The Orphans of Fútbol de Primera: Memories of What We Were
The article reflects on the nostalgia surrounding the popular Argentine TV show Fútbol de Primera and its impact on viewers after the death of commentator Marcelo Araujo.
Uganda: UBOS Report Reveals Uganda Had 3 Million Orphans in 2024
A recent report by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics indicates that Uganda had approximately 3 million orphans under the age of 18 in 2024, primarily affecting rural communities and especially girls.
The Orphans of the Asia Minor Catastrophe Who Found a New Life in Kalamata
The article discusses the impact of the Asia Minor Catastrophe, highlighting the orphans who lost their families and found refuge in Kalamata, Greece.
A different Eid for the orphans of Gaza, without embraces or joy
The article discusses the impact of war on the life of a young girl, Ghazal al-Kabareti, who lost her family in an Israeli airstrike, reflecting on the somber reality of spending Eid alone without the joy and family traditions that once defined the holiday.
Monarch urges support, education for orphans in Jigawa
The Emir of Hadejia has called for community support and education for orphans during an aid distribution event.
Anatolia College: The 1919 Photograph That Reveals Another Story
A historical photograph of Greek orphans from 1919 reveals a poignant narrative of suffering following a period of tragedy.
More of the Same, 'Êta Mundo Melhor' Reserved Small Surprises for the End
The final chapter of 'Êta Mundo Melhor' showcased the arrival of television in Brazil and the growth of Zulma's orphans while featuring a repetitive storyline.
Orphans of Feminicide: Young Man from Interior of SP Assumes Guardianship of Siblings After Mother's Death
A 22-year-old man from Novo Horizonte, Brazil takes on the guardianship of his two younger siblings following the femicide of their mother, highlighting the broader impact of such violence.
Iran, the Orphans of Khamenei Between Commemorations and Social Dances: ‘He is Our Leader’
The article discusses the emergence of 'orphans of Khamenei'—supporters of the late Iranian leader Ali Khamenei—especially in Italy, where commemorative events and social media posts glorifying him are prevalent.
Did you know? This is what happens to a child if their guardians die
The article discusses the legal processes in Finland for determining guardianship for children who become orphans, especially in light of a recent fire incident.
With 111 orphans from femicides in 4 years, agencies discuss improvements in protection policies
In Brazil, 111 children have become orphans due to femicide in the past four years, prompting discussions on policy reforms for their protection.
Russia’s Consulate in Dubai Calls Stranded Travelers ‘Orphans’ and ‘Anti-Social’
The Russian Consulate in Dubai used derogatory terms like 'orphans' and 'anti-social' to describe stranded travelers in an infographic on social media.
Russia’s Embassy in Dubai Calls Stranded Travelers ‘Orphans’ and ‘Anti-Social’
Russia's Consulate in Dubai refers to stranded Russian tourists as 'orphans' and 'anti-social' in an AI-generated infographic while providing guidance for return options amid travel disruptions.
‘Edge of your seat’ thriller with ‘awesome stunts’ flies up Netflix chart
An international action film featuring thrilling stunts and a gripping plot has quickly climbed Netflix's top 10 film chart.
Four Years of War, Ukraine in Ruins... A Land of Widows and Orphans
The article details the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, highlighting the demographic disaster caused by four years of war.
Ukraine is becoming a land of widows and orphans. Birth rates have practically collapsed
The article discusses the dramatic decline in birth rates in Ukraine, attributing it to the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact on families.
Orphans of femicide face abandonment and difficulties in Brazil
At least 4,116 children, adolescents, and individuals with disabilities have been left without support due to femicide cases in Brazil since January 2023, according to a study by Lesfem.
Mutilated Childhood and a Generation Without Fathers: Gaza Faces the Largest Orphan Crisis in Modern History
Gaza is experiencing an unprecedented orphan crisis, impacting around 40,000 children who have lost one or both parents, according to UNICEF.
Kataryna: The Orphans of Jolanta Kwaśniewska See the Glass Ceiling of Marta Nawrocka
The article discusses the criticisms aimed at Marta Nawrocka, the First Lady of Poland, regarding her suitability for her role and her perceived lack of qualifications compared to her predecessor, Jolanta Kwaśniewska.
Understand the crime involving a woman, her partner, and two ex-boyfriends that ended with three dead, one injured, and two orphans in RS
A violent incident in Santa Clara do Sul, Brazil, resulted in three dead and one injured, with two children left orphaned.
Femicide has left 660 children and adolescents orphaned of their mothers in RS in four years, report indicates
A report highlights a significant rise in femicide in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, resulting in over 660 orphans in four years.
Orphans in the Crowded Cities: How We Paid the Price of Our Mental Health for the Absence of the Tribe?
The podcast episode discusses the impact of the disintegration of tribal and extended family structures on individual mental health in modern society.
"More cops dead, more orphans". Shocking writings at the University of Turin
Messages promoting violence and hatred appeared on the walls of the University of Turin, coinciding with a support demonstration for Askatasuna.
What's behind this country's dramatic drop in the number of new orphans?
Southern Uganda has seen a significant decline in the number of children losing a parent, attributed to effective HIV foreign aid programs.
Closure of the school in the Munich orphanage: 'If we lose this school, we lose a whole bunch of kids'
The article discusses the impact of the potential closure of a school in Munich, highlighting the struggles and vulnerabilities of students like 13-year-old Jasina who face challenges in their educational journey.
The Carabanchel of Torete, Rosendo and the scourge of terrorism: "In my school there were all orphans, children of ETA victims, it was tremendous"
The article discusses the life and challenges faced in Carabanchel, highlighting the impact of terrorism, gang culture, and the culture of music among the youth.
From Di Battista to De Magistris: here are all Maduro's orphans
The recent arrest order has not only targeted Chavez's heir but has also left a diverse group of Maduro's supporters feeling abandoned, eager to exchange an authoritarian regime for a 'democratic revolution.'
"I wanted to eat cherries and translate Švejk." A meeting in Hanoi with Lenka, a Vietnamese-Czech icon
The article discusses a meeting in Hanoi with Lenka, a prominent figure amidst the backdrop of an earlier story about North Korean war orphans who found refuge in Czechoslovakia.