Radio Feature: The Inventor of the Political Essay
This article profiles journalist and writer Ludwig Börne and his confrontations with censors during his life.
Alexandre Devecchio: 'From the extreme left to the extreme center, the same contempt for democracy'
The sociologist Geoffroy de Lagasnerie argues in his new essay against the very principles of democracy, suggesting a shift toward a more authoritarian ideology framed as progressive.
Inspired by an environmental essay, he created the biggest television success in the world and made billions of dollars
John De Mol, the creator of Big Brother and La Voz, revolutionized television with his innovative reality formats that have been adapted in over 70 countries.
Essay exposes crumbling medical consensus on youth gender surgery
A New York Times guest essay argues that the medical consensus on youth gender surgery is breaking down as various health organizations reconsider their policies.
The First in the Nation: Hyogo Prefectural Police Abolish 'Essay' in Recruitment Exams for University Students
The Hyogo Prefectural Police have decided to abolish the essay component in their recruitment exams for university students starting from the fiscal year 2026, aiming to lower barriers for applicants as competition decreases.
Literature: 'I can say: he shot'
Judith Hermann's new autobiographical essay explores her family's silence regarding her grandfather's involvement with the Nazi Party and the Waffen-SS, reflecting on themes of memory and history.
Bernhard Schlink: With All Understanding
In a reflective essay, Bernhard Schlink explores the complex nature of justice and its limitations.
Cristina Monge, political scientist: "Staying astonished at what is coming is not an option"
Political scientist Cristina Monge discusses the crisis of trust in society in her new essay, which won the Paidós award.
Conversation of Two Dolls
A photo essay depicting a humorous dialogue between two dolls reflecting on their journey and experiences since being won from a claw machine.
Jonas: Love, Chaos, and Five Old Saabs
A humorous personal essay about owning five old Saabs and the struggles of maintaining them.
Review. The praise of shadows, by Junichiro Tanizaki
The article is a review of Junichiro Tanizaki's essay 'The Praise of Shadows', exploring its themes of Japanese aesthetics and the contrast between Eastern and Western cultures.
What happens when artificial intelligence starts to assess essays
The article discusses the potential issues of using artificial intelligence as an evaluator of essays, highlighting systematic biases.
Sergey Karaganov: Fear is the only thing the EU understands
In a polemical essay, Sergey Karaganov argues that the EU only responds to fear, particularly in the context of its conflict with Russia.
Silvia Herreros de Tejada: "One is truly adult only when aware of one’s mortality"
In her essay 'Juvencolía. Surviving the Spell of Eternal Youth', Silvia Herreros de Tejada explores the emotional complexities of aging and the societal pressures to maintain youthfulness.
First, a step; then, the rest
Journalist Adriana Herreros reflects on the benefits of walking in her essay amid a world dominated by mobile devices.
Miguel Sánchez Romera: “I had a Michelin star and hid that I was a chef for fear that my patients would not take me seriously as a doctor”
Miguel Sánchez Romera, a neurologist and former chef with a Michelin star, discusses his dual identity in his latest essay 'Neurogastronomy' and his fears about being perceived as less credible in medicine due to his culinary background.
Results of the objective test and essay for the Ufac medical entrance exam released
The Federal University of Acre has announced the results of the medical entrance exam's objective tests and provisional essay results, with a new admissions model implemented this year.
The experiment of 36 questions 'to fall in love with anyone' created 30 years ago
An examination of a viral essay that describes an experiment designed to foster romantic connections through a series of 36 increasingly personal questions.
Social Justice: Show Me Your Teeth and I Will Tell You Who You Are
An essay discusses how dental health is a reflection of social status in Germany, emphasizing the implications of access to dental care.
Unexpected Mathematics in College Entrance Essays? A Journey Beyond Humanities and Sciences
A high school student reflects on the unexpected intersection of mathematics and essay writing in Japan’s college entrance exams, challenging traditional categorizations of academic disciplines.
Thought-provoking essay on the difference between life and death
Helena Granström's essay book "The Death of Reality" challenges the dominance of physics in interpreting human experiences.
Meeting, Loving, and Living [Photo Essay]
This photo essay reflects on the meaning and significance of weddings in connecting generations through the union of a couple.
'Don't Ask Me', or the Book about How the Kennedys Have Mistreated Women
Journalist Maureen Callahan's essay dismantles the myth of the famous American clan to uncover the truth behind their so-called 'curse' and their generational mistreatment of women.
VIDEOS: RJ1 from Friday, February 6, 2026
The article highlights key news stories including the interrogation of Ramagem via video at STF, Bolsonaro's health, PF investigations into Amapá's pension fund, changes in ENEM essay corrections, severe weather warnings, a Mega lottery winner, and an assault allegation against a STJ minister.
Sentimental Value: They Don't Suit Families
The article discusses the theme of disintegration in relationships and societal structures, drawing on the narrative of a home as a central figure in a child's essay.
Work Ethic of the Germans: Lazy, Sick, and Generally Suspicious
An essay examining the changing perceptions of work ethic among Germans amidst political debates about productivity and efficiency.
Daily Summary #1852: Iran and the US discuss nuclear agreement; What has changed in the 2025 Enem essay correction; Winter Olympics begin with controversy
Iran and the US meet to discuss a nuclear agreement following military threats, while changes to the 2025 Enem essay grading are outlined, and the Winter Olympics are marred by controversy including discussions on controversial topics.
Autistic student who balanced studies with crafts is approved for psychology at Ufac: 'I want to help other people'
Eighteen-year-old Thalita Silva, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, has been accepted into the psychology program at Ufac after scoring 900 on her ENEM essay, hoping to assist others in their therapeutic journeys.
What makes a candidate score the maximum on the Fuvest essay
The article evaluates the new essay exam model of Fuvest, focusing on how candidates can achieve the highest scores by adhering to the standard norms and the given thematic proposal around forgiveness.
'This Does Not Exist', by Juan Soto Ivars: A Problematic Essay Worth Discussing
The controversial journalist tackles a real issue regarding false accusations, but often does so with unreliable statistics and crude rhetoric, prompting both calls for censorship and a need for discussion.
Enem: candidates claim they were harmed by changes in essay correction
Candidates of the Enem exam express concerns about being negatively impacted by new essay grading changes, as illustrated by a student's unexpected score drop.
VIDEOS: Anhanguera Newspaper Second Edition of Thursday, February 5, 2026
The article discusses various political and legal issues in Brazil, including criticisms of indemnification rules, changes in the Enem essay correction guidelines, and a Supreme Court ruling regarding penalties for crimes against public servants.
VIDEOS: DF2 of Thursday, February 5, 2026
The article discusses various political and social issues in Brazil, including the cancellation of a meeting regarding the ethics code, an increase in budget for government offices after a salary adjustment for public servants, a ruling by the STF on crime against public servants, changes to the ENEM essay correction rules, and controversies surrounding cultural restrictions for children during festivities.
VIDEOS: RJ2 on Thursday, February 5, 2026
The article discusses various topics, including the cancellation of a meeting about the ethics code showcasing Fachin's isolation, a promise to increase the budget for a cabinet after the salary adjustment for public servants, the legality of harsher penalties for crimes against the honor of public officials as ruled by the STF, the exclusive changes in Enem essay correction rules, and criticism over a proposal to restrict children during Carnival festivities related to cultural criminalization.
Daily summary #1850: Rules for correcting the Enem essay have been changed, exclusive documents show; End of the nuclear treaty between the US and Russia; City of Greater Recife bans masks during carnival
Exclusive documents reveal that the rules for correcting the 2025 Enem essay have changed; the end of the nuclear treaty between the US and Russia may accelerate the global nuclear arms race; and the Greater Recife city has banned masks during Carnival.
EXCLUSIVE: Confidential documents show that the 2025 Enem essay correction followed 'rules' different from previous years
Confidential documents reveal discrepancies in the grading of the 2025 Enem essays, leading to significantly lower scores for some students despite consistent performance in previous years.
Since Robinson Crusoe, we have been fascinated by solitude. But something radical has happened
This essay discusses the current popularity of loneliness in fiction and examines several key works that portray the theme of solitude.
TOMORROW ESTONIA ⟩ The first prize of the youth essay contest 'Tomorrow Estonia' 2026 was awarded to Airis Piigli
The youth essay contest 'Tomorrow Estonia' has awarded its first prize for 2026 to Airis Piigli from Võrumaa for her essay 'Once a person opened a secret envelope and decided that this Estonian family would not disappear.'
Loose Women's Andrea McLean addresses 'going back' saying it could be 'different this time'
Andrea McLean reflects on her departure from ITV's Loose Women and explores the idea of returning in a positive light through a personal essay.
State Literary Prizes: These are this year's nominees
The article discusses the nominees for this year's State Literary Prizes in various categories including Novel, Short Story, Poetry, Essay-Criticism, Memoir-Biography-Chronicle-Travel Literature, and First-Time Author.
[Guest essay] UNC is not the boss here — Korea needs to say so
This guest essay argues that the United Nations Command's opposition to South Korea's legislation regarding the peaceful use of the DMZ contradicts established norms in international alliances.
[Guest essay] Will humans be crushed by the AI tide, or carried by it?
Korean President Lee Jae Myung's recent comments regarding Hyundai's robot adoption highlight the tension between technological advancement and labor union resistance.
The Four Myths About the End of Cavalry: How It Adapted to the Modern Age
The article discusses misconceptions about the decline of cavalry and how it actually evolved during the Modern Age, featuring insights from Ismael López's new essay.
Fuvest clarifies calculation of essay scores for the entrance exam
On Monday, Fuvest announced via social media a clarification regarding the correction and scoring of essays from the first day of the second phase of its entrance exam, held on December 14, 2025.
A Small Hole Connecting to the World
A photo essay explores how a small hole in a cardboard box allows a cat to connect with the world, symbolizing the quiet ways we observe life and maintain connections even when it feels limited.
Inside Myanmar’s five-year armed resistance – a photo essay
The piece explores the ongoing armed resistance against the military in Myanmar's Tanintharyi region, highlighting the determination of local youth amidst five years of guerrilla warfare.
Marita Alonso: "Women are less willing to date someone who doesn't share our ideology"
Journalist Marita Alonso explores the inner workings and contradictions of dating apps in her essay 'The Venus of the Smartphone', examining it from sociological, psychological, and feminist perspectives.
Michael Hampe’s "Crisis of Enlightenment": Survival Can Only Be Together
In his new essay "Crisis of Enlightenment," Michael Hampe explores the enduring promise of the Enlightenment and its manifestation in new educational institutions.
Vital lesson in universal literature: 'The Scar of Ulysses', by Erich Auerbach
This essay revisits the philological and literary thoughts of Erich Auerbach, a prominent Jewish intellectual of the 20th century, who faced exile due to Nazism.
The Uncomfortable History of Doping
An essay narrates the evolution of performance enhancers and the struggles and contradictions of the regulations aimed at eliminating them.