A recent article in National Geographic dives into a thought-provoking scenario: what if Germany embraced a vegan diet? Advocates, including PETA, passionately argue that this transformative shift could dramatically shrink the nation’s carbon footprint while championing animal welfare. They shine a spotlight on the remarkable benefits of plant-based eating, painting a vivid picture of a greener and more compassionate future
A captivating new Netflix series has sparked a resurgence of interest in the mysterious disappearance of Argentine creator Miguel Ángel Estrella, who was tragically abducted during the dark days of the country’s military dictatorship. His family is filled with hope that this renewed spotlight will finally bring to light the long-hidden truths surrounding his fate.
In a striking photographic project, Tamil Nadu teens highlight the lives of India’s laborers, showcasing their resilience and stories through powerful imagery. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by these workers across the country.
In “Photographing the Final Days of World War II in Germany,” The Atlantic explores the poignant imagery captured as the conflict drew to a close. These haunting photographs reveal the human cost of war and the profound impact on a nation in turmoil.
In a powerful display of unity, Brazilians celebrate the success of “I’m Still Here,” which won an Oscar, marking a significant moment in the ongoing battle for justice and recognition of marginalized voices in the country’s cinematic landscape.
“How the film I’m Still Here forces Brazil to face a dictatorship’s legacy – Al Jazeera English” explores the emotional impact of the documentary. It challenges audiences to confront the lingering scars of Brazil’s military rule and the unresolved trauma affecting society today.
“Sthal,” a provocative Indian film, delves into the often-unspoken struggles of arranged marriages, spotlighting the psychological humiliation many brides face. As it invites discourse on tradition and autonomy, the film challenges cultural norms surrounding marriage in India.
