47% of House of Representatives Winners Oppose Optional Separate Surnames, Backing Reverses: Asahi-UTokyo Survey
A recent survey shows that 47% of the House of Representatives winners oppose the introduction of optional separate surnames, surpassing the 30% who support it, marking a notable shift in public opinion since the last election.
Do You Know When and How Surnames Were Given to Farmers in Vidzeme?
The article explores the historical context of surname assignment to farmers in Vidzeme, Latvia, particularly emphasizing an educational program marking this social transition initiated from 1822 to 1825.
People only just realising what their surname actually means
Many individuals are discovering the historical significance of their surnames and how they reflect familial heritage and occupations from the past.
Optional Separate Surnames for Couples: Prime Minister Takaichi Shifts to Legislation for 'Common Use'
The momentum for introducing an optional separate surname system for couples has waned as Prime Minister Takaichi's administration moves towards legalizing the use of maiden names as 'common use' while maintaining the current system of shared surnames.
Evaluated the Lithuanian surnames appearing in J. Epstein's correspondence: may have signs of human trafficking
A parliamentary member suggests that Lithuanian surnames found in J. Epstein's correspondence could indicate potential signs of human trafficking and calls for a legal assessment by the prosecutor's office.
People with these surnames could be entitled to a fortune
A new study reveals that thousands of UK families might be entitled to unclaimed inheritances linked to common surnames.
Surnames and meteorites, the inheritance of the first sexual colonization of Americans in Greenland
The article discusses the legacy of the first sexual colonization by Americans in Greenland, starting with Robert Peary's claim to the North Pole in 1909.
Marco Rubio comes from Murcia (and from Seville, Valencia, Alicante and the Canary Islands): the 18 Spanish surnames, from García to Carrión, of the 'viceroy of Venezuela'
The article discusses Marco Rubio's Spanish roots and the historical context of the establishment of the Captaincy General of Venezuela in 1777.
Real reason Brooklyn Beckham and Adam Peaty took their wives' names
The article explores the emerging trend of men, like Brooklyn Beckham and Adam Peaty, adopting their wives' surnames, challenging traditional gender naming conventions.
UK's banned baby names - including important rule over surname
The article discusses the strict regulations surrounding baby names in the UK, highlighting banned names and rules regarding surnames.
It has been revealed who the richest celebrity kids are who already have their own millions in their 20s
The article reveals the wealthiest celebrity offspring who have successfully built their own fortunes and careers in their twenties, moving beyond just their famous surnames.