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Water on Mars

The European Space Agency has discovered a huge deposit of water at the bottom of Valles Marineris, the largest and deepest canyon in the...

Vaccination against COVID -19 mandatory in Russia

The document notes that it is possible to vaccinate children only voluntarily Russia has added the coronavirus vaccine to its national vaccination calendar. This was...

Ignoring COVID-19 will just perpetuate it, WHO warns 

As many friends and families consider whether to celebrate Christmas together, the UN health agency issued a reminder on Wednesday that “anyone who ignores COVID-19 is…perpetuating it”. 

Downing’s Landing Winter Closure Begins Today

CONTACT: Garret Graaskamp: (603) 271-1748 Jay Martin: (603) 271-3211 December 22, 2021 Concord, NH – The Downing’s Landing Boat Access Area in Alton, NH will...

European Churches respond to Pope’s appeal for migrants and refugees – Vatican News

Pope Francis’ appeal to European leaders to take action to safeguard the dignity and human rights of migrants and refugees is unanimously upheld and welcomed by Churches, religious congregations and Catholic organizations.

Sikyong Welcomes Appointment of Uzra Zeya as New US Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues

Collage image: Uzra Zeya, new US Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues, and Sikyong Penpa Tsering. Sikyong Penpa Tsering of the Central Tibetan Administration welcomed the...

New WHO factsheet: how can we tell if plant-based products are healthy?

Whether for health reasons or concerns about the environment, eating less or no meat is becoming more popular around the globe. But as a new WHO/Europe factsheet, “Plant-based diets and their impact on health, sustainability and the environment”, points out, some plant-based meat and dairy substitutes may not be better for people’s health.

Norther Ireland Bishops disappointed by recent rejection of Abortion Bill

The Catholic Bishops of Northern Ireland have expressed "grave concern" over the recent rejection by the NI Assembly in Stormont of an amendment aimed...

Health ought to be a skill – a poetic tribute to health literacy

Making decisions about our health is complicated. Most of us have, at some point in our lives, struggled with health literacy. At the latest WHO Regional Committee for Europe in September 2021, Taylor Mali, a slam poet and educator from the United States of America, shared a part of his poem, ‘An apple a day is not enough’, with the delegates and public following the session, highlighting that health is a skill that should be taught.

EU Court of Justice: nine judges of the General Court appointed

The representatives of the governments of the member states today appointed nine judges of the General Court. Mr Lauri Madise and Mr Iko Nõmm (Estonia),...

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