Unmanned grocery stores, operated by phone application, are beginning to flood rural areas of Sweden. The stores of Lifvs are open 24/7, after a quick identification, the… Read more “You and the grocery store, no one else – unstaffed grocery stores in Sweden”
Category: International
Adreana Zammit blames ‘the media’ in her letter of resignation
Lawyer Adreana Zammit, who terminate her services for Transport Malta after the direct orders she was given were exposed, blamed the media for having to stop working for the Maltese authority.
“Just like home” – An Easter story about Romanian Youth Migration
Because of the pandemic, many Romanians who study abroad celebrated Easter without their families this year. Some have received packages with traditional food and egg paint from… Read more ““Just like home” – An Easter story about Romanian Youth Migration”
Celebrity Treatment for Healthcare Workers – a Wedding Photographer’s Repayment to Paramedic Officers
A wedding photographer out of work due to the pandemic is making dreams come true for healthcare workers to thank them for their work. Teodora Simon’s offering… Read more “Celebrity Treatment for Healthcare Workers – a Wedding Photographer’s Repayment to Paramedic Officers”
“We cannot think about the future” – students in Lebanon amid the crushing economic crisis
What would you do if suddenly your tuition fee increased dramatically, and you were not able to pay it anymore? Many Lebanese students had to ask themselves… Read more ““We cannot think about the future” – students in Lebanon amid the crushing economic crisis”
“It is like living multiple lives,” says student about the mental impact of language learning during quarantine
Pedro D’El Rodrigues “Yi er san” [one to three], it’s Tuesday evening, and Stephanie has logged in for the latest lesson of her Chinese language class —… Read more ““It is like living multiple lives,” says student about the mental impact of language learning during quarantine”
Will the 2021 Census finally provide a representative picture of the UK LGBT+ population?
For the first time, a question about sexual orientation was asked on the UK 2021 Census, the result of years of campaigning from LGBT+ organisations who hope… Read more “Will the 2021 Census finally provide a representative picture of the UK LGBT+ population?”
Gender equality in this spurred pandemic is still distant fairy tale
When Brett Emery called her supervisors for help, complaining that her male colleague earned almost the same as her salary even though they are newcomers to the… Read more “Gender equality in this spurred pandemic is still distant fairy tale”
Bulgarians to re-elect the same government whose resignation they demanded in 2020
A wave of protests against the centre-right coalition of Bulgaria’s Boyko Borissov is set to be brushed off as polls indicate the incumbents are set for a… Read more “Bulgarians to re-elect the same government whose resignation they demanded in 2020”
Kicking and punching your way through the lockdown
Karate-ka’s, as practitioners of karate are called, usually practice the Japanese martial arts in a group. Because of the strict Corona measures in some places, karate clubs… Read more “Kicking and punching your way through the lockdown”
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