Bronze statues can be bought with money. Moving power requires more than that
The article discusses the historical neglect of women's contributions in storytelling and highlights the challenges of addressing centuries of gender inequality in the cultural narrative.
Judge mocks the population in trial at the Supreme Court
A Brazilian judge's comments during a Supreme Court trial revealed a significant disconnect between the judiciary and the general public, particularly regarding the issue of high public salaries.
The Wealth Level in Europe: Which Countries Have the Richest People?
The average and median wealth levels in European countries vary significantly, reflecting deep material inequality across the continent.
How Mette Frederiksen's seven-year proposal against inequality has progressed
Mette Frederiksen's campaign against economic inequality unfolds amidst criticism of her previous proposals' implementation.
Seven years ago, she also declared war on inequality with 17 concrete proposals: What has actually happened?
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has launched her re-election campaign by prioritizing economic inequality, echoing promises made in 2019, while acknowledging that only a minority of previous proposals have been implemented.
After nearly seven years in the Prime Minister's Office: Mette Frederiksen needs to fulfill central parts of her plan against inequality
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is facing criticism for failing to implement key proposals aimed at reducing economic inequality, despite previously pledging to address this issue as she calls for a wealth tax.
Does it fit that a wealth tax will cost the state billions? The graph shows what happened in Norway
The article discusses proposed wealth tax plans in Denmark, drawing parallels with Norway's experience after implementing a similar tax.
Understand the paradox: Wealth tax makes rich men flee – and the state treasury grows
The Danish political debate centers around the potential introduction of a wealth tax, with fears that it might drive wealthy individuals abroad, similar to Norway's experience.
Does it fit that a wealth tax would cost the state billions? The graph shows what happened in Norway
The proposal for a wealth tax in Denmark sparks debate about its potential economic impact, drawing comparisons with Norway's experience.
Cancer rates rise amid inequalities between EU members
Cancer rates in Europe are rising amid significant health inequalities across EU member states, raising concerns about lifestyle and healthcare access.
How much of Europe demands taxation of the rich and large corporations? See what Estonians think
A recent Eurobarometer survey reveals a significant divide in European citizens' expectations regarding the taxation of wealthy individuals and large corporations, highlighting varying levels of support across different countries.
Impact of the rains in MG reflects inequality in hillside neighborhoods
The heavy rains in Minas Gerais have caused significant damage and fatalities, highlighting the stark differences in housing conditions between affluent neighborhoods and favelas in the region.
Itapetininga has 51 vacant properties for every family in a situation of homelessness; Campaign for Fraternity reignites the debate on housing
Itapetininga, Brazil, reports that there are 51 vacant properties for every family experiencing homelessness, highlighting significant housing inequality amidst ongoing discussions spurred by the Campaign for Fraternity.
Serious Issues in Service Voucher Availability – This is How KKV Would Change the Model
A recent report by the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV) highlights significant disparities in service voucher systems across welfare regions, affecting accessibility, costs, and equality for customers.
Behind Kim Jong Un's Proud 'Achievements' at the Party Congress: A South Korean Expert Analyzes Local Information
Kim Jong Un's claims of progress at the 9th Party Congress are scrutinized by experts who reveal significant disparities between the official narrative and the lived experiences of North Korean citizens.
Artificial Intelligence: The Risk of Institutionalizing Inequalities in Public Administration
The article discusses the growing risk of institutionalized bias in public administration due to the implementation of artificial intelligence systems that can perpetuate inequalities.
The SVM government is deeply divided: The election campaign begins with an economic battle over the richest
Denmark's SVM government is experiencing internal divisions as the election campaign kicks off amid an economic debate focused on wealth inequality.
The Prime Minister will address the 'completely skewed' wealth distribution – a new analysis shows what she is talking about
A new analysis reveals significant disparities in wealth distribution in Denmark, with the top 1% accumulating a quarter of the nation's total net wealth, prompting the Prime Minister to take action.
An educational reform that cannot wait
The article discusses the urgent need for educational reform in Argentina, citing significant deficiencies in the current system.
Tax Havens Without Palm Trees
The article examines the concept and implications of tax havens as outlined by the OECD, referencing the Panama Papers scandal and highlighting the role of transparency and tax policies.
Alleged New Hampshire country club shooter said he was targeting wealthy ‘elites’: report
A New Hampshire man allegedly confessed to a shooting at a country club, claiming he targeted wealthy individuals to retaliate against social inequality.
Police action at school in Helsinge concluded
Reactions to the Social Democrats' proposal for a 0.5 percent tax on assets over 25 million kroner vary widely, with business leaders calling it harmful and inequality advocates supporting it.
Police are massively present at school in North Zealand
Reactions to the Social Democrats' proposal for a 0.5% tax on fortunes over 25 million kroner vary widely, highlighting a divide between business leaders and social advocacy groups.
REP RO KHANNA: We need a new tech social contract to reclaim AI from billionaires
Rep. Ro Khanna advocates for a new tech social contract to combat wealth inequality and ensure democratic control over AI during a speech at Stanford University alongside Bernie Sanders.
The Social Democrats' Proposal for a Wealth Tax Causes Division
The Social Democrats' proposed 0.5% wealth tax on fortunes over 25 million kroner has sparked mixed reactions ranging from disapproval to support.
The Social Democrats are running for election on a wealth tax: Criticism says it is a populist and irresponsible proposal
The Danish Social Democrats, led by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, propose a wealth tax targeting the richest citizens to reduce inequality ahead of the upcoming election, facing criticism for being populist.
Denmark Faces a Pivotal Election
Denmark is approaching a significant election that may shape its future for years, reflecting on various ongoing issues.
The election may write itself into Danish history
Denmark is heading toward a pivotal election that may define the nation for years to come, with significant challenges on both domestic and international fronts.
Engagement in the Catholic Church: 'My motivation is that something changes from the bottom up'
Volunteers in Catholic parishes are facing challenges as they deal with community frustrations regarding issues such as abuse scandals and gender inequality within the church, ahead of upcoming elections for parish councils in Bavaria.
We Need to Learn from India about AI and Education
The article discusses insights and experiences gained from participating in the IA Impact Summit in New Delhi, focusing on the role of AI in education and how Brazil can learn from India's advancements.
Mette Frederiksen Calls for Parliamentary Election
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced that a parliamentary election will be held on March 24.
“I was poor” – three stories, different eras, same feeling
The article shares poignant personal stories of poverty in Estonia, revealing the emotional and educational implications of socio-economic inequality.
How wealthy parents transfer housing millions to their children
A significant number of young first-time homebuyers in Copenhagen are able to purchase properties with the financial assistance of their wealthy parents, raising questions about the dynamics of wealth transfer in the housing market.
Africa: Over a Billion Fear Losing Land and Homes Within Five Years
A UN-backed report reveals that over a billion people globally fear losing land and homes within the next five years, highlighting ongoing land insecurity and the need for better land rights policies.
Heat and Schools
Extreme heat continues to pose significant challenges for public health, particularly for lower-income communities lacking cooling solutions.
Welfare Begins the National Training Day of the FAIS 2026
The Secretary of Welfare, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, launched the National Training Day for the Social Infrastructure Contribution Fund (FAIS) 2026, aimed at enhancing the execution mechanisms of the fund to combat poverty and inequality.
Can women referee football matches? And companies? And cities?
The article discusses the implications of a Brazilian football player's sexist comments about women's capabilities in sports, highlighting broader societal issues of gender inequality.
Franco murder exposed 'deep fissures in Brazilian society'
The murder of Marielle Franco has revealed significant social divisions in Brazil, particularly around issues of race and class.
Finally fixing capital gains tax is good – but linking it to another tax cut for Australia’s rich is bollocks | Greg Jericho
The article discusses the impending reforms to Australia's capital gains tax (CGT) while critiquing conservative efforts to tether these reforms to tax cuts benefiting the wealthy.
Trump and the Women's Hockey Olympic Champions: A Visible Rift in America's Sports
The U.S. women's hockey Olympic team declined an invitation to meet President Trump, highlighting gender disparities in sports and recognition between male and female athletes.
People over 55 account for almost seven out of ten euros of the country's annual savings
A study reveals that individuals aged over 55 control nearly 70% of Spain's annual savings, while those under 30 contribute only 3%.
Proposing Property Tax on the Richest Danes
A proposal is being discussed to implement a property tax targeting the wealthiest individuals in Denmark.
Mexico: obstructed social mobility
A recent report reveals that only 2% of individuals born into the lowest income quintile in Mexico manage to reach the highest income bracket in adulthood.
The Unity List demands wealth tax for support to the red government
The Unity List requires the reintroduction of a wealth tax as a condition for supporting a red government after the upcoming parliamentary elections in Denmark.
Today on TV: Julianna Jokela faced a difficult situation in her radio career – This is what she was told
Julianna Jokela discusses sexism in the radio industry, highlighting the challenges women face in proving their worth.
The new Taliban penal code: 15 days in jail for breaking a woman's arm and five months for mistreating a camel
Afghanistan's new penal code allows a man to be imprisoned for only 15 days for breaking his wife's arm while providing a harsher penalty of five months for mistreating a camel, reflecting severe gender-based inequality in legal recourse.
Inequalities Begin at the Birth of a Child. Why Parental Leaves Still Don't Work
Parental leave policies in the UK disproportionately favor the middle and upper classes, perpetuating inequality and highlighting the struggles women face in the workplace, particularly after childbirth.
Column 'Hanks World': Let the Boomers Keep Their Apartments!
The article discusses the generational conflicts and distribution issues related to housing and privileges among different generations, with a particular focus on baby boomers.
'Killer' Daughters: Cut Father's Neck with a Knife, Then Wiped Mother's Tears...
In Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, two daughters murdered their father after being frustrated with perceived discrimination against them.
'Big people drink bottles worth 1 lakh...,' listen to what Manji said
Former Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi comments on the extravagant lifestyles of the elite.