International
Dog Bites But Doesn’t Squeeze – What Does It Mean?
When some dogs are excited, they show their affection and attention in unusual ways, some of which can be challenging – like treating us like chew toys, for example. Our…
Health
Israeli scientists have created a system for recognizing a person’s breath
A group of researchers from the Weizmann Institute in Israel have presented an innovative technology that identifies a person's individuality with an accuracy of 96.8% just by analyzing their breathing.…
Europe
No Intesa, No Recognition? Challenges of the State’s Role in Defining Religion in Italy
ROME — In the historic Sala Matteotti of Italy’s Camera dei Deputati, where law and legacy often converge, a quiet but urgent conversation unfolded this week about who gets to…
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Christianity
Happy Easter Celebrating Renewal and Hope Across Europe
As Europeans wake up to the joyful sounds of church bells and the sweet scent of blooming flowers, they mark a momentous occasion: Easter Sunday. On this glorious day, Christians…
Food
Switzerland slaps its Toblerone chocolate
The state has shown how it protects national values The sweet temptation has drawn the wrath of the state after its production was moved to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia.…
International
Sudden Loss of Balance in Cats: What to Know and How to Help Them
Loss of balance is not a disease, but rather a clinical sign of various health conditions. If your cat stumbles, falls, has weakness in their limbs, has difficulty hearing, or…
News
Paris at a Crossroads: Anne Hidalgo’s Failure vs. the Renewal Brought by Rachida Dati
Paris, the City of Light, now seems overshadowed by a contested management. While outgoing mayor Anne Hidalgo faces mounting criticism for her economic, social, and environmental record, Rachida Dati, Minister…
Editor's choice
USCIRF 2025 report: Hungary and Russia’s Growing Religious Intolerance Under the Spotlight
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has released its 2025 annual report, painting a grim picture of religious repression and discrimination worldwide. From state-controlled religious policies in…
Culture
EP Staff See ‘Culinary Imperialism’ in Parliament Restaurants
European Parliament (EP) staff are complaining about the lack of Eastern European cuisine in its restaurants, Politico reports. An unnamed aide to a Slovak parliamentarian, whose letter was quoted by…
Culture
Which country has the most languages (840)?
Papua New Guinea is the most linguistically diverse country in the world, with an estimated 840 languages still spoken today – over 10% of the world’s total. Even more remarkable…