Who killed the weekend?
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Norway opens its doors to six hundred people evacuated from Libya to Rwanda
9 votes -
Finland is considering a four-day week. Is this the secret of happiness?
9 votes -
The empty promises of Marie Kondo and the craze for minimalism
20 votes -
Learning about love and banter from Tinder, Garry Kasparov, and Turing tests
7 votes -
Feminism comes of age in Finland as female coalition takes the reins – but even there, the battle for equality isn't over
8 votes -
40,000 festive shoppers to hit Swedish superstore – shoppers travel from afar to Gekås Ullared mega-mall, an institution that has its own reality TV show
4 votes -
In Denmark, children's homes are places of stability, comfort and support – now a British entrepreneur is bringing the model to the UK
3 votes -
Rich robbers: Why do wealthy people shoplift?
10 votes -
Family of teen who died from Ecstacy support legalisation
8 votes -
Paedophile hunters went too far
13 votes -
Why do women fake orgasms – and is it anti-feminist? We asked five women
10 votes -
After Labour's conference pledge to scrap Ofsted and private schools, does the envied Finnish education system provide the blueprint?
8 votes -
When Oslo's first floating sauna was banned by port authorities, its owners took it on the run, sparking a public craze
7 votes -
Iceland hosts first major international #metoo conference – three-day gathering will explore why movement gained traction and effect it has had
3 votes -
The wrong man: The Facebook friend request that led to three years in jail
7 votes -
Suburb in the sky: How Jakartans built an entire village on top of a mall
9 votes -
How Finland is coping with an ageing population – online lunch clubs are the start of a remote care revolution
9 votes -
Breaking up is harder to do in Denmark after divorce law changes
10 votes -
'We are sexual beings': Why Australian disability advocates want the NDIS to cover sexual services
11 votes -
Undocumented, vulnerable, scared: The US women who pick your food for $3 an hour
6 votes -
How apartheid killed Johannesburg's cycling culture
11 votes -
'It's totally unfair': Chicago, where the rich live thirty years longer than the poor
7 votes -
‘It’s getting like Disneyland’: Bruges pulls up drawbridge on tourists
13 votes -
Is porn making young men impotent?
24 votes -
Gun violence has sharply declined in California's Bay Area. What happened?
8 votes -
'It’s a miracle': Helsinki's radical solution to homelessness
23 votes -
What happened when I met my Islamophobic troll
9 votes -
How Airbnb took over the world
6 votes -
Why we are addicted to conspiracy theories
5 votes -
All prisoners must be able to vote, no matter what their crime
19 votes -
BirthStrikers: Meet the women who refuse to have children until climate change ends
14 votes -
Trapped in a hoax: Survivors of conspiracy theories speak out
11 votes -
Me and my quarter-life crisis: A millennial asks what went wrong
7 votes -
The best of the Long Read in 2018
10 votes -
What happened next? The survivors of the Genoa bridge collapse: ‘We’ve been abandoned, as if nothing happened’
9 votes -
'Will I have existed?' The unprecedented plan to move an Arctic city
14 votes -
30,000 empty homes and nowhere to live: inside Dublin’s housing crisis
19 votes -
My career as an international blood smuggler
6 votes -
Scott Morrison calls for new national day to recognise Indigenous people
8 votes -
The business of voluntourism: Do western do-gooders actually do harm?
13 votes -
US inmates claim retaliation by prison officials as result of multi-state strike
23 votes -
In the Cape Town enclave that survived apartheid, the new enemy is gentrification
4 votes -
My son, Osama: The al-Qaida leader’s mother speaks for the first time
11 votes -
Generation Z: ‘We have more to do than drink and take drugs’
6 votes -
Should we treat crime as something to be cured rather than punished? Scotland’s police force has adopted a public health model to tackle violence. Should the rest of the world follow suit?
20 votes -
Abandoned by coal; swallowed by drugs
6 votes -
Edward Snowden: Five years after historic NSA leaks, whistleblower looks back in interview
3 votes -
Talk to Deliveroo couriers. See a dystopia that could be your future – the realities facing the ‘contractors’ are grim. No wonder their union is appealing to the high court
9 votes