truly global tree
An extraordinary music school inside Nairobi’s largest slum
How a tiny Filipino Ngo went from distributing a modified plastic bottle to starting a solar revolution
Total chaos in the centre of excellence
The fall of a dictator starts from his portraits
Pre-war souvenir pictures, an enigma from the past.
Call center workers at their desk at night
Manila North Cemetery’s population is very much alive
How a cook becomes a symbol of Mogadishu’s painful rebirthing
Where Islamic terrorism meets no-man’s land
End of an isolation
A large-scale operation to rescue migrants at sea
A child nightmare
How a simple flight can change your life
Into the life of the emperor who legitimated Christianity
Architectural heritage along the Silk Road
Into the daily life of a true frontier hospital
Learning self-defence at 80 to prevent rape
A most romantic job is about to become history
Where a champagne bar is just a block away from the nearest slum
How to enter adulthood through a journey into your inner self
A most unusual sommelier in North Africa
Being a little person doesn’t mean you have to dream small
When marriage is for life, literally
A dubious privilege for a newborn baby
Some pretty creative jail management
A departure in style
Guys who can steer an oil tanker like a bicycle
In oil we trust
Postcards from the extreme cold
The art of diplomacy in the Middle Kingdom
Where religion is (also) entertainment
Traveling halfway between Equator and North Pole
The last Maharajas in the Silicon Valley
A peace effort in a never-ending war
A major operation to fight piracy in the Indian Ocean
Kabul’s last jew gives up
What women in Afghanistan want is almost never what they get
Riding away from daily life
A man travels to his own death in Switzerland