June 27, 2026
Food Waste Attitudes: UK, South Korea and Germany
How UK, South Korean, and German locals actually talk about food waste — Britain's new mandatory recycling laws, Korea's pay-as-you-throw frustrations, and Germany's 76kg-per-person annual problem.
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Pet Ownership and Animal Welfare: US, Japan and Brazil
Comparing attitudes toward pet ownership and animal welfare in the US, Japan and Brazil — local sources reveal three different cultures of care.
Read more →June 25, 2026
Venezuela Earthquake Response: US, Mexico and UK
How local sources in the US, Mexico and the UK are responding to the Venezuela earthquake — from American compassion to Mexican expertise to British concern about whether aid will reach those who need it.
Read more →June 25, 2026
Cycling Infrastructure: Netherlands, US and Australia
How locals in the Netherlands, United States and Australia feel about cycling infrastructure — from Dutch pride in a mature bike network to Australian frustration at a system still catching up.
Read more →June 24, 2026
Online Gambling and Sports Betting: UK, Australia and Nigeria
How locals in the UK, Australia, and Nigeria view online gambling and sports betting — from regulatory frustration in the West to cautious economic hope in Lagos.
Read more →June 24, 2026
Ebola Preparedness: France, UK and Australia
How France, the UK and Australia respond to the threat of Ebola outbreaks — from France's first-hand protocols to British distrust of health authorities and Australia's COVID-informed vigilance.
Read more →June 23, 2026
UN Gaza Genocide Finding: US, UK and South Africa
The UN Commission of Inquiry found Israel committing genocide in Gaza. The US is deeply split on whether that label even applies. The UK's civil society is angry and mobilising. South Africa, which filed the ICJ case, sees the finding as vindication.
Read more →June 23, 2026
Space Exploration: US, Japan and Germany Compared
Americans are proud of NASA but don't want to fund it more. Japan is targeting an 8-trillion-yen space economy. Germany's debate has turned into a civilian-versus-military split. Same fascination, three very different relationships with it.
Read more →June 22, 2026
Work-Life Balance and Annual Leave: Australia, France and India
Australia, France and India all value work-life balance — but local sources reveal three very different conversations, from guilt about unused leave to a 90-hour week debate.
Read more →June 22, 2026
Slavery Reparations: UK, US and Nigeria Views Compared
A formal call for slavery reparations by African and Caribbean nations has reignited the debate. Local sources in the UK, US and Nigeria reveal three countries occupying radically different moral positions on the same historical question.
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