ENTERTAINMENT
Nino Finds Grace in the Weekend After Diagnosis
Pauline Loquès’s French debut turns medical shock into a quiet Parisian study of fear, friendship and ordinary life Nino is a tender, restrained French drama about a young man forced…
ENTERTAINMENT
Fjord Review: Cristian Mungiu Turns a Cannes Winner Into a Quiet Trial of Family and State
The 2026 Palme d’Or winner studies child protection, belief and migrant vulnerability with cold precision Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord, winner of the 2026 Palme d’Or at Cannes, is a severe and…
Health
Spain Constitutional Court Protects Exposure of Psychiatric Violations
Spain’s Constitutional Court has refused to admit an appeal by the Spanish Society of Psychiatry against a Supreme Court ruling that protected strong criticism by the Citizens Commission on Human…
Europe
EU AI Act Experts Face First Enforcement Test
New scientific and advisory bodies will help shape how Europe supervises powerful artificial intelligence systems The European Union is moving from writing landmark artificial intelligence rules to building the expert…
Editor's choice
The European Times Strengthens Its European Voice
A four-month editorial review of The European Times shows a publication developing a stronger and more recognisable voice in European journalism. With sustained coverage of politics, human rights, international affairs,...
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Europe
Europe’s Public Health Blind Spot
As the European Parliament prepares to vote on the EU Cardiovascular Health Plan and advances its work on Europe's Beating Cancer Plan, a fundamental question hangs over Brussels: is EU...
Christianity
2026 Hungary Election Spotlights Semjén’s Religious Nationalism Project
As Hungary heads toward its parliamentary election on 12 April 2026, Viktor Orbán is again campaigning as the defender of Christian Hungary. But a closer look suggests that the deeper...
Tarunjit Singh Butalia
Portraits In Faith
Dr. Tarunjit Singh Butalia: Concrete Pillars, Spiritual Bridges
On a late spring afternoon in Columbus, Dr. Tarunjit Singh Butalia stands beneath the stone arches of Hitchcock Hall, the hum of student footsteps echoing across the quad. He is...
Chef Oren Lyons
Portraits In Faith
Portraits in Faith: Oren Lyons and the Sacred Work of Justice
“Portraits in Faith” is a section dedicated to highlighting the lives and legacies of individuals who champion interfaith dialogue, religious freedom, and global peace. In the quiet forests of upstate...
Bhai Sahib Dr. Mohinder Singh Ahluwalia
Portraits In Faith
Portrait in Faith: Bhai Sahib Dr. Mohinder Singh Ahluwalia, OBE KSG
“Portraits in Faith” is a section dedicated to highlighting the lives and legacies of individuals who champion interfaith dialogue, religious freedom, and global peace. In a modest neighborhood of Handsworth,...