Tanker Fight Against Baltic Undersea Cables Reached Its Anticlimactic Ending
Here’s a simple story – a ship destroyed a cable, people were arrested, it’s no one’s fault, and now Finnish tax payers will pay €195,000 for the law that didn’t…
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EU welcomes agreement on plan to end Gaza conflict
The EU issued a statement welcoming the agreement on the first phase of the Comprehensive Plan to end the Gaza conflict, which secures an immediate ceasefire and the release of…
Researchers identify single antibody behind life-threatening reaction to common blood thinner
[ad_1] Researchers at McMaster University have discovered that a rare but dangerous reaction to a widely used blood thinner [ad_2] Source link
Korruption – When Self-Interest Comes Before the Common Good (Review)
Korruption – Wenn Eigennutz vor Gemeinwohl steht by Thomas and David Schirrmacher is a concise yet profoundly informative examination of corruption as a global, systemic problem. In clear and accessible…
Nostra Aetate at 60: Vatican Conference Looks to the Future of Interfaith Dialogue
As the world prepares to mark the sixtieth anniversary of Nostra Aetate—the groundbreaking Vatican II declaration that transformed the Catholic Church’s relationship with other religions—the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome…
EU Ecolabel Hits Record Numbers as Green Choices Flourish
Brussels, October 11, 2025 – The EU’s official ecolabel has reached a historic milestone, with more than 109,000 products now certified under the scheme across Europe[1]. Over 3,384 licences have…
EU Enforces New Transparency Rules for Political Advertising
From now on, political advertisements across the European Union must tell citizens who is paying, who is targeted, and why. The European Commission’s new regulation on the transparency and targeting…
Gold Hits $4,000 as AI Stocks Surge
Gold’s surge above $4,000 per ounce marks a historic milestone and one of its strongest annual performances in decades, with year-to-date gains of roughly 50 to 55 percent, according to…
World’s largest scintillator detector, JUNO, now detecting neutrinos
[ad_1] University of Warwick physicists, as part of the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) in China, are celebrating helping [ad_2] Source link
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Global Defence of Religious Freedom
Rome, 10 October 2025 – In the golden light of an autumn morning, the Hall of Popes fell silent as Pope Leo XIV rose to speak. A delegation from Aid…