Simply Fyn – neither woman nor man.

Growing up in Afghanistan, Sajad never fitted the usual image of masculinity. Today he is looking for his own definition of it – and for the courage to reinvent himself.

Growing up in a conservative Afghan family, Najib was abused because of his queer identity. Today, as Najiba, he campaigns for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Markus Heft portrays older queer people in Germany. Since 2022, he has been creating intimate portraits collaboratively, complemented by still lifes and places. The project preserves queer history and makes visible the double marginalisation of old age.

Good sleep starts long before bedtime. An expert explains what really matters for a restful night.

Flexibility, timing and blind trust: how a demanding sport shapes young athletes.

From city parks to cemetery toilets: how public places became refuges for gay men – and why cruising still exists today.

Simple, familiar, underrated: a photographic declaration of love to the simplest meal of the day.

More than 6,000 soldiers, two training areas, a town marching in lockstep. In Munster, the ‘Zeitenwende’ has long been part of everyday life. A photo essay about a place where people applaud the Bundeswehr.

Even at nursery our author didn’t feel particularly sporty. She never thought she would ever become so ill.