Tanzania: Tanzania Network Pushes to Raise Legal Marriage Age for Girls to 18
The Tanzania Ending Child Marriage Network is advocating for a legal reform to raise the minimum marriage age for girls to 18 as the current law allows marriage at a younger age under certain conditions.
Jürgen Habermas / The author of the state doctrine of the federal republic asked the churches for a promise of redemption, not vagueness
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher, passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of influential thought and engaging conversations about societal change.
Whose memory of the regime change is it? Concerns over historical rewriting in Bangladesh
The February 2024 election in Bangladesh, following a regime change after the fall of a long-standing government, has raised concerns about political divisions and historical narratives following significant societal unrest and violence.
The Novelist Wajdi Al-Ahdal: I Write to Awaken Something Inside, Not to Awaken Society
Wajdi Al-Ahdal, a prominent Yemeni novelist, expresses his writing philosophy that focuses on internal awakening rather than societal change, while addressing complex issues in contemporary Arab society.
Maarja Krais-Leosk: Social Care - the Window for Correct Decisions is Open. It Was Already Open Before the Last Tragic Incident
The article emphasizes the urgent need for supportive decisions in social care to prevent further tragedies and highlights the importance of changing societal perceptions regarding social welfare.
Gloss: The Stripe Light
This article reflects on Georges Simenon's novel "The Cat" from 60 years ago, contemplating how societal views on animals and storytelling might change in the future.
Analysis: "Trump Lacks Strategy" – These Truths Shocked in India
An Indian professor critiques Trump's lack of a coherent strategy regarding U.S. actions in Iran, emphasizing the need for internal societal change rather than military intervention.
"Not the End of the Story but the Beginning of the Path Forward"
This article discusses the beginning of a new journey rather than the conclusion of past events.
COMMENTARY ⟩ Help, the world is changing! Again!
The article reflects on the cyclical nature of societal panic regarding global change, suggesting that fear of the unknown often drives extreme reactions.
Why do formerly poor boys build palaces where no one lives? The book Turbo-Countryside has been published
Radan Haluzík's new book 'Turbo-Countryside' explores the phenomenon of oversized, often empty houses rising in the rural Balkans, reflecting the complex issues of migration and societal change.
Iranians divided between mourning for Khamenei and hope for regime change
Iranians demonstrate a deep societal divide, with some mourning the death of Khamenei while others celebrate and hope for a shift in the regime.
How have Iranians reacted to death of supreme leader?
Iranians have reacted to the death of supreme leader Ali Khamenei with public demonstrations reflecting deep societal divides.
Baby crying sounds have grown for two years... Total fertility rate returns to 0.8 after four years
South Korea's total fertility rate has risen to 0.8 in 2023, marking two consecutive years of growth due to increased marriages and changing perceptions about childbirth.
Defense Industry: Tanks, Pistols, New Products
The article discusses the evolution of the Enforce Tac, a defense and arms exhibition, highlighting the increasing public fascination with military equipment and the broader implications for society and the industry.
In Pakistan, female boxers break down gender barriers to step into the ring
Female boxers in Pakistan are challenging societal norms and gender barriers as they enter the sport of boxing.
The premiere of the series "The Last Divorce" is expected in 2027; this summer you can participate in its filming
The upcoming series 'The Last Divorce', set in Latvia during the late 1980s to early 1990s, explores a couple's unconventional strategy to maintain their shared living situation against the backdrop of societal change.
Transition to Latvian Language in Preschools: Progress Visible, but Challenges Remain
Latvian preschools are seeing progress in transitioning to the Latvian language, but significant challenges still persist.
COMMENTARY ⟩ We need more gun owners
The article advocates for increased gun ownership in Estonia and a change in societal attitudes towards firearms.
The New Deluge of Old 'Climate Fiction'
The article discusses recent novels that reflect on climate change and technology in relation to societal responsibilities.
Love: Love as Adventure in This Time of Great Change, the Focus of a Solid Norwegian Film
The article reviews the Norwegian film 'Love' by Dag Johan Haugerud, which explores themes of human relationships and intimacy amid significant societal changes.
How Will AI Change the Future?
The article explores the impact of artificial intelligence on various industries and societal changes.
Sonja Lí: "These bigger things will just become smaller"
Sonja Lí discusses how larger issues will become less significant over time.
New report: Young people more negative towards LGBTQ individuals than towards immigrants and other minority groups
A recent report reveals that young people's attitudes towards LGBTQ individuals have become more negative compared to their feelings towards immigrants and other minority groups.
A crime that happens during Carnival cannot stay at Carnival
The article highlights the pervasive issue of sexual harassment faced by women during Carnival in Brazil, emphasizing the need for societal change.
Pelicot and the Consequences: Shame Must Change Sides
The article discusses the impact of Gisèle Pelicot's revelations on sexual violence and the societal shame surrounding it, advocating for a cultural shift in responsibility.
DEI and climate agenda advanced through progressive-backed lawsuits, new report claims
A new report from the Alliance for Consumers claims that progressive activists are utilizing lawsuits as a means to bring about significant societal changes related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and climate issues, circumventing traditional legislative channels.
Letter to the Editor. Reply: Young People Should Worry More About Climate Change Than AI
A response argues that young people should prioritize climate change concerns over fears about artificial intelligence.
The Minister's Suit, a Fable of Regime Change
The article discusses the confusion within Argentine leadership regarding Javier Milei, highlighted by Luis Caputo's surprising admission about never having bought clothing in Argentina, reflecting a disconnect with societal sentiments.
He quit his job and built a small house in the woods: "I never regretted the decision"
36-year-old Anders Boisen left his comfortable life in Aarhus to build a small house in the woods, seeking freedom from city life and societal expectations.
Yayo Cáceres and Álvaro Tato, the most fruitful couple in theater: 'This country will change if politicians understand that culture is the greatest asset'
Yayo Cáceres and Álvaro Tato, a highly successful Spanish theater duo, emphasize the importance of cultural understanding among politicians for societal change.
The Proletarianization of the World
The article discusses the decline of cultural and intellectual values in society, likening it to the destruction of nuclear power plants, car factories, and churches, while criticizing the role of digitalization in this process.
Western civilization is already dead and maybe that's a good thing. A new book advises how to remain human nonetheless
A podcast discusses America facing existential challenges, and a new book offers advice on maintaining humanity in the face of societal change.
The 10 Most Anticipated Essays and Non-Fiction Books of 2026
The article highlights upcoming essays and non-fiction titles set to release in 2026, with a focus on their themes related to climate crisis and societal change.
Despite Chaotic Traffic: Cycling Through Bogotá
In Bogotá, Colombia, a cycling school offers free lessons to help change societal attitudes towards biking in the capital's chaotic traffic.
The Attendance Register of Time: Happy 1926 - The End of Innocence
The article explores the significant societal changes and historical events of 1926 that marked the end of innocence in a certain context.