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USCIRF 2025 report: Hungary and Russia’s Growing Religious Intolerance Under the...

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The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has released its 2025 annual report, painting a grim picture of religious repression and discrimination...
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EP Staff See ‘Culinary Imperialism’ in Parliament Restaurants

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European Parliament (EP) staff are complaining about the lack of Eastern European cuisine in its restaurants, Politico reports. An unnamed aide to a Slovak...
Switzerland Offers Huge Reward For Ideas On How To Remove Ammunition From Its Lakes

Switzerland offers huge reward for ideas on how to remove ammunition...

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Switzerland’s picturesque Alpine lakes are hiding a dangerous secret: thousands of tons of ammunition. For decades, the Swiss military has used them as convenient...
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The US excludes the last major Russian state bank from SWIFT

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The last of Russia's major state-owned banks, which retains access to the SWIFT system for international payments in the world's major currencies, will become...
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The 10 Most Influential Books on the European Economy: A Deep...

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Economic thought in Europe has shaped, and been shaped by, centuries of political and social transformation. This article explores ten landmark books that have...
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The miniature island that changes its nationality every 6 months

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It is located in a river between France and Spain There are no pheasants on Pheasant Island, Victor Hugo exclaimed when he visited the site...
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Why do roses have thorns

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Roses are one of the most beautiful flowers, but they are distinguished not only by their colors and fragrance, but also by the fact...
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4 reasons why red wine is no longer healthy

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Scientists and doctors have considered red wine to be healthy for years. A study linked moderate alcohol consumption – defined as one drink or...
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True or myth that raw food can cure

Man is what he eats, and many people, relying on this principle, want to know if food can save us from disease and health...

Why we are afraid of spiders

Arachnophobia is explained by an evolutionary strategy to avoid contact with pathogens Researchers from Charles University in Prague have identified the hidden cause of arachnophobia...

Two mountains – higher than Everest

Two mountains - higher than Everest, if you measure their height differently Mount Everest, as you know from school, is the highest mountain in the...

You will not believe what the pompom on the hat was for

Have you ever wondered when pompoms date winter hats? What is the story behind the fluffy balls that adorn the winter accessory that protects...

Italian works of art found in the United States

Italian works of art worth 10 million euros have been found in the United States Antiques from various American museums have been found to have...

Arabic calligraphy included in the UNESCO cultural heritage list

UNESCO has officially listed Arabic calligraphy as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Sixteen Muslim countries, led by Saudi Arabia, submitted a corresponding application for its...

Why do the French eat snails (and how to eat them properly)?

Snails have been eaten for tens of thousands of years The trip is a thrill not only because it meets us with beautiful views, unfamiliar...

North Korea banned laughter for 11 days

North Koreans are banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days on the tenth anniversary of the death of former leader Kim Jong Il. Authorities...

A vaccine against aging developed

Scientists are working on a vaccine that stops or slows aging. Early research on mice showed that it worked. The study was published in the...

Forbidden Christmas in England in 1647

In 1647, the Puritans' attempts to ban Christmas and force shops to open on Christmas day lead to rioting in Ipswich, Oxford, Ealing and Canterbury where a wild game of street football prevented the Mayor from opening the market.
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