From Streets to Screens: The Evolution of Protest
The recent protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar from June 6 to July 25, 2026, has become a revealing moment. This was sparked by widespread national anger over severe exam irregularities,...
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Backing New Beginnings: Refugee Entrepreneurs Find Support Across Britain
“When the land is full of snow and you don’t know what is underneath — business is like that,” says...
Co-working app takes on café life with one-hour slots
Are you fed up with working from home? But also fed up with spotty wi-fi and glaring staff when you...
Brazilian Music Icon Milton Nascimento Awarded Honorary Doctorate
In December 2025, Brazilian singer and songwriter Milton Nascimento once again received the title of Doctor Honoris Causa. In April...
Gal Costa’s Final Performance Released as Posthumous Album
It premiered last October, the posthumous album that captured the final performance of the Brazilian voice of Gal Costa. Titled...
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Brazil’s Online Betting Surge and the Rise of a Gambling Epidemic
Online sports betting has become one of the most significant economic and social phenomena in Brazil in recent years. Driven by the popularization of digital platforms and intense promotion on...
Sweden’s Coffee Paradox: When Climate Leadership Meets Cultural Tradition
How do you like your coffee? It’s one of the first questions I’m asked when I arrive at a job interview in Stockholm. Before anyone mentions my CV, someone reaches...
Co-working forges ahead in post-pandemic world
At lunchtime on an ordinary autumn Tuesday, co-working space Shoreditch Exchange is buzzing with young office workers. In the heart of one of London’s trendiest quarters, people are playing table...
Grandma goes to uni
“You’re lovely. You remind me of my grandma.” It wasn’t quite the sort of welcome I was hoping for at my first social event as a mature student two years...
Racial Equality Lags at Work
Only half of minority employees in Britain feel that companies are making progress on racial equality, according to a report last month by UK-based recruitment firm Green Park. The report...
Why Brazil Turns Yellow Every September: A Nation’s Fight Against Suicide Stigma
Every day, 38 Brazilians take their own lives. Since 2013, every September, the country turns yellow to highlight the urgency of this number and expand the conversation around mental health....
Fewer babies, more growth?
Who doesn’t love babies? They’re cute and they will grow up to support us in our old age. But there’s a problem – people are having fewer of them. Global...
The case of Thiago Feijão: injustice and the myth of Brazilian racial democracy
In 2025, the physical education teacher Thiago Feijão, 32, faces Brazilian justice for the second time, accused of robbery and murder. The worst part of this history? There’s a good...
The New Nomad Generation: In Search of Freedom and Adventure on the Road
For many, the concept of home is no longer limited to a fixed address. Today, a new wave of travelers, the nomads, are trading the security of conventional life for...
UNESCO honors Rio de Janeiro as World Book Capital
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was designated UNESCO’s World Book Capital for 2025. It is the first Portuguese-speaking city to receive this prestigious title. This choice is not only symbolic. Besides...
Mate Gelado Vendors: A Living Heritage of Rio’s Beaches
Amidst the white sands of beaches of the famous city of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), the soothing sound of the waves is broken by sellers advertising the product that became...
Young Voices Rising: Education as a Weapon Against Climate Change
In Rio de Janeiro, public school students are leading the fight against the climate crisis. Between 2020 and 2024, the initiative EVA Brasil brought environmental education into public and rural...
Chelsea FC: from oblivion to paradise!
When the referee blew the final whistle, it became reality. Chelsea FC, once again, defied the odds to become the first club ever to conquer the brand-new FIFA Club World...
Girl Talk Club: The Feminist Community Giving Voice to the Displaced
Amid emotional collapse and the overwhelming sense of invisibility that runs through so many women’s lives, a simple idea reignited Bruna de Ornelas’s purpose: to create a space where women...
Ana, Miguel and Life on Hard Mode
Ana met her husband in an infamous Brazilian chatroom, exactly the kind of meet-cute that defines the best love tales of the 21st century. She was bored. His nickname was...