Interview with Eleonora Rettori, photographer and author of DooG Reporter, on how she is coping with this difficult time in history, cause COVID-19.

Interview with Carmine Rubicco, journalist and photographer, on this period of forced closure due to COVID-19.

Interview with Barbara Silbe, editor-in-chief of EyesOpen! Magazine, on this period of forced closure due to COVID-19.

In the crumbling alleys of Catania's San Berillo district, once the largest red-light area in the Mediterranean, lies a poignant and anarchic microcosm that still resists abandonment and social marginalization

During these days of lockdown, continue to travel with us, to learn about the world through the stories we tell you.

The fifth - and last - short clip on the road of the series is dedicated to the long mission of the non-profit organisation MotoForPeace in South America.

The annual Scasada del Zenerù festival in Ardesio celebrates the end of winter and the impending arrival of spring with a large bonfire, and other traditional rituals

Just a few steps from Peru, we find ourselves facing the border closed by the pandemic; all we can do is turn back and face the uncertainty of returning home

The Cordillera challenges us and we are ready to face it and start going up. We reach 4000 metres. The peaks fill the eyes with a thousand colours.

The fourth short clip on the road of the series is dedicated to the long mission of the non-profit organisation MotoForPeace in South America. We are in Argentina.

Buenos Aires, immense, makes us greet the infinity of the sky. And with trees and buildings, it draws an imperfect horizon.

Pandemics highlight the vulnerability of developing regions where freedom of information is compromised, hindering timely responses