"She emerges though as water." A poem about swimming in a public swimming pool after Corona.

Reflections on riding a bus - or trying to - across the world.

"The quiet blue darkening is falling from the cut of a strange flower." A poem by Indigo Gabriel.

"In the evenings, the mist would rise. Children cried and even dogs trembled and howled in their sleep. People died, deprived of sleep."

Foul, falafel, and fries... Maggie—who sometimes cooks—showcases her take on the most traditional Egyptian meal!

“Because where they stomp, someone laughs, where they land, another giggles,” he spoke.

An analysis of the opening statements of South Africa and Israel in front of the International Court of Justice.

A poem about swimming in a public swimming pool after Corona.

Maggie—who sometimes cooks—takes on Koshary with a twist of her own.

Do you know this feeling? You are breathing. You breathe in the whole world.

On buildings - a photo story.

A photo story on trees throughout the seasons.

“That’s lovely.” She tilted her head as she spoke. Mesmerized. She walked forward, her fingers reaching, but I quickly grasped her hand.