An analysis of the Brazilian election suggests that the left-wing parties no longer command the widespread support needed to win, exploring the reasons behind their electoral struggles.
A cultural commentary explores the decline in constructive family disagreements, suggesting a loss of a valuable social skill.
A book review highlights a new novel by Pablo Llambías that explores themes of grief, shame, and zombies.
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This report investigates 245 Danish homes repeatedly hit by storm surges, interviewing owners about living with the sea and questioning the long-term viability of protecting vulnerable areas.
An interview with a farmer discussing the political backlash against conventional pig farming and the potential consequences for his livelihood.
A minister confirms the legality of the pig farming ban while acknowledging underlying political pressure.
An analysis details strategies employed by far-right parties like Germany's AfD and France's National Rally to undermine the European Union from the inside.
A guide on modern etiquette addresses the correct ways to address individuals in contemporary society.
An essay by a historian specializing in international organizations argues that a new global order is emerging, which may diverge significantly from Western values.
An editorial argues that the new government's decision to end Danish mink farming is correct, as the industry is no longer justifiable in its current form.
An editorial questions the effectiveness of right-wing political solutions in addressing European unrest, using Italy as a case study.
An editorial criticizes Novo Nordisk's database of doctors, stating it damages trust within the medical community.
An advice column addresses a parent's concern about their daughter's focus on her stomach and asks if they should go on a diet.