Small swings, high drama: why UK polls are less volatile than they seem – in charts
The article discusses how, despite perceptions of volatility in UK politics, recent polling data shows small and stable shifts in party support leading up to the local elections.
World Baseball Classic: Domestic Players Discuss Gap with Global Competitors, 'It Felt Like a Different Sport'
Japanese players reflecting on their experiences at the WBC share their perceptions of the significant gap in talent and competition level compared to international teams.
Crime Scene 'Torch': 'No Danger from High-Rise Buildings'
The latest episode of the German series 'Tatort' addresses a fictional fire disaster in a high-rise building in Frankfurt, prompting concerns among real residents about safety perceptions.
Naty Franz organized a trip to India with 15 people and shared everything she experienced: "After this, nothing is the same"
Naty Franz led a transformative journey to India for 15 people, sharing insights into their spiritual experiences that altered their perceptions of life.
Current Lexicon: When do we speak of violence?
The article explores the origins and definitions of violence, tracing its roots from microbial aggression to human behavior and societal perceptions.
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.
Tomas Ramberg: The Liberals are Dreaming with Rose-Colored Glasses
Simona Mohamsson's description of her agreement with Jimmie Åkesson highlights the differing perceptions of liberal ideology within Swedish politics.
Are we all tired by April? For science, spring fatigue is more cultural than a seasonal syndrome
A recent study suggests that the phenomenon of spring fatigue, commonly reported in various European countries, lacks biological basis and is more culturally constructed than tied to seasonal changes.
"I’m Putin. We are like the Third Reich." Russian captives spoke on Azov’s camera
Russian soldiers captured by the Azov regiment shared their harsh experiences and perceptions of Russian military conditions during an interview.
Mette-Marit's Interview Causes Stir – We Made a Phone Call that Revealed Interesting Things
Mette-Marit’s recent interview has sparked controversy, with experts commenting on its impact on Norway's royal family.
VIDEOS: BDP of Friday, March 20, 2026
The article presents a variety of news items including requests from Iran's new supreme leader, commentary on the impact of war on security perceptions in Dubai and Qatar, information on a legal case affecting elections, updates on diabetes medication in Brazil, tax declaration programs, and music festival news.
Culinary Bavaria: Tradition Resists Longevity
The article discusses the cultural significance of large portion sizes in Bavarian cuisine amid perceptions of health and diet.
James Talarico says Biden administration was convinced border security was 'racist'
Texas Senate nominee James Talarico criticized the Biden administration for its approach to border security, claiming it was influenced by perceptions of racism.
The left goes into crisis over the rapper. From guru of rights to 'traitor'
The political left in Italy is divided over rapper Fedez, whose actions have shifted perceptions from being a champion of free thought to being seen as a puppet of power after an interaction with PM Meloni.
Margaret Atwood: "When I wrote The Handmaid's Tale, Europeans did not believe that the United States could end up like this"
Margaret Atwood reflects on the current state of society and the perceptions surrounding her work, particularly in relation to the United States' socio-political climate.
Torrente, president it doesn't matter... or it shouldn't
The article discusses the polarized perceptions around the character Torrente and the societal implications of taking a stance in contemporary Spain.
For many Lebanese, the war has no end. "We do not understand why we suffer"
The article discusses the changing perceptions of Hezbollah among Lebanese politicians and the Shiite community, as they increasingly view the group as a destabilizing force rather than a guarantor of security, amid ongoing suffering due to regional conflicts.
"My and my loved ones' matters are in order" - 18 Finns share the grades they give to their lives
Eighteen Finns assessed their lives, contributing to Finland's ranking as the happiest country in the world according to the World Happiness Report, citing high life satisfaction and positive perceptions of personal circumstances.
Young Mothers: 'I Would Have Felt Comfortable in the Fifties'
The article explores the lives of young mothers in a home in Liège, intertwining their personal struggles with societal perceptions of early motherhood.
Yes, one can recover from severe fatigue
The article discusses the possibility of recovery from severe fatigue (CFS/ME) and presents the author's positive clinical experiences contrary to the prevailing negative perceptions in the media.
Farm contestant speaks frankly - 'How easy it is to manipulate people'
A contestant from the Finnish reality show 'Farmi' discusses the ease of manipulating people's perceptions and reveals deeper issues affecting Finnish society.
A Generational Portrait: Desires, Concerns, and Spaces of 17-Year-Olds
A collective exhibition at CCCB features over 300 participants exploring the everyday lives and self-perceptions of the generation transitioning from adolescence at the age of 17.
PiS is looking for a new logo. Civic Coalition has already changed it
Political parties in Poland, including PiS and the Civic Coalition, are increasingly changing their visual identities to respond to evolving public perceptions and political landscapes.
Dance company takes over bowling alley to defy assumptions about disability
Restless Dance Theatre challenges perceptions of disability with its performance 'Guttered' in a bowling alley, emphasizing the importance of allowing individuals to take risks and fail to foster growth.
The New Paternity: "Men have also started to realize that we were missing the tenderness and beauty of raising children"
The article explores the evolving roles of fathers in parenting and the societal perceptions surrounding fatherhood and caregiving.
A Journey to California / Autonomous Vehicles, Junkies, and San Francisco Bridges in Our Future Geography
The article explores the changing perceptions and realities of California amidst a backdrop of scenic beauty and demographic shifts.
Debate: "Lonely people are not happy"
The article discusses the perceptions and experiences of loneliness in relation to happiness, highlighting a debate on the topic.
Survey Reveals Startling Information About Pensioners
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of pensioners in Finland feel they are viewed as a burden to society and have negative perceptions about aging.
Dispute about Architecture: The AfD and the Bauhaus as Their Enemy Image
The article discusses the tensions surrounding modern architecture in Germany, particularly how it relates to the political party AfD's perceptions of identity and living standards.
"I would never go out with young girls": the anti-DiCaprio syndrome or men who rebel against the cliché
Ernesto Sevilla's comments on dating preferences reignite discussions about asymmetric relationships and societal perceptions of older men dating younger women.
Innovation, quality, price... How are French products perceived by those who buy them?
A new study reveals that while French products are viewed positively in terms of quality, they suffer from international perceptions of being too expensive.
Fatherships, on the occasion of Saint Joseph
The article discusses the complex dynamics of fatherhood in Latin American society, reflecting on authority, responsibility, and cultural perceptions of paternal figures.
RESEARCH ⟩ Doctors and patients gave a harsh assessment of healthcare quality
A recent study shows that while Estonians rate their healthcare services as slightly above average, there are differing perceptions among stakeholders regarding improvements.
The Amazing Achievement of Government School Children in Aligarh: Creating a Flying Model Inspired by the 'UF-22 Raptor'
Students from a government school in a small village in Aligarh have created a flying model inspired by the 'UF-22 Raptor', challenging common perceptions about educational resources in such institutions.
Swedes' Assessment: 7 out of 10 Believes the USA is No Longer a Democracy
A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Swedes, about 71%, believe that the USA is no longer a democracy, reflecting changing perceptions influenced by figures like Donald Trump.
Here are Sweden's largest food influencers
Food influencers in Sweden are shaping dietary trends and public perceptions of health and nutrition, according to a recent survey.
Russia’s disinformation campaign tests Canada’s support for Ukraine
The article discusses how Russia’s disinformation campaign is affecting perceptions of Canada's support for Ukraine.
Many white South Africans expatriates abroad decide to resettle in South Africa
Many white South Africans living abroad are choosing to return to their home country despite prevailing negative perceptions.
Messi and Adorni before the court of public opinion
The article discusses public perceptions surrounding Lionel Messi's visit to Donald Trump and Manuel Adorni's trip to the U.S., emphasizing how minor details gain more attention than significant events in Argentina.
I was flipping burgers, now I'm a manager. Crazy queues and Big Macs for the Bagaglino
The article discusses the journey of a former crew member from McDonald's who became a manager, highlighting challenges and public perceptions.
The Naivety of Young Westerners is Disheartening: When China Suddenly Becomes Trendy on Social Media
The article discusses how Chinese culture is becoming popular among young Westerners on social media, overshadowing negative perceptions of the country.
The philologist Jorge Gutiérrez: 'It is the time in history to read Sor Juana as a woman'
Philologist Jorge Gutiérrez emphasizes the importance of recognizing Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz's work through a feminist lens, arguing that historical perceptions have often neglected her femininity.
War prompts Europeans to switch holidays away from eastern Mediterranean
As the ongoing US-Israel conflict affects air travel and safety perceptions, tourists are rerouting their summer holidays from the eastern Mediterranean to safer, more familiar destinations in western Europe and beyond.
How classical masculinity and men's fear of appearing novice affect relationships and parenting, according to psychosexologist Ana Sierra
The article discusses how cultural perceptions of masculinity can lead men to reject symbols of inexperience, like the learner's sign on their cars, which reflects deeper issues related to identity and socialization.
'I’m in Hollywood and a British scandal is set to propel an Oscars underdog to victory'
A British scandal from the BAFTA awards is affecting the perceptions of the British film industry among Oscar voters in Hollywood.
The Strait of Hormuz and the Risk Economy
On March 9, 2026, crude oil prices surged to $119 per barrel before plummeting to $87 within 48 hours, driven by perceptions of risk amid ongoing conflict and political statements.
"Police Call 110" from Munich: The Right of the Stronger
The Munich episode of "Police Call 110" challenges both the moral compass of its investigators and the audience's perceptions of justice.
Mikhail Gorbachev: Why is he so disliked in Russia?
The article explores the contrasting perceptions of Mikhail Gorbachev in the West and Russia, questioning why he is revered abroad yet disliked at home.
Punk Saves Reason: How We Survived in Soviet Absurdity
The article discusses the distinction between punks and hooligans in the context of the Soviet era, exploring societal perceptions in 1980s Estonia.
More than 40 percent of Russian war prisoners consider Ukrainians to be Cro-Magnons
A recent study reveals that over 40% of Russian war captives perceive Ukrainians as primitive, amidst narratives of propaganda influencing their perceptions and motivations during the conflict.