Annabelle and Reportagen cooperate for one issue
Under the title «Everything Will Be Different: How the World Is Changing Right Now,» Annabelle and Reportagen are collaborating to explore the major upheavals and turning points of our time.
The current issues of Reports and Annabelle have a common theme: "Everything will be different". The world is currently undergoing groundbreaking and rapid change: artificial intelligence, climate change, geostrategic shifts, innovations in biology and new forms of love and coexistence.
Together, the Annabelle- and Reports-The two editions are based on the stories of the editors of this turbulent time and the prevailing feeling that no stone is being left unturned. The two issues refer to each other with complementary stories, and readers are invited to order a free copy of the other title and continue reading.
This is how a story in Reports about three young people who live in a convoluted love triangle, their expansion into Annabelle: In this interview, US writer Molly Roden Winter talks about what it's like to open up a marriage after nine years. In addition, the photo series about Zurich's youth in Annabelle a report about a senior citizens' flat share on the farm opposite. And while Reports-author Karin Wenger got stuck in a traffic jam on her sailing trip in the Panama Canal due to a lack of water, reports the Annabelle about how an entire island population is being relocated to the mainland as climate refugees off the coast of Panama.
Cooperation instead of competition
With this cooperation, the two magazines want to show that, despite all the uncertainty, upheavals also bring potential. Competitive thinking has given way to the conviction that readers appreciate good stories wherever they can find them.
