Romeo Alaeff comes from a long line of 鈥渙utsiders.鈥� His photography resonates with the Monitor鈥檚 Alfredo Sosa, an immigrant himself.
In a year marked by isolation, our photojournalists found people working to better understand and find new ways to connect with each other.
A century into women鈥檚 suffrage, the Monitor asks three generations of women in one family what voting means to them.
Ulama was once a high-stakes ritual in Mesoamerica. Today, as renewed nationalism takes hold in Mexico, a new generation is discovering the game.
For these history-minded hobbyists, black-powder activities are a rare chance to revisit the armaments technology from the 1860s.
Tunbjork was one of Sweden鈥檚 most prominent photographers.
After Ottoman and later British rule, the Iraqi republic was formed in 1958, at a time of great hope.
