At age 87, landlady Hildegard Schweinsberg is still behind the bar every day. Her pub "Zur Börse" is the heart and soul of the small village of Neuhaus. People meet here to drink, relax and catch up. What will happen if this tradition dies out?

Alice Zhang is living her dream. She earns money playing computer games. But to survive in China's booming gaming scene you have to keep winning, and attract sponsors. And, in this male-dominated industry, that's far from easy.

On August 3, 2014, some 50,000 Yazidis fled the Islamic State's massacres onto Mount Sinjar. Many haven't left the mountain since then for fear of their Muslim former neighbors.

Talíria Petrone is a city councilwoman in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro State, who would like the military to be more accountable. Since it took over responsibility for her city, the criticism has not stopped.

Rosa Lopez from Spain has been a care worker for 20 years. She loves her job, but it’s getting ever harder to do it properly. Germany has a shortfall of about 30,000 care workers.

There's a lot of drug dealing in Berlin's Görlitzer Park — and there are often incidents of violence. The local government can’t seem to get the problem under control, so park manager Cengiz Demirci has taken on the task himself.

The Special Olympics are a major highlight for athletes with physical or intellectual disabilities. Almost 5,000 individuals come together to compete in 19 different disciplines. The event shows what successful integration can look like.

There's a lot of drug dealing in Berlin's Görlitzer Park — and there are often incidents of violence. The local government can’t seem to get the problem under control, so park manager Cengiz Demirci has taken on the task himself.

Books are his passion: Viktor Lazić wants to assemble the biggest library in Belgrade - using only donations. He has already collected one million books, which he is currently still storing in an air raid shelter.

According to statistics from the United Nations, 1.5 million Syrians have been handicapped due to the war in their homeland. More than 80,000 of these had to have limb amputations, and many of these, like 10-year-old Majida, are children.