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Feeling at home abroad
At my home, I feel free and I don’t have to live up to big expectations. It’s like a safe space. I’d probably say that the people you meet, like and care about are your home. That’s because you feel welcome with them and can just relax around them. But there are locations that are…
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How love and dedication shape the world
We can assume that you have often heard that one person alone cannot do much. And that this statement is not entirely true is proven by teacher, Ramona Babos, from the city of Arad, Romania, who is a true heroine – not only because she is our interlocutor in this interview, but because she manages…
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Good things (don’t) last
Have you ever wondered why we hold on so tightly to the things and people in our lives? We tend to think that if something is good, it’s supposed to last forever. But what if that’s just a story we tell ourselves? Our society magically puts an equal sign between quality and longevity, but I’m…
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Turning waste into opportunity
In today’s world, recycling is key to cutting down on waste and saving resources. By collecting, processing, and reusing materials that would otherwise be thrown away, recycling helps the environment and brings economic benefits. What is Recycling? Recycling means turning waste into new materials that can be used again. The process includes collecting, sorting, processing,…
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A coffee lover’s guide to brewing a perfect cup
Coffee seems like a simple drink, but there are many ways to prepare it. In this article, you will find out that a coffee machine is not the only way to make it. Coffee comes from the plant called Coffea, which has over 130 species. The most popular one is Coffea arabica which is around…
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Tuaregs, the Ancient People of the Sahara
There are many populations with different cultures living in the world for many years, and I would like to introduce one of them shortly. The ancient people known as Tuareg live in the great Sahara Desert region in Africa. Today, Tuaregs are living in Libya, Niger, Chad, Algeria, Mali and Burkina Faso. They are known…
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A Journey through Egyptian History, Culture and Modernity
Egypt, a land steeped in ancient history and vibrant culture, has long fascinated the world. Nestled in the northeastern corner of Africa, it is a country that straddles the line between antiquity and modernity, offering a unique blend of timeless wonders and contemporary experiences. From the enigmatic pyramids to bustling cities, Egypt is a treasure…
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A deep d(r)ive to independence
Do you know this feeling? Someday, you find yourself looking around the faces of your friends – the people who became your family of choice – and notice that they have grown up to young adults full of enthusiasm for life on the quest for an independent and self-determined life. Between talks about career choices…
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Behind the DJ Booth with Anastas
Interview with Anastas Kitanovski Who is Anastas? Tell us a bit about yourself. First, I’d like to thank the VCS team for reaching out for this interview, it’s always amazing being part of the monthly magazine. Let’s dive into my world for a short time! I’m a 24 years old producer/DJ from Skopje, Macedonia. Music…
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War of the Currents
Nikola Tesla was a Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer. He was born in 1856, in what is now Croatia, and died on January 7, 1943, in New York City. Tesla is best known for his groundbreaking work in electricity and magnetism, and his inventions and ideas shaped many aspects of modern technology. He held…
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Soft research about OCD
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), has recognised as a mental issue with obsession and compulsive acts. Approximately 2% to 3% of the population of the world has this disorder and demonstrates a chronic process. Actually, OCD has a quite bizarre history. First of all, it dates back to the 19th century. However, at that time the…
