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The article discusses the deportation of Polish immigrants from the USA amidst a backdrop of increased anti-immigrant policies under Donald Trump, highlighting personal stories and the scope of these deportations.

Fredrik Kopsch, a national economist, reflects on the impact of Sweden's immigration policy while meeting individuals affected by deportations in the summer of 2025.

A documentary film illustrates the traumatic experiences of families in Gaza during the ongoing Israeli conflict, highlighting stories of loss, displacement, and hunger.

The Iranian film nominated for an Oscar sheds light on the brutal repression by the ayatollah regime, illustrating how stories contribute to building resistance.

The article discusses various moral dilemmas and scenarios that reveal human inclinations to judge others.

A commentary emphasizes the importance of never reducing tragic human stories to mere statistics in political discourse.

The TV show 'Erikoisryhmä' has gained significant popularity in Finland, continuing a long tradition of successful police series.

Rosina Conde's latest book explores the everyday lives and struggles of northern women through ten poignant stories about their challenges and resilience.

The winter special of Večernji list presents compelling stories about forces that push boundaries, exploring the Arctic resource struggles, historical winters in Croatia and Europe, and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Kuwaiti drama "Refrigerator Officer" explores the often-ignored world of the morgue through the story of a man confronting his conscience in his job within this somber environment.

A new show dedicated to people and their stories, hosted by Niki Lyberaki, is coming to the MEGA network, inviting viewers to a genuine, experiential, and deeply human television experience.

In a recent episode of the video series 'The Writer Recommends,' author and poet fs shares his reading suggestion, the novel-in-stories 'Taevatalu' by Andres Vanapa, which contains impactful narratives filled with humor and depth.

In Copenhagen, over a thousand people gathered to hear firsthand accounts from Gaza, highlighting the ongoing violence and the world's silence on the issue.

Travel writer Edin Krnić shares his unique experiences traveling to overlooked countries, focusing on human stories instead of typical tourist highlights.

The article presents a compelling personal report on how war can drastically change human lives overnight, intertwining diary entries, observations, interviews, and ordinary stories to chronicle the first year of the war in Ukraine.

In Iran's third week of mass anti-government protests, over 500 people have died, with the country cut off from the internet and phone connections for more than 72 hours as tensions rise with the U.S.

Harrowing testimonies emerge from Iranian hospitals where doctors are fighting to save the lives of protesters wounded by gunfire during brutal crackdowns on demonstrations, with the emergency call 'Code 99' sounding for patients with gunshot wounds.

Michael Phillips and Matt Barr, who possess the world's smallest and largest penises, share how their unique sizes affect their lives despite their vastly different experiences.

The article discusses the timelessness of cartoons compared to human actors, emphasizing characters like Tom and Jerry and their ability to repeatedly return in new stories and adventures.

Yasmina Reza discusses her interest in everyday misfortune and moral deviations, highlighting her years of observing court cases for inspiration for her work on human stories.

The Al Jazeera Media Institute has launched the 'Al Jazeera Best Human Interest Story Award' to highlight the importance of in-depth journalism in documenting everyday life amid urgent news and to bring attention to the impacts of wars, conflicts, and migrations on people.

Milena Steinmasslová's debut performance in Ungelt highlights the mastery of acting in a theater known for portraying powerful human stories, featuring works by playwrights from the anglofon world.

The article highlights eight uplifting stories from 2026 that showcase optimism, scientific progress, human perseverance, and collective responsibility amid a backdrop of crises and environmental disasters.

The article shares the powerful stories of Ramón Armando, Manuel Vizcaíno, and Enrique Caro, who experienced the oppressive climate of Franco's dictatorship in Spain during the 1960s and 70s while advocating for human rights.

The article discusses significant stories from Planeta Futuro in 2025, focusing on the harsh realities faced by millions in the Global South amid forgotten wars, aid cuts, climate emergency, and regression in rights.