Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Around 25,000 people of different geographical, cultural and ethnic origin interact and share social spaces. The only thing they have in common is a general lack of wealth. Javier Marcos Getting to Peckham isn’t easy. It’s not on a Tube line, and though an overland train will get […]
Down the narrow, cobblestoned back-streets beats the heart of a Bohemian nation. Surviving occupations from the Habsburg Empire to the Nazis, Prague is a city whose history is as diverse as the stunning architecture that tells its story. – – Georgina Campbell Indulgence in a liberal, unconventional lifestyle defines […]
Lounging in front of a breast of Duck “a la Orange” in the Le Procope Restaurant and with the sensation of being in the company of famous ghosts, “the city of light” seemed like the party Hemingway describes in his beautiful text. Fausto Triana Then the autumn made […]
Officially known as Our Lady of Peace, this is not only the seat of government and the Plurinational Assembly of Bolivia, but also the city of curious contrasts. Mario Hubert Garrido For the author of these lines who retraces his steps of more than five years ago, […]
Sitting inside number 110 Shoreditch High Street, I watch passers-by as they peer inside confused and intrigued, most too reserved to enter the quirky one of a kind tea house nestled in the middle of East London. (The Prisma memoirs) Sofia Ahmad To me their bemusement is entirely […]
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