Mahmud Nasimi fled Afghanistan in 2013. After a harrowing journey of four years, where he rubbed shoulders with the inhuman and brushed with death, he arrived in Paris. With only baggage, loneliness and despair. Until that December morning when his footsteps led him to the Père-Lachaise cemetery. He is seated in an armchair, his back … Read more
In 2014, when American songwriter Greg Dulli brought his creative vehicle back to life, the author of these lines doubted the merits of this return to the game for The Afghan Whigs. It had been no less than 16 years since the publication of the last long format of the training, 1965. With Do The … Read more
Invisible, or almost. Refugee women represent barely 20% of sports practitioners registered by the association Yoga and Sport With Refugees in Lesbos (Greece). However, they are often the first to whom sport could benefit for its implications in terms of health, well-being or even integration. Near the Mavrovouni camp, the sports association seeks to support … Read more
“Do you see these trainers in the closet? They are my favorite but we share them with several people. I hope to have them tomorrow for the Lesbos trail and maybe even for Paris!” Faded pink, threadbare tips, sagging soles, the sports shoes mirrored by Mahmood Alizada have come a long way. Kind of like … Read more