In this conversation, Ukrainian photographer Lisa Bukreyeva reflects on how the full‑scale invasion has transformed her life, her values, and her artistic practice. She speaks about documenting the emotional and everyday realities of wartime Ukraine, the limits of photography in conveying the horror of conflict, and why she focuses on subtle, often overlooked moments that reveal how war seeps into daily life.

One of the world’s leading authorities on children’s rights in the digital sphere, argues that the power of big tech is neither inevitable nor untouchable. She sets out where Europe can regain leverage – from procurement and taxation to product liability – and why clear principles, not endless process, are key to defending democratic values online.

Why is talking about death still so difficult — and what helps to overcome this fear? Palliative care physician Christina Grebe explains why early conversations, good information, and clear legal frameworks are essential for a dignified end of life.

Far too rarely is the focus on the content of reporting. That is why the journalism award »von unten« (from below) was established in 2010.