Martin Thorborg has his favorite bird stuffed in the bedroom - "maybe because it reminds him of himself," says his wife
Danish entrepreneur Martin Thorborg reflects on his life and persona amidst a discussion regarding his preference for collecting taxidermy, specifically a bird that symbolizes his character.
50 Years since the Coup: The Library of Good Memory that Must Not Be Missing at Home and in Schools
This article highlights the importance of children's and young adult literature in addressing themes of memory, identity, and democracy 50 years after Argentina's last military dictatorship.
Aapo Ilves: The Lyrics of Kukerpillid Were a Great Help to Me at a Tender Age
Aapo Ilves reflects on how the lyrics from the band Kukerpillid significantly influenced his early development as a musician.
Jani Mäkelä mocks a member of parliament who defected from the Finns Party
Jani Mäkelä and former Finns Party MP Mikko Polvinen exchange barbs over identity and public funding on Facebook.
Maris Nõlvak: at some point, one must separate the role from oneself
Tallinna Linnateatri actress Maris Nõlvak discusses her journey towards becoming an actress and the importance of separating herself from the roles she plays.
Rwanda: Youth Urged to Preserve Kinyarwanda, Uphold Culture
Rwandan youth are encouraged to maintain the use of Kinyarwanda to strengthen the nation's cultural identity.
From Banksy to Robin Gunningham: the end of an era for the urban artist?
A recent Reuters report confirms the true identity of the elusive graffiti artist Banksy, raising questions about future implications for his work and market value.
Concrete Steps on the Left
Spain's left-wing coalition, Sumar, is at a critical juncture as it seeks to establish a credible political identity ahead of upcoming general elections.
María Eugenia Prendes, prosecutor: “I advocate for preserving the identity of victims of sexual violence”
María Eugenia Prendes emphasizes the importance of confidentiality for sexual violence victims while acknowledging the flaws in the system.
How Aadhar cards were being made in Sambhal, hackers easily changed everything from name to address
In Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, police arrested a gang that was misusing technology to create and modify fraudulent Aadhar cards by hacking into other verification centers' IDs.
30 Lakhs Expense, 15 Lakhs Dowry... Bride Shocked to See 'IAS' Living in One Room
A bride was left in shock after discovering the truth about her groom's identity as an IAS officer, which turned out to be a deception.
'This is what a gay looks like,' says Carmo Dalla Vecchia at Lollapalooza
Actor Carmo Dalla Vecchia made a statement at Lollapalooza, highlighting LGBTQ+ identity and addressing prejudice.
13 Billion Yen in Missing Gold Bars: The Man Reveals His Identity and Proposes a Deal
The article discusses a man, formerly a president of a major company, who admitted to his past and proposed a consulting role regarding loss of over 13 billion yen from gold transactions at a company called unbanked.
At Lollapalooza, 'Stranger Things' actor wants to be accepted as an indie musician
Joe Keery, known for his role in 'Stranger Things', performs at Lollapalooza under his musical persona Djo, aiming to establish his identity in the indie music scene.
Interventions in the south of Quito lead to the seizure of 33 cell phones and the withdrawal of 31 identity cards
Security forces in Quito conducted operations that resulted in the seizure of stolen items and the initiation of administrative processes against nightclubs for legal violations.
Maria found slimy mystery creatures near her home - 'I was like what the heck'
A woman in Eurajoki discovered slimy creatures with her dog, leading her to investigate their identity after initial confusion about their nature.
Võsu Mystery: Who Was the Unknown Tortured Man Found in Garden Soil?
A skull and skeletal remains were discovered in the soil of a summer cottage in Võsu, raising questions about the identity of the victim and the circumstances of their death.
Stanić: The New Intervention of St. Joseph
The National Shrine of St. Joseph in Karlovac celebrates its patron's feast day with papal recognition, elevating its national significance amid current societal challenges in Croatia.
Women’s Salon 2026: Fátima Caicedo and Saira Túquerrez Rescue Female Shamanism and Indigenous Identity with Their Works
The Women's Salon 2026 exhibition showcases works that celebrate women and indigenous identity, with a focus on dignity and ancestral legacy.
MOT program helped Antti Heikkinen, 54, find his father - the meeting was the first and last
Antti Heikkinen met his biological father for the first and last time through the help of a program exploring the impact of sperm donation.
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.
Actor Herbert Knaup on his homeland in Allgäu: "In the past, everything felt too sluggish for me"
Herbert Knaup, a renowned German actor, reflects on his relationship with his homeland in Allgäu, stating that he once found it too slow for his liking, yet life continues to draw him back.
From Aryan to Anaya after gender surgery, support from father
A story about Aryan's transformation to Anaya through gender surgery, highlighting the support received from her father, Sanjay Bangar.
Shalom Mendieta continues her musical journey and prepares her first full-length album: 'Art is political'
Ecuadorian singer-songwriter Shalom Mendieta, at age 28, is crafting her musical identity with a blend of Latin American genres and introspective songwriting as she prepares to release her debut album.
Charges dropped against woman in anti-ICE church protest over mistaken identity
Charges against Heather Danae Lewis were dropped after she was mistakenly identified as a participant in a January protest against ICE at a Minnesota church.
A Word on the War with Culture
The article discusses the manipulation of cultural language by politicians in Slovakia, highlighting the role of artists and writers in shaping the true meaning of concepts like nation and homeland.
"Sometimes Childhood Sends You a Postcard: Do You Remember?"
The article reflects on the significance of childhood memories and their lasting impact on identity, drawing connections between the thoughts of various poets and writers.
More Than a Word. How Country Names Reflect Political Changes and Historical Heritage
The article discusses the significance of country names, highlighting how they reflect political changes, historical heritage, and national identity.
The Wrong Greeting
The article critiques a book that contrasts German and Scandinavian cultures, provoking a combative response from readers with its portrayal of Germans as overly obedient and Scandinavians as free-spirited.
DR program serves sensational and tawdry historical storytelling
The article critiques a DR program's portrayal of Denmark's historical relationship with Norway, questioning whether Denmark has bullied Norway over four centuries as suggested.
Veteran actor Papa Ajasco rebrands as Bondu Alaska
Veteran Nigerian actor Abiodun Ayoyinka, known as Papa Ajasco, has changed his public identity to Bondu Alaska amid personal struggles and brand issues.
Churchill, Shakespeare and the UK flag all under siege in modern Britain, commentators say
The article discusses the ongoing cultural controversies in the UK surrounding the removal of Winston Churchill's image from bank notes and the vandalism of his statue, reflecting a broader societal debate about historical figures and national identity.
A Thousand Folk Tales from Faiyum: The Secret of Forgotten Egyptian Memory
A new two-volume book explores the cultural heritage of Egypt through folk tales collected from the Faiyum region.
2026 World Cup Team Shirts: New Designs and the Return of Historical Touch
The new alternative team shirts for the 2026 World Cup showcase innovative designs that reconnect with a classic emblem after a long absence.
North Rhine-Westphalia: The Minister Who Instills Fear in Her Employees
Ina Scharrenbach, the Minister for Municipal Affairs and Regional Identity in North Rhine-Westphalia, is facing accusations from her staff regarding abusive leadership and a toxic work environment.
As a Tourist in Belfast: Drinking Tea on the Titanic
The article explores Belfast's transformation into a cultural hub, emphasizing its Titanic past and current identity as 'City of Music'.
Bahian film 'Sonho de Arrocha' unites music and faith to tell the saga of a boy who dreams of being a singer
The film 'Sonho de Arrocha' explores the dreams of a young boy in Bahia who aspires to be a famous singer while facing familial challenges.
Banksy's hidden life from 'millions to name change and famous sidekick'
A new report claims to reveal the true identity of the elusive street artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, now going by David Jones, after a year-long investigation by Reuters.
It's some of the best that has been written about Ukraine's struggle for survival
Viktoria Amelina's reflections on her experience before and during the onset of the Russian invasion of Ukraine highlight the profound transformations of Ukrainian identity and the redefinition of Europe in the face of war.
'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.
Why so many girls are afraid of resembling their mothers
An article discusses the phenomenon of 'matrophobia' among young girls, exploring their fears of becoming like their mothers as a reaction to societal expectations and patriarchal influences.
Jacob Lundström: In the end, I gave up and converted to Islam
Jacob Lundström reflects on his conversion to Islam in the context of cultural identity and societal perceptions of Muslims in Sweden.
The Great Replacement Theory Crashes in a Parking Lot in Jumilla
In Jumilla, a town in Murcia, 1,500 Muslims have renounced a fundamental identity issue related to having a fixed place to pray, amidst rising far-right conspiracies against Islam.
Habermas Awaits Europe
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas reflects on the intrinsic relationship between nation-states and nationalism following the transformations in Europe after the fall of the Soviet bloc.
The lost generation of the left in times of the right
This article discusses the challenges faced by progressive movements in response to a rising right-wing sentiment, highlighting the need for identity and material concerns to be reconciled.
Will 'Mini-Trump' win the elections on Sunday? The far right is leading in the polls in Slovenia
The far-right SDS party, symbolized by the accordion, leads polls ahead of the Slovenian elections, with a campaign emphasizing nationalism and cultural identity.
Mans wins the award for Best Collection in a Fashion Week where color and craftsmanship become Spanish identity
The Spanish brand Mans won the Best Collection award at Madrid Fashion Week, showcasing innovative designs that reflect Spanish identity through color and craftsmanship.
Volleyball teacher fired from school after being investigated for grooming
A volleyball teacher in Belo Horizonte was fired following allegations of grooming after he reportedly communicated with underage girls using a fake identity on a messaging app.
Indigenous identity researcher ordered to pay $70,000 in defamation suit
An Indigenous identity researcher has been ordered to pay $70,000 for defaming a University of Regina academic over claims of false identity.
The image of the female duo that shocked with passionate kisses has completely turned – This is what they look like now
The Russian band t.A.T.u., famed for their provocative image and hits like 'All the Things She Said,' has had a significant transformation in their public persona over the years.