Penguin Random House Verlagsgruppe

WE WERE HAPPY HERE

by Christoph Reuter

Book cover

Private Magazine

VICTIMS OF WAR

A resident tries to salvage anything from the apartment which was damaged after a missile destroyed a building which was being used as a base by the Ukranian military in Bakhmut, Donetsk Oblast. The building around the are were heavily damaged as the Russian army has begun a heavy assault in the Donabass area

Der Spiegel

THE RETURN OF FEAR

Cover of the German magazine on the return to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan

L'Obs

THE NEW TALIBAN

Cover of the French magazine about the Taliban coming back to power in Afghanistan.

Internazionale

THE ARMY OF NAYIB BUKELE

El Salvador's populist president is increasingly authoritarian and centralizing. The loyalty of the military is important to his political project, which he achieves by allocating more funds and increasing the pay of simple soldiers

Revista Factum

THE GOVERNMENT PAID MORE THAN $4.7 MILLION FOR CHIVO WALLET ATMS

The costs include the Chivo Wallet software, the implementation and maintenance of 255 ATMs and points of sale for bitcoin payments. The software was purchased from a Colombian company whose engineers worked in the country for four months.

National Geographic (USA)

WHAT AFGHANISTAN AND THE WROLD COULD LOSE WITH THE TALIBAN RETURN

More than a decade ago, a National Geographic writer saw warning signs the U.S. commitment would flag—and fragile democratic advances that could now be undone.

L’Argus de l’Assurance (Canada)

The Red Bull Bulletin

WHY EL SALVADOR IS BANKING ON BITCOIN

Our report focuses on how El Salvador could be about to become the only country in the world that uses Bitcoin as a digital national currency – get the lowdown here.

International News Safety Institute - INSI

ON THE ROAD IN THE TALIBAN'S AFGHANISTAN

El País (Spain)

Front page of the Spaniard newspaper on the chaos at the airport of people trying to be evacuated from Afghanistan.

CAOS, GOLPES U DESESPERACION EN TORNO AL AEROPUERTO DE KABUL

 “Hay que llegar como sea”

Miles de personas se agolpan en las puertas de acceso al aeródromo controladas por los soldados estadounidenses desesperadas por dejar el país. Solo hay una ley para poder salir: la del más fuerte.



Der Spiegel (Germany)

IN THE TALIBAN'S FAMINE COUNTRY

View Magazin (Germany)

WHAT WILL BECOME OF THEM

Der Spiegel (Germany)

"I WAS SCARED, VERY SCARED"