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Here, you’ll see longform essays, interviews, photography, curious facts, live events and our stunning print editions. Across these platforms, we build a contemporary awareness of different places and cultures, and explore unexpected topics, from the complex and controversial to the intimate and beautiful.
We’re based in the US, but we don’t send writers on assignment to cover the world. Instead, we believe that writers, journalists and thinkers from their own countries are best equipped to explain their political and cultural realities. Source
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Welcome to Close Up, our newsletter focused on photography. It’s part of our set of expanded offerings. At least once a month, you’ll receive an original photo essay from a different part of the world. Today’s Close Up newsletter highlights a photo essay from our brand-new print issue, Stranger’s Guide: The World at Work—our very first photography issue! You can purchase the print issue below. The transportation system in Caracas, Venezuela is as anachronistic as it is resilient.
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