A new literary award competes with the Planeta and the Nobel: it awards one million euros
A new literary award launched in Spain, the Aena Narrative Prize, aims to boost literature in Latin America by awarding one million euros for the best narrative work published last year.
László Krasznahorkai, Nobel Prize in Literature: "My Hungary is one of language, not of hussars"
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai shares his reflections on Hungary, language, and literature during an interview in Barcelona after receiving the Nobel Prize in Literature.
National Armed Forces Test Remote Mining Systems
Latvia's National Armed Forces are testing remote mining systems to enhance their defense capabilities, allowing for the rapid creation of anti-tank minefields.
Yan Lianke tells a horrendous tale of a macabre day in the Middle Kingdom
Chinese author Yan Lianke, a perennial Nobel Prize candidate, explores a sleepwalker epidemic in his new novel set in the Chinese village of Gaotian, described as a grand and magnificent adventure by Maria Schottenius.
‘Father of graphene’ Andre Geim leaves Britain for chair professorship at HKU
Nobel laureate Andre Geim is leaving the UK to join the University of Hong Kong as a chair professor, citing the city's unique East-West synergy as a draw.
The Iranian opponent Taghi Rahmani: “The Iranian regime is becoming increasingly aggressive and needs to silence voices”
Iranian opposition figure Taghi Rahmani expresses his concern for his wife, Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, who has been detained amid rising social unrest in Iran.
To increase low birth rates, we need to help mothers
Claudia Goldin, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, argues that raising children requires substantial support due to the unpredictable demands of parenting, which often results in a dilemma for parents balancing work and family life.
A 'gigantic hoax': the incredible story of the university professor who invented a 'false Nobel' to claim it for himself
A university professor in France is accused of fabricating a prestigious academic award and falsely obtaining recognition for it.
Pritzker Prize in Crisis: Is the 'Nobel Prize for Architecture' at an End Due to Epstein?
The Pritzker Prize, regarded as the highest honor for architects, faces an uncertain future due to controversies surrounding its benefactor Thomas Pritzker's association with Jeffrey Epstein.
Hermann Hesse, writer and Nobel Prize winner: "Being authentic has a cost, but also a reward"
Hermann Hesse discusses the journey of authenticity and its challenges, emphasizing the importance of isolation in finding real connections.
Neuroscientist resigns from Columbia amid revelations about Epstein ties
Dr. Richard Axel resigns from Columbia University following revelations of his past association with Jeffrey Epstein.
Former Norwegian Prime Minister Jagland Attempts Suicide After Epstein-Related Accusations
Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland attempted suicide shortly after being accused of corruption related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine Resigns from Leadership at Columbia after Friendship with Epstein
Nobel laureate Richard Axel has resigned from his role as co-director of Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute following revelations about his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
Nobel Prize winner withdraws after Epstein friendship
Nobel laureate Richard Axel withdraws from his position at Columbia University due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, stating it was a significant misjudgment.
The Turkish romantic drama based on a Nobel Prize-winning novel that is taking over Netflix
The Turkish miniseries 'El museo de la inocencia', based on a Nobel Prize-winning novel, has quickly become one of Netflix's most-watched shows globally.
Shadows over Norway regarding the Epstein case – Jåglund's suicide attempt
Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland is under investigation for suspected corruption linked to his interactions with Jeffrey Epstein.
A farce inspired by Trump, the return of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Literature, Elfriede Jelinek
Elfriede Jelinek and composer Olga Neuwirth premiere a political farce inspired by Donald Trump in Hamburg, marking their first collaboration in over two decades.
Epstein Files: It's Time for an Alternative Nobel Prize in Architecture
The article discusses the implications of Tom Pritzker's resignation from Hyatt Hotels amid revelations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein, and argues for a reevaluation of the Pritzker Prize's integrity in light of these associations.
Nobel Committee presses: - We have a clear mental list
The Nobel Peace Prize Committee has a mental list of candidates it stays alert to, despite not keeping a written record, as revealed by director Kristian Berg Harpviken amid the ongoing investigation of former committee head Thorbjørn Jagland for serious corruption.
Trump is either a ‘traitor’ or an ‘exceptional’ leader, but ‘it’s too early to judge’: Lech Walesa
Lech Walesa, the former Polish president, comments on Trump's complex relationship with Russia, suggesting he could either be a traitor or a highly strategic leader.
Nobel laureate Rachinski: 'Russians will not understand the responsibilities for the aggression against Kiev'
In an interview, Nobel laureate Rachinski discusses the lack of awareness among Russians about their government's aggression towards Ukraine and the potential for a worse leadership after Putin.
Will there be peace in the Nobel Committee?
The article discusses the ongoing tensions within the Nobel Committee and speculates about the future of its governance and operations.
The Debate about the Nobel is about More than Prize Lists and Travels
The Norwegian parliament is demanding transparency from the Nobel Committee regarding its prize lists and travel programs, raising concerns about the committee's autonomy.
Kenya: Nobel Peace Laureates to Visit Kenya for Wangari Maathai Day, Champion Climate Justice
Nobel Peace Prize laureates will visit Kenya to celebrate Wangari Maathai Day and promote climate justice and women's rights.
If the appeal for the Phong Nhi incident is withdrawn, President Lee Jae-myung will win the Nobel Prize.
The article reflects on the transition from the second to the third Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Korea, highlights the controversies surrounding the investigations into the Ha My massacre and international adoptees, and discusses the ongoing legal battle for victims seeking justice.
75 years of 'The Hive': censored for immorality and pornography, it leaked 'drop by drop' and consecrated the controversial Nobel Camilo José Cela
On the 75th anniversary of Camilo José Cela's controversial novel 'La Colmena,' the piece examines its initial censorship in Spain and its eventual publication in Argentina during Perón's government.
Podcast: "On Point": Nobel Peace Prize Winner Scherbakova: "Putin is creating a past that never existed"
In a podcast discussion, Nobel Peace Prize winner Irina Scherbakova criticizes Vladimir Putin's regime and reflects on the profound changes in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
Opportunities and Challenges in the Era of the 5th Scientific Method
The article discusses the rise of artificial intelligence as a fundamental element of scientific discoveries, as highlighted by recent Nobel Prize winners in Physics and Chemistry.
Nobel Director to DN: We have made findings that may be of interest to the police
The director of the Nobel Institute, Kristian Berg Harpviken, indicates that they have made findings relevant to an ongoing investigation by Økokrim, without revealing specifics.
Nobel Committee to DN: Has made findings that may be of interest to the police
The Nobel Committee has indicated that it has made findings that may be relevant to an ongoing police investigation into Torbjørn Jagland for serious corruption, although they have not yet submitted documents to the authorities.
Marios Corinos Machado's ally says he was released after the amnesty law was confirmed
J. P. Guanipa, a close ally of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Marios Corinos Machado, announced his release following the confirmation of an amnesty law after being imprisoned for nearly nine months.
Don’t miss: The Museum of Innocence as a series and the sci-fi comedy Parasite from the fridge
A new series based on Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk's book depicts a young man's obsessive relationship and is accompanied by various cultural events in Prague.
A little white lie about Norway
The article discusses President Trump's erroneous claim about Norway hosting a meeting of the Board of Peace, which the Norwegian Foreign Ministry quickly refuted.
Trump jokes about Nobel Prize at inaugural Board of Peace meeting, says Norway to host Gaza aid gathering
During the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace, President Trump announced Norway's plan to host a Palestinian aid event while humorously referencing the Nobel Peace Prize.
Jeffrey Epstein claimed to know who the Nobel Committee was considering
Jeffrey Epstein allegedly had inside information regarding nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize, suggesting the award could potentially go to the internet or individuals associated with it.
Ex-Prince Andrew, the Nobel Committee's gifts, and Sindre Finnes
This article is a commentary discussing ex-Prince Andrew, the gifts of the Nobel Committee, and Sindre Finnes.
South Korean public nominated for Nobel Peace Prize for stopping martial law crisis
The South Korean public has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in preventing a martial law crisis in December 2024.
The Citizens of the Revolution of Light Nominate for Nobel Peace Prize... 'Peace and Human Rights Prevent Political and Security Crises'
South Korean political scientists have nominated the citizens of the 2016 'Revolution of Light' for the Nobel Peace Prize, emphasizing how their nonviolent protest successfully addressed a political crisis.
President Yoon: Overcoming the Destructive Housing Republic... Considering 'Permanent Expulsion' for Repeated Anti-Market Acts
President Yoon Suk-yeol vows to overcome the detrimental housing practices in South Korea, emphasizing the need for strict sanctions against anti-market behaviors.
President Yoon suggests Nobel Peace Prize nomination of citizens who thwarted martial law as a 'model for humanity'
President Yoon Suk-yeol praised South Korean citizens for being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to prevent martial law on December 3, stating that it showcased South Korea as a model for humanity.
How Orhan Pamuk Fought for a Faithful Adaptation of the Book 'The Museum of Innocence'
Orhan Pamuk, the Nobel Prize-winning Turkish author, successfully fought against a television adaptation of his novel 'The Museum of Innocence' to maintain fidelity to his original narrative.
Nobel Prize Winning Scientist in Epstein Files!
The article discusses the implications of a Nobel Prize-winning scientist being mentioned in the Epstein Files.
[Exclusive] Citizens of South Korea Who Prevented the 12·3 Martial Law Have Been Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
Prominent political scientists worldwide have nominated South Korean citizens who thwarted the 12·3 martial law for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Nobel-winning scientist with 3 girls in Epstein's mansion... The discovery that changed the world
New revelations from Epstein's files link Nobel laureate James Watson to photographs taken at Jeffrey Epstein's mansion with three young women.
Nikos Kazantzakis: Between Persecution and Posthumous Reputation
This article discusses the life and literary contributions of Nikos Kazantzakis, a significant 20th-century writer born in Crete, highlighting his philosophical influences and controversial reception in Greece compared to his acclaimed status abroad.
Aps message to the Nobel Committee: - Total openness
The Labour Party has requested that the Nobel Committee release historical gift lists amidst concerns of political interference following corruption allegations against a former Nobel leader.
Tarique Rahman Sworn in as the New Prime Minister of Bangladesh
Tarique Rahman has been sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Bangladesh during a ceremony attended by a large crowd and broadcast live on television.
Nobel Fund: Exceeded Its Own Target
The Norwegian Nobel Committee's fund exceeded its financial targets, achieving over 15 million from an initial 300 million allocated by the Parliament.
The indictment against Jagland damages the reputation of the Nobel Prize. More transparency is needed.
The Nobel Committee's new transparency measures, including disclosing members' affiliations and financial ties, are seen as necessary but may not suffice to restore trust following the indictment against Thorbjorn Jagland.
The charges against Jagland harm the reputation of the Peace Prize. More transparency is needed.
The Nobel Committee's new transparency measures come in response to a corruption investigation involving former committee leader Thorbjørn Jagland, raising questions about the integrity of the Peace Prize.