"My mother died. [...] How do you live without a mother?"

Reflections on the Israel-Gaza war, the narratives and tragic satire of politics, differences in perspectives, and history itself.

The second and final part of Intellectual Rights by Egyptian artist Khaled Mostafa challenges idolism and free will.

A photo story on a protest—organized by the Palestine Action Group Sydney—in solidarity with the people in Gaza (October 29, 2023).

Almost five decades after the Golden Record was sent into space, children in Malmö drafted their own messages from humankind.

Maggie (who sometimes cooks) shares a recipe for carrot sauce pasta.

A new series of articles highlights four people that have been in and disappeared from the news, starting with Iranian climber Elnaz Rekabi.

"Listen!" he whispered and paused. He traced the the sunflowers that were growing on the canvas. But there was nothing to listen to.

Intellectual Rights includes a selection of artworks in charcoal by Egyptian artist Khaled Mostafa.

The fourth and final poem in a series of poetry on swimming.

Four scavengers and four dogs, a prophecy and a journey, and wolves howling as events spiral out of control.

Following her photographic reflections on doors, Nina explores windows in this photostory.

Maggie (who sometimes cooks) shares her recipe for green pasta.