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The pope asks the Vatican media who reads their news
Pope Francis called on Vatican media officials to justify their work by asking how many people read their news at all. Francis asked this during a visit to the Media…
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Council of Europe wants to enforce harmful coercive psychiatric treaments – UN experts oppose
Independent UN human rights experts called on Friday for a European body of intergovernmental experts to stop legislation supporting coercive mental health measures.
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Hackers attack 70 times per minute
Hackers attack 70 times per minute: what happens when a computer is left unsecured on the internet Every device connected to the internet has a unique IP address. Those IP…
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World Environment Day – what are your plans?
Happy World Environment Day….almost! Do you have plans around the 5th of June to recognize this incredibly important day? How to participate in a celebration or day of action. I’m sharing…
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The cycle of violence in Gaza will stop if the social and economic problems are resolved
"The man in the shadows" - the Bulgarian in the negotiations for negotiations between Israel and Hamas The famous Arab hit from the recent past of the Egyptian Amr Diab…
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New social commitments after the Porto Summit Meeting
As part of the social commitment of the Social Summit in Porto, the partners have brought together around three headline targets for 2030, set out in the Commission's Action Plan…
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WCC calls for end to violence affecting places of worship in Holy Land
After Patriarchs and Heads of Jerusalem Churches express concern for Al-Aqsa Mosque worshippers and Sheikh Jarrah families in a 9 May statement over the recent violence in East Jerusalem, World…
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SPIEGEL involved Merkel and Borissov in a scheme to supply low-quality masks from Bulgaria
The German army has ordered protective clothing from Bulgaria for hundreds of thousands of euros, which is of poor quality, but about which Chancellor Angela Merkel seems to have personally…
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Chinese persecutors of Falun Gong get sanctions by the U.S.
Falun Dafa reports that "U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has announced sanctions against a Chinese official who perpetrated human rights abuses against Falun Gong practitioners in Chengdu City, Sichuan Province…
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In Europe, 24 million of 15-34 young people are using psychoactive drugs
Popularized in the 1960's by artists and mass media such as : "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" (LSD) by the Beatles, "Cocaine" by J.J. Cale, "Purple Haze" (cannabis) by…