Publications

Published in „Die Zeit“ 11/2024
New York Markus Wanzeck, Photos: Vic Harster

For room and board, Markus Wanzeck helps a biological winemaker on the Kaiserstuhl with the harvest – because the wine simply tastes even better when you pick the grapes yourself.

Published in The time and on Zeit Online.

Published in „Antisemitism in and from Turkey,“ collected volume, Hamburg 2023
Jan Ruebel

Antisemitism in and from Turkey is an old and new topic – though rather unknown in Germany. A work edited by Corry Guttstadt and to which Zeitenspiegel author Jan Rübel contributed a chapter is dedicated to this phenomenon: How does the largest Islamic organization, DITIB, deal with antisemitism? An assessment.

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Published in „Stern“ on December 9, 2023
Ingrid Eißele and Johanna Wagner, Photos: Jeannette Petri

More than three million refugees lived in Germany in July 2023, the highest number ever. And tens of thousands have arrived every month since then. While Berlin grapples with political solutions, municipalities and districts are confronted with practical problems. They sometimes have to make space for new arrivals within hours – as they did in 2015 and 2022, but now with noticeably less support from the public.

Published in „Stern“ on December 28, 2023
Interview: Ingrid Eißele, Jana Luck, Photos: Frank Bauer

Plastic surgeon Stefan Gress reduces labia and augments breasts. Since the invasion of Ukraine, he has also been operating on disfigured soldiers. It goes well together, he says.

Published in „Nature“ 12/2023
New York Rike Uhlenkamp, Photos: Rainer Kwiotek

Ski touring is considered a sustainable alternative to the alpine circus. Instead of groomed slopes, lift facilities, or snow cannons, all that's needed is your own muscle power and some skiing skills. And yet, athletes should follow a few rules so that the fun of ski touring doesn't become a threat to nature and animals.

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Appeared in „Geo“ 12/2023
New York Rike Uhlenkamp, Photos: Rainer Kwiotek

In Malawi, young people are being trained as drone experts. With sophisticated technology, they aim to tackle Africa's pressing challenges.

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Published in „Stern“ on July 6, 2023
Interview: Catrin Boldebuck and Ingrid Eißele; Photos: Felix Schmitt

As a boy, Andreas Huckele was abused for years by the headmaster of the Odenwald School. His story is about living with the trauma.

published in „FR7“ on July 23, 2023
Kristin Kasten, Photos: Sascha Montag

What is childhood worth? In the mines of Burkina Faso, even the youngest often have to help with the arduous work. Local initiatives want to save them - with a compelling argument.

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Published on „Stern.de“ on December 29, 2023
Interview: Markus Wanzeck, Photos: Jonas Wresch

Since the beginning of 2023, the German Supply Chain Act has been in effect. Is it actually having an impact on the production of raw materials in the Global South, such as cocoa? Friedel Hütz-Adams from the Südwind Institute for Economics explains.

Published on Stern.de.

Erschienen im „MUT-Magazin“ 08/2023
New York Rike Uhlenkamp, Photos: Rainer Kwiotek

Wie denken und fühlen junge Menschen in Krisenzeiten. MUT-­ Reporter sind durch Deutschland gereist, haben Stimmen und Stimmungen gesammelt.

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Published in „Nature“ 11/23
New York Markus Wanzeck, Images: Caspar David Friedrich et al.

For Germany to achieve its climate goals, a peatland turnaround is needed: an end to peat extraction, the rewetting of drained peatlands, and a reinvention of agriculture there. A mammoth task like the coal phase-out. Visiting places where it is already being tackled.

The Feature was released in Nature 11/23.

Published in „Stern“ on November 2, 2023
David Baum, Jo Berlien, Dilara Bozkurt, Ingrid Eißele, Markus Frenzel, Kristin Kasten, Carly Laurence, and Jan Rübel, Photos: Jana Mai

Jews in Germany are being threatened and attacked. The message now is: They need solidarity – and the clear protection of the rule of law.

The Essay by David Baum and the Protocols are also on Stern+ appeared.