By Bernardo Mancini For days, the Moroccan people have taken to the streets to protest against the government, demanding fewer stadiums and more schools and hospitals — but that’s not all. The well-known “Generation Z,” commonly referred to as “Gen Z,” is made up of individuals born in the late

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I spent the early years of my life in Indonesia and then grew up mostly between Brazil and Germany. I got into photography about 12 years ago as a hobby after getting my hands on an old Zenit analogue camera from the 1950s. I enjoyed snapping photos and seeing the

Over a month has passed since the death of Silvio Berlusconi. A man who it’s fair to say, polarised opinion. In the wake of his passing, there are those who have been damning in their criticism; blaming him for overseeing a cataclysmic period in Italian politics. There are others though

Iceland has been discovered twice. The first time was in the ninth century by Norwegian colonisers, and the second time during Euro 2016. That summer, in France, the world discovered Icelandic football through its national team. Qualifying for the first-ever major international tournament in its history, the team dazzled with