VIKTORIA LADÕNSKAJA-KUBITS ⟩ Stuck in Victim Syndrome: Ida-Virumaa
The columnist Viktoria Ladõnskaja-Kubits discusses the challenges faced by Ida-Virumaa and the need for a deeper understanding of the region beyond data and headlines.
Column 'Midlife Crisis': I Buried My Smartphone
The columnist, part of the last generation to grow up without digital technology, describes her decision to live without a smartphone to combat addiction to digital devices.
REACTION TO THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH ⟩ Viktoria Ladõnskaja-Kubits: this is indeed a speech that is also a speech!
Columnist Viktoria Ladõnskaja-Kubits reflects on the messages politicians are expected to receive from the Estonian President's speech for the 108th anniversary of the Republic.
How can we boycott the destroyer in the USA?
A columnist reflects on the concept of boycott through personal anecdotes related to past familial experiences and historical examples, emphasizing its roots in resistance movements.
British columnist: Kaja Kallas embodies the arrogance of the Brussels elite
Brendan O’Neill, a British columnist, argues that Kaja Kallas represents the liberal elite's disconnect from ordinary citizens in her criticism of the United States.
John Robson: In Mark Carney's Canada, nothing matters
Columnist John Robson discusses the political and financial state of Canada, questioning whether Canadians and their governments acknowledge the significant issues facing the country.
STEVE FORBES: Don't crush homeowners to pay for NYC's out-of-control budget
Columnist Steve Forbes argues against raising property taxes in New York City to address budget shortfalls, emphasizing the regressive nature of such taxes.
SZ Column Typically German: #Söderisste meets #Syreisst
A columnist reflects on their past as a refugee during the Munich Security Conference and shares an encounter with Bavaria's Minister President, discussing culinary preferences.
Theater and Politics: Can This Be More Than a Loud Show?
The article discusses the intersection of theater and politics in Germany, highlighting a recent controversial speech by columnist Harald Martenstein at the Thalia Theater that resonates with AfD rhetoric.
Another attack by the President on Fernández Díaz
President Javier Milei has launched another attack on columnist Jorge Fernández Díaz, labeling him a 'compulsive liar' in a social media post.
Emigrating Temporarily: The Phantom Pain Hits Before Departure
The columnist reflects on the bittersweet emotions that arise just days before returning from Canada, contrasting their situation with that of soccer player Thomas Müller, who has chosen to stay.
Javier Cercas wins the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: "The novelist must not take sides, the columnist has to"
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award, emphasizing the role of columnists in taking sides while novelists should remain neutral.
Dating Column: And suddenly I want to please strange men
The columnist reflects on the challenges of re-entering the dating scene after a long relationship ends.
Javier Cercas wins the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: 'The novelist should not take sides, the columnist must do so'
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI Raúl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award, emphasizing the distinction between the roles of a novelist and a columnist.
German Everyday Life: It Was Nice in America
The columnist reflects on a desire to revisit places in America, contrasting past travel experiences with current hesitations.
Maybe he should direct his criticism towards the poor quality of supermarkets
A columnist argues that a food critic's attack on meal boxes reflects a deeper issue in Denmark's food culture and supermarket quality.
GARRI RAAGMAA ⟩ Estonia needs a controllable energy network
The article discusses the necessity of establishing controllable power capacities in Estonia's energy sector to address climate fluctuations and cold winters, as emphasized by columnist Garri Raagmaa.
JONATHAN TURLEY: NY Times columnist sinks to sick new low mocking JD Vance's mom
Fox News commentator Jonathan Turley criticizes New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie for mocking J.D. Vance's mother, who has struggled with addiction.
MART KULDKEPP ⟩ The Moral Zero Point of the Western Elite
The article discusses how the Epstein scandal provides Moscow with reasons to view the Western elite as corrupt, according to historian and columnist Mart Kuldkepp.
Conservative columnist says Donald Trump has lost the country. It’s complicated.
A conservative columnist argues that Donald Trump has lost support in the country, reflecting on political commentary and polling data.
Do Androids Dream of Flesh-and-Blood Readers?
A reader's complaint reveals that a columnist's content consists of up to 100% AI-generated text, sparking a debate about the publication's transparency regarding AI usage.
Bloco das Cores brings joy and awareness to the streets of Petrolina this Sunday (8)
The Bloco das Cores will take place in Petrolina, Brazil, on Sunday, celebrating joy and raising awareness with various performances and a special tribute to a local social columnist.
Writer sees red over Robert Kraft's Blue Square Alliance Super Bowl ad
A Super Bowl ad from Robert Kraft’s Blue Square Alliance Against Hate promoting a campaign against antisemitism has sparked harsh criticism from a columnist.
"We Need Reforms. Otherwise, the Winter Sleep Will Last Until Summer"
WELT columnist Robin Alexander critiques the German government's political inaction ahead of local elections, highlighting the urgent need for reform discussions.
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The fight against noise pollution in São Paulo seems capable of uniting the left and the right
A columnist reflects on the overwhelming impact of daily noise in São Paulo, revealing that many residents share experiences of living with constant loudness from various sources.
Michael Fran�a criticized the erasure of black people on Brazilian TV
Columnist Michael França criticized the predominantly white imagery that dominates television in Brazil, highlighting low representation and biased roles assigned to black individuals.
Javier Ambrossi, new columnist for ICON: 'I am shameless. Thinking aloud is incredibly healthy, as is making mistakes'
Javier Ambrossi begins his new role as a columnist for ICON magazine, sharing thoughts on the benefits of open expression while he works on his latest film project.
Columnist Juan Ramón Rallo joins the roster of columnists at ABC
Juan Ramón Rallo, a well-known economic commentator in Spain, will begin contributing to ABC's Opinion section on Mondays and the Economy section on Saturdays.
JD Vance should have been sold by his mother for drugs, NYT columnist says
New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie remarked that Vice President JD Vance's mother was justified in her past actions of attempting to sell him for drugs, following his refusal to apologize to a shooting victim's family.
All the President's Men: The Blow That Sank the Washington Post
The article discusses an event on January 20, 1961, when President John Kennedy discreetly visited friend and columnist Joseph Alsop after his inaugural address, hinting at the close connections between political figures and media outlets.
"Authorities Should Not Gender At All"
The Hamburg Waterways Authority is planning to terminate an employee who refuses to use gender-neutral language in official documents, prompting criticism of the authority's obsessive behavior from WELT columnist Kristina Schröder.
"Something is going wrong here in Germany"
Columnist Gunnar Schupelius criticizes the Federal Administrative Court's ruling on climate goals, warning of negative impacts on industry and energy supply, stating that judges should not dictate politics.
Major layoffs at Washington Post, Shashi Tharoor's son Eshan also loses job
The Washington Post, one of the world's most prestigious newspapers, has laid off over a third of its staff, including senior international columnist Eshan Tharoor, son of Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who expressed his emotional response to the sudden termination of his tenure as a 'tragic day' for the newsroom and global journalism.
"Environmentalists care more about trees than about people"
In Berlin, the private use of road salt has been banned again due to a court ruling by the Nature Conservation Association Nabu, sparking criticism from columnist Gunnar Schupelius.
"A Porsche with an electric motor is no longer a Porsche"
Columnist Hans-Ulrich Jörges discusses the current political debates surrounding Friedrich Merz, the crisis at Porsche, and the scandal involving Norway's royal family.
Does the Estonian state hate rural people?
Writer and columnist Triin Katariina Tammert discusses the irrationality and ignorance of the state's treatment of rural areas, highlighting the struggles faced by rural residents.
VIKTORIA LADÕNSKAJA-KUBITS ⟩ Low fertility rate or how politicians betray the constitution
Recent statistics confirm a drop in birth rates, marking the second time in history that annual births fell below ten thousand, coupled with a negative migration balance, while politicians continue to disregard constitutional principles, as discussed by columnist and former parliament member Viktoria Ladõnskaja-Kubits.
"Trump is a Megalomaniac in Withdrawal"
Columnist Hans-Ulrich Jörges discusses recent events in Minneapolis and the deportation policy of the Trump administration, stating that "Donald Trump has passed his peak."
The OS case is sports' version of 'What the hell do I get for my money?'.
Sports columnist Johan Esk reflects on the past week in sports, discussing the implications of the OS case.
Brosius-Gersdorf becomes a columnist for the 'Süddeutsche Zeitung'
Jurist Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf will start writing a column for the 'Süddeutsche Zeitung', commenting on current social and legal issues in the opinion section from February 28.
"In truth, they explore nothing at all"
The deployment of 13 Bundeswehr soldiers to Greenland is described as pure symbolism by columnist Hans-Ulrich Jörges, who also calls for a tougher stance from the EU against Washington's desires on WELT TV.
“It Gives One the Feeling That It’s About Political Censorship”
Following Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther's statement on press freedom, MABB Director Eva Flecken advocates for media content bans, specifically mentioning Nius, while columnist Gunnar Schupelius emphasizes the importance of freedom of opinion.
Jewish American columnist Thomas Friedman says he was uninvited from 2024 Adelaide writers’ week over ‘timing’
Thomas Friedman, a Jewish American columnist, revealed that he was uninvited from the 2024 Adelaide Writers' Week after initially agreeing to participate due to issues with timing.
Washington Post columnist admits ‘woke’ politics hurt Democrats
A Washington Post columnist suggests that the Democratic Party's embrace of 'woke' politics has alienated voters, proposing a shift away from culture wars to regain support.
"This reminds me a lot of the GDR"
David Bendels, editor-in-chief of the AfD-affiliated "Deutschland-Kurier," has been acquitted of defamation over a satirical montage of Nancy Faeser, prompting commentary from Cicero columnist Mathias Brodkorb on the case.
"Like pole vaulting with a salt stick" – Jörges on Merz's economic turnaround
Columnist Hans-Ulrich Jörges expresses skepticism about Chancellor Merz's ability to fulfill his new economic role, stating he disappears when it matters.
Adelaide festival did not dump Jewish columnist from 2024 program despite request from Randa Abdel-Fattah and others
The Adelaide festival board has decided not to remove Jewish columnist Thomas Friedman from its 2024 program, despite lobbying from a group of academics including Randa Abdel-Fattah.
Column 'The Country Doctor': I Slipped – and Heard a Crack in My Left Ankle
The columnist reflects on a recent slip due to icy conditions in his region, resulting in an injury to his ankle during the winter's harsh weather in Germany.
Canadian columnist asks if Trump will arrest Canada leader after Maduro arrest
An opinion piece raises concerns about the possibility of President Trump arresting Ontario Premier Doug Ford in the wake of U.S. military actions against Venezuela that resulted in Nicolás Maduro's capture.