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Resisting the far-right
How the far-right party, the AfD, wants to bring German culture into line. Human trafficking and exploitation — reports by Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma. And: how activists are fighting neo-Nazi symbols online.
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From printing to presses to drones
As factories struggle and jobs disappear, more German firms are switching to military production. A 175-year-old printing press maker is building military vehicles — part of a much bigger shift across German industry.
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Tourist hotspot: is Seville all that?
Picture-perfect Seville: Content from the Andalusian capital is making the rounds on social media. But how much of it is real? We checked out three top spots.
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A new voice for the griot tradition
Ancient traditions are kept alive in Dakar, as a young griot uses music, storytelling and dance to inspire a new generation to reconnect with Senegal’s cultural roots.
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How deep can a relationship with AI get?
AI chatbots are being treated like friends and advisors. Sometimes even as therapists or romantic partners. Can algorithms fulfill our social needs and what are the limits of chatbots?
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Africa in Motion
In Lilongwe, Miss Grande explores a slower side of city life focused on wellness. From AI innovation in Lagos to contortion in South Africa and skate culture in Addis Ababa – discover Africa’s diverse urban pulse.
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Soul of Africa Museum
The 77 Percent visits Essen’s Soul of Africa Museum and its unique Mami Wata altar. We explore why a new generation of young Africans is rediscovering traditional medicine and pre-colonial spirituality as a source of knowledge, identity and belonging.
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Finding the Beat Again
A protest at the Paris Olympics changed Manizha Talash’s life. The Afghan breakdancer now faces a legal battle while trying to rediscover her passion for breaking.
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Montenegro has its sights on the EU
Montenegro is the front-runner among EU candidates, and many hope membership will spur economic growth. However, the country is contending with environmental destruction and corruption.
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Memory, literature and exile
Newly accessible Nazi Party records are prompting Germans to revisit family histories. Plus: a portrait of writer Ingeborg Bachmann and the New York photography of émigré photographer Fred Stein.
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