Sir Don McCullin, a legendary war photojournalist, has dedicated over seven decades to capturing the harsh realities of war, poverty, and human suffering. Starting his career at the Observer newspaper in 1959, he gained recognition for his impactful work in conflict zones worldwide. Despite his fame, McCullin expresses a desire for a quieter life at 91, reflecting on the challenges of photojournalism today and the lack of interest in war photography in modern media. He emphasizes the importance of education and the ongoing struggles of youth unemployment globally. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)