It's the Championship of the Mythomaniacs in SVT's Must-See Series
Swedish sports columnist Johan Esk reviews the week's events including a documentary series and golf.
Quebec baseball icon Rodger Brulotte dead at 79
Rodger Brulotte, a cherished baseball broadcaster and columnist in Quebec, has passed away at the age of 79.
"Columns": Columnist? Really?
Rzeczpospolita offers a promotional subscription plan for access to The New York Times and highlights its own reliable reporting.
Viktoria LadΓ΅nskaja-Kubits: The Changed Language of Political Leaders Signals a Dangerous Trend Towards War
Political leaders' changing language reflects a troubling trend towards increased militarization, according to columnist Viktoria LadΓ΅nskaja-Kubits.
PUTIN IS TRYING TO PUSH RUSSIANS TO THE INFORMATION GULAG
Columnist Andrei KuzitΕ‘kin discusses Vladimir Putin's ongoing battle for media control in Russia, emphasizing the increased scrutiny in recent years.
I improved a lot as a writer because of my column in Folha, says Drauzio Varella
Drauzio Varella reflects on his growth as a writer due to his column in Folha during a celebratory event for the newspaper's 105th anniversary.
ECG: After the Raggard Shower Comes a Poodle
A columnist reflects on the mistaken belief that the term 'raggardusch' was removed from the latest edition of the Swedish Academy's dictionary, SAOL, when in fact it was added.
Tati Bernardi lies on the couch and speaks in a podcast about malice, bipolarity, and cancellation
Writer and columnist Tati Bernardi discusses personal struggles and psychological concepts in her podcast, bringing insights to her audience.
After Joke About the AfD Youth: Prosecutor Drops Investigations Against Jan Fleischhauer
The Munich public prosecutor has terminated investigations against columnist Jan Fleischhauer for an alleged reference to a Nazi slogan, concluding that his comments are not criminally liable.
Participate in the tribute of EL PAΓS to Manuel Vicent
EL PAΓS is conducting a tribute to the esteemed columnist Manuel Vicent, inviting readers to vote for their favorite column of his.
Former Democrat senator joins conservative Washington news outlet as columnist
Former Democratic senator Kyrsten Sinema has begun writing as a columnist for the conservative outlet Washington Reporter.
Former Democratic senator joins conservative Washington news outlet as columnist
Former Democratic senator Kyrsten Sinema has joined the conservative Washington Reporter as a contributing columnist, aiming to offer unique insights from her years in Congress.
Harsh column by a Pulitzer Prize winner against Donald Trump in the New York Times: "He has no idea how to end the war with Iran"
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Thomas L. Friedman criticizes Donald Trump in the New York Times for his misconceptions about the U.S. involvement and the resolution of the ongoing conflict in Iran.
90 Years Later, These Lines Are the Most Relevant That Can Be Written, Read, or Sung
A Danish columnist reflects on the enduring relevance of a poem by Nordahl Grieg, emphasizing its significance in relation to today's conflicts.
Columnist Yuji Kotari has passed away - 'Kotarhin requires nursing care 5' serialized in this newspaper
Yuji Kotari, a prominent columnist and writer, has passed away due to illness at the age of 68, leaving behind a significant impact in Japanese literature and journalism.
88-year-old widow encourages older romantics to reignite the spark in their sex lives: offers advice
Legendary health columnist Dr. Miriam Stoppard encourages older adults to embrace intimacy in her new book, emphasizing that age should not hinder a fulfilling sexual life.
BRIAN READE: 'Do we really want a special relationship with a paranoid thug like Trump?'
Columnist Brian Reade critiques Donald Trump's historical ignorance and his confrontational relationship with UK leader Keir Starmer.
Chris Selley: Carney sows the seeds of his eventual defeat
Columnist Chris Selley discusses Prime Minister Mark Carney's political standing as he approaches his one-year anniversary, noting public support for the Liberals remains strong but highlighting recent criticisms regarding Carney's foreign policy views.
Justice Does Not Understand Irony: Jan Fleischhauer Makes Joke About the AfD, Now the Police Are Investigating
Columnist Jan Fleischhauer is under investigation by the police after making an ironic remark about the AfD youth party, raising concerns about the interpretation of free speech in Germany.
Journalism: The Principle of Sarcasm β Ever Heard of It?
German columnist Jan Fleischhauer faces legal trouble for using sarcasm in a podcast while discussing the youth wing of the AfD party.
ANJ condemns Vorcaro's threats against Lauro Jardim and sees attack on press freedom
The National Association of Newspapers (ANJ) expressed solidarity with the newspaper 'O Globo' and columnist Lauro Jardim after threats against him were revealed.
Mart Kuldkepp: The War between the USA and Iran is Both Beneficial and Dangerous for Estonia
The ongoing conflict between the USA and Iran presents both advantages and risks for Estonia's foreign and security policy, as pointed out by historian and columnist Mart Kuldkepp.
Hi Baby Column: "How do you manage to do it all?"
A columnist reflects on the challenges of balancing work and motherhood, sharing personal experiences and realizations.
The Illusion of 'Conservatism in Youth'
A columnist critiques the perception of youth conservatism in South Korea and reflects on the changing role of young people in the democratic history of the nation.
Cultural Debate. SVT's Anna Careborg: The Audience Seems to Know More Than Johan Croneman
SVT's news director Anna Careborg responds to criticism from TV columnist Johan Croneman regarding the network's coverage of Ayatollah Khamenei's death, arguing that the public's understanding is more accurate than Croneman's claims.
RistiΔ: Iran is just a masquerade β American eyes are focused on China
Columnist Borislav RistiΔ predicts that the U.S. may soon strike Iran with Israel's support, framing this as a distraction from the real focus on China.
VIKTORIA LADΓNSKAJA-KUBITS β© Stuck in Victim Syndrome: Ida-Virumaa
The columnist Viktoria LadΓ΅nskaja-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 β© Viktoria LadΓ΅nskaja-Kubits: this is indeed a speech that is also a speech!
Columnist Viktoria LadΓ΅nskaja-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 OβNeill, 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: #SΓΆderisste 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 FernΓ‘ndez DΓaz
President Javier Milei has launched another attack on columnist Jorge FernΓ‘ndez DΓaz, 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 MΓΌller, who has chosen to stay.
Javier Cercas wins the XI RaΓΊl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: "The novelist must not take sides, the columnist has to"
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI RaΓΊl 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 RaΓΊl del Pozo Opinion Journalism Award: 'The novelist should not take sides, the columnist must do so'
Javier Cercas has been awarded the XI RaΓΊl 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 β© 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 β© 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. Itβs 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 Kraftβs 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.