Photographer Juan Teixeira captures the harsh realities of life in the 'Grey Zone' that separates Ukraine from the territory controlled by the army of the Republic Popular of Donetsk. The photo essay depicts long queues at the border, the struggles of crossing in harsh weather, the watchful eyes of snipers, and the impact of the conflict on civilians, including a single mother and children living under the constant threat of bombings.

The Zapatista Squadron 421, consisting of four women, two men, and one non-binary person, embarked on a journey from Mexico to Europe aboard a German ship named La Montaña to share their experiences and rekindle anti-capitalist struggle. They arrived in Vigo, Spain, and were warmly received by various European collectives. The group, which includes indigenous members and represents the EZLN, plans to visit thirty European countries. Marijose, a non-binary indigenous member, was the first to land, symbolically renaming Europe as 'Slumil K’ajxemk’op' or 'rebellious land'. The visit aims to foster solidarity and resistance against capitalism, with upcoming events including a Feminism and Dissidence meeting in France and a European Meeting of Struggles in Madrid.