Here in this corner of Ukraine lives a minority that became a pawn in Viktor Orbán's game
An ethnic Hungarian community in western Ukraine seeks to maintain its cultural identity amid external pressures, particularly from Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
'My innocent boy was knifed to death but killer's mum said something horrific'
Ronan Kanda, a 16-year-old schoolboy, was fatally stabbed in a case of mistaken identity, prompting his mother to advocate against knife crime.
Research in Vilnius: Residents of Žvėrynas, Žirmūnai, and the Old Town Have the Best Opinions About Their Municipality
A survey reveals that residents of Žvėrynas, Žirmūnai, and the Old Town in Vilnius have the most positive views about their neighborhoods, indicating a strong sense of community identity and satisfaction with local conditions.
The Right to Education at Stake
The Pirituba Subprefecture in São Paulo has closed a school on Indigenous land due to imminent collapse risk, highlighting long-standing safety issues and the impact on the community's cultural identity.
It was revealed what the districts of Vilnius are like: the differences are greater than they seemed
A study on the identity of Vilnius districts reveals significant differences among them, paving the way for community engagement and future urban planning.
Severe Outburst from PS's Vigelius about Hame Support – Now the Roma Association Speaks
Joakim Vigelius of the Perussuomalaiset party criticizes the funding of traditional hame garments for the Roma community, prompting a response from the Finnish Roma Association.
29th of Ramadan: The Day Kairouan Was Born and the Features of the Nation Were Drawn
The 29th of Ramadan marks a significant day in Islamic history, symbolizing the establishment of Kairouan and the development of the Muslim community's identity.
Clarín SCA Award Mention for Students 2026: Housing in Ensenada
The project proposes a collective housing system in Ensenada that emphasizes community, proximity, and urban identity through an integrated architectural design.
Hundreds of groups urge Quebec government to scrap controversial constitution
Over 800 organizations in Quebec are urging the provincial government to abandon its proposed constitution, known as Bill 1, citing flaws and a lack of proper consultation.
Bartulica met with the Croatian community in Santiago
MEP Stephen Nikola Bartulica met representatives of the Croatian community in Santiago, Chile, discussing the preservation of Croatian identity and culture.
Liberal Jewish Community Beth Shalom: "I am probably a burden to some people in my community"
The liberal Jewish community in Munich, under the leadership of C. Bernd Sucher, aims to revitalize awareness and support for progressive Jewish life in the city, which has been overshadowed by its orthodox community.
Couple who lived in the wrong house for 6 months always dreamed of having their own property: "It was a dream we built together"
A couple in Brazil mistakenly moved into the wrong house for six months before realizing their error, sharing their journey of working towards their dream of homeownership.
7 out of 10 Danes are in the club: "They need a place to be heard"
The article discusses the proliferation of Facebook groups in Denmark that provide vital support and community for individuals, particularly those feeling marginalized, while highlighting some underlying issues.
"Astoria": A meeting place where the community of immigrants keeps its identity alive
The article discusses the upcoming premiere of the music performance "Astoria", showcasing the lives of Greek immigrants in a historic setting in Athens.
Heated kop, small means, and popular identity: Nanterre, a true old-school basketball land
The Nanterre basketball club faced a loss in the Coupe de France semi-finals, but the focus this season is on their ambitions and identity, rather than just winning.
Marina Ferhatovic: "It grates on me when people tell Swedish Iranians what they should feel"
Marina Ferhatovic expresses her discomfort with the way people communicate expectations to Swedish Iranians about their emotional responses following political events in Iran.
Quilombola community in Curuçá, Pará, gains first high school class for youth and adults
A quilombola community in Curuçá, Pará, has launched its first high school program for young people and adults who previously lacked the opportunity to complete their education.
Old Signboards are the Annual Rings of the Village... The Data Collection of the Flower Village by the Youths
Young planners in Uijeongbu, South Korea, are preserving the history and identity of a neighborhood known as 'Flower Village' by documenting its faded colors and elements.
Thirty Years' War: With Angry Bees, the Women Defended Their City
During the Thirty Years' War, women from Salmünster defended their town using angry bees, as depicted in local legend, which remains a significant part of the community's identity.
Confused and Lost
The article discusses the sudden rise in visibility of the therian community in Spain, who identify as animal beings and engage in unique behaviors.
Campaign seeks 50 objects to ‘take the heat’ out of Englishness debate
A new campaign aims to collect 50 objects that symbolize Englishness to promote a more inclusive conversation about national identity in England.
Macedonian group claims Moomba Parade flag ban is discriminatory
A Macedonian community group is considering legal action after being banned from displaying their cultural flag at the Moomba Parade in Melbourne.
Texas Town: Under the Western Sky
The article focuses on a town in Texas, discussing its community, culture, and significance under the western sky.
Identity of 5 Bodies Confirmed in Yamaguchi Temple Fire, All Burned to Death, Yamaguchi Prefectural Police Announce
The Yamaguchi Prefectural Police have confirmed the identities of five individuals who died in a fire at a temple and nearby residence in Shimonoseki, all of whom perished by burning.
The Gaucho Runner: Starts with a Beret, Runs in Espadrilles, and Helps Rural Schools
José Menzóttero, known as the 'gaucho runner,' combines his passion for running and his rural identity while supporting education in rural schools.
The Fox of Morón: engineer from Monday to Friday, masked hero on weekends
Diego Gianotti leads a double life as both an industrial engineer during the week and a masked hero, 'El Zorro', on weekends, bringing joy to children and evoking his childhood inspirations.
More than pasties and beaches: Cornwall celebrates St Piran’s Day amid cultural revival
Cornwall's St Piran's Day celebrations highlight a cultural revival and a deep sense of identity among the Cornish people.
The Gathering, The Sweets, The Waterwheel, and The Bazin: Unique Scenes of Ramadan for Libyans
The article explores distinct traditions and customs that Libyans incorporate into the observance of Ramadan, highlighting the unique cultural identity of Ramadan in Libya.
Karolin Jürise: Meeting another Estonian abroad warms the heart
Estonian actress Karolin Jürise shares her fondness for encountering fellow Estonians while traveling abroad, reflecting on identity and cultural diversity.
Action in tribute to Women's Month promotes lectures, skin cleaning, haircut, eyebrow design, and other services in Feira de Santana
The Sintraf in Feira de Santana is organizing a free event for Women’s Month, offering various beauty and identity services, along with lectures focused on women's issues.
Wojciech Lebel: Why funding professional sports is a duty
The article discusses the responsibilities associated with financing professional sports.
Ramadan in Jordan: Daily Rituals Creating a Unique Identity
The article explores how Ramadan in Jordan transforms daily life and cultural identity, instilling a sense of community and celebration among its people.
Villapene: the village with 133 residents that surprises with its striking name
Villapene, a small village in Lugo province, Spain, has gained internet popularity due to its unusual name, which residents embrace as part of their identity.
TOOMAS TRAPIDO ⟩ Indigenous Peoples or Do We Belong to Our Land?
The article explores the concept of indigenous peoples and whether Estonians can consider themselves an indigenous people in the 21st century.
Why Today Mature Men are Moving Away from the 'Fortress Home'
A changing perspective among middle-aged and older men sees home ownership evolving from a financial project to a lifestyle choice focused on relationships and community.
Linguistic Flat-Earthism (or Language Flat-Earthism)
The article critiques a proposed curriculum change in Valencian education that would censor works by authors not born in the Valencian Community.
Truths and Lies of the Therian Phenomenon: "They Called Me 'F**king Animal'. And I Thought: What Have I Done? What Exactly Bothers Them?"
The article explores the growing visibility of the therian community, where individuals identify with animal personas, highlighting personal experiences and societal reactions.
Haredi, Masorati, Dati, and Hiloni... How much do you know about Israeli society?
The article explores the complexity and diversity of Israeli society, particularly within the Jewish community, highlighting religious, ethnic, and national identities.
Unity and Fragmentation: From Bad Bunny to Valencia
The article discusses the implications of cultural pride and language unity around Bad Bunny's influence on the Latinx community amidst political tensions in Spain.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ESTONIA ALAR KARIS ⟩ The future depends on everyone's choices
Estonian President Alar Karis emphasizes the importance of security, education, and community dialogue during a speech on Estonia's 108th anniversary, highlighting the need to address population decline for the nation's future.
PHOTOS ⟩ What city is this?! There is hardly a sign of Independence Day in Narva-Jõe Suu
On Estonia's Independence Day, Narva-Jõe Suu appears almost devoid of celebratory signs despite being a city with around 2,600 residents.
Helena Waves the Finnish Flag - in Sweden: 'Finland is Dear to Me'
Helena Svanbäck celebrates Finland by waving the Finnish flag during the Swedish Finn Day in Sweden, highlighting the identity and interests of the Swedish Finn community.
Reading of the key Swedish-Finnish novel: 'Now we speak in our own way'
The Swedish-Finnish community celebrates the literary contributions of Antti Jalava with a reading of his acclaimed novel, "Asfaltblomman," emphasizing the significance of cultural identity and language.
Virsbo is called 'Little Finland' – the Finnish identity is seen everywhere
Virsbo, a locality in Sweden, has the highest percentage of residents with Finnish background outside of Norrbotten, highlighting its unique cultural identity as it prepares for the celebration of Sweden-Finns Day.
Therians: what is their origin, meaning, and the differences with furries
The article explores the rising phenomenon of therians, a community of individuals who identify with animals, highlighting their social media presence and historical background.
Max Hjelm: The Semla Image Makes Me Feel Stupid in the Head
Max Hjelm expresses confusion over a social media post that links traditional Swedish semlor to a concept of national community.
Therians Arrive in Europe: Young People Identifying with Animals Will Gather in Barcelona, Spain
A gathering of therians, individuals who identify with animals, is set to take place in Barcelona and Bilbao, drawing attention to a phenomenon that has gained popularity through social media.
This year's Vilnius club prize awarded to the memoir book 'My Fabijoniškės'
The memoir 'My Fabijoniškės' by poet R. Mieczkowskis has won this year's Vilnius club prize, recounting the author's childhood in a village that is now part of Vilnius.
"It's rumbling now, later we conclude - hey, here's a monument!"
The article appears to address a reaction to a monument, potentially in response to recent events or discussions.
“Enough with the disturbed people”: Poncho de Nigris lashes out at ‘therians’ and sparks controversy
Poncho de Nigris has sparked controversy by criticizing the 'therians', a community of people who identify as animals, which has gained attention in Mexico recently.