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Reconstruction of Mosul in Iraq: "The city will be stronger in future" - Vimarsana News

Reconstruction of Mosul in Iraq: "The city will be stronger in future"

The fortunes of the city of Mosul are an illustration of Iraq’s long and arduous path out of destruction and back to regular life: years after the offensive against Islamic State, parts of the city are still in ruins. But there is hope. By Karin A. Wenger (text) and Philipp Breu (photos)

Reconstruction of Mosul in Iraq: "The city will be stronger in future" - Vimarsana News

Reconstruction of Mosul in Iraq: "The city will be stronger in future"

The fortunes of the city of Mosul are an illustration of Iraq’s long and arduous path out of destruction and back to regular life: years after the offensive against Islamic State, parts of the city are still in ruins. But there is hope. By Karin A. Wenger (text) and Philipp Breu (photos)

Theatre in Pakistan: "I just want to dance" - Vimarsana News

Theatre in Pakistan: "I just want to dance"

Young performers in Lahore are shaping their lives outside the perceptions of Pakistani society, which views many art forms as obscene. As part of a new generation that hopes to change the country, they find themselves taking on conservative mullahs, censorship bodies and sometimes even their own families. By Karin A. Wenger with photos by Philipp Breu

Theatre in Pakistan: "I just want to dance" - Vimarsana News

Theatre in Pakistan: "I just want to dance"

Young performers in Lahore are shaping their lives outside the perceptions of Pakistani society, which views many art forms as obscene. As part of a new generation that hopes to change the country, they find themselves taking on conservative mullahs, censorship bodies and sometimes even their own families. By Karin A. Wenger with photos by Philipp Breu