Tosha Hausmann

What are photojournalists allowed to photograph and publish? This guide explains the right to one’s own image under German law, where press freedom ends and personality rights begin – and how to work on the right side of the law.

Where nothing seems to happen in the evening, yet everything does: young people in a village in Lower Saxony after dark.

In his groundbreaking study ‘Images malgré tout’, Georges Didi-Huberman contradicts the thesis that the Holocaust cannot be represented. His approach to the photographs from Auschwitz sparked a controversy.

Nick, 48, from Berlin has swapped his old life for solitude off the coast of North Frisia. A visit.

Forgotten appointments, constant self-doubt – and the sentence our author heard for years.

Few systems are as invisible – and at the same time as far-reaching – as the trade in user data. What we click on, search for or visit becomes a signal in a global market that sorts people into categories and targets information at them.