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EU environmental policy to 2030: a systemic change
News | European Parliament What are the goals of the new EU Environment Action Plan to 2030 and what has to be done to achieve them? As Europe, along with…
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86th Birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama Celebrated in Belgium
Staff Reporter July 4, 2021 Dignitaries at the 86th birthday celebration of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Antwerp, Belgium on 3 July. Antwerp: Tibetan Community in Belgium celebrated the…
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Pope Francis doing well after surgery – Vatican News
The scheduled surgery for a diverticular stenosis of the colon concluded Sunday evening.
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NY lawmaker proposes income limit after Gov. Cuomo’s $5M COVID book deal
Apparently outraged by Gov. Andrew Cuomo getting paid $5.1 million to publish his coronavirus memoir amid the pandemic, a powerful New York elected official has introduced a measure that would…
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(Video) Free Iran 2021: Need for Past Accountability is More Vital than Ever after Iran’s Presidential Election
(PMOI / MEK Iran) and (NCRI): Supporters of Iranian resistance worldwide prepare for “The Free Iran Global Summit,” and people across Iran show their support for this annual gathering. Expatriates…
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Archbishop Nyaisonga re-elected president of the Tanzania Episcopal Conference. – Vatican News
The Tanzania Episcopal Conference has held elections to choose a new executive that will steer activities of the Bishops for the next three years, till June 2024.
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Pope undergoes scheduled colon surgery – Vatican News
Pope Francis heads in for a schedule surgery for symptomatic diverticular stenosis of the colon.
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Vucic: The claim that Bulgaria and Croatia are blocking European integration in the Western Balkans is a tale for young children
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday night that Serbia's entry into the European Union does not depend only on Belgrade, adding that there is saturation from enlargement within the…
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MORE THAN HALF OF EUROPEAN CITIES SUFFER FROM AIR POLLUTION
Despite the reduction in transport emissions and emissions of other pollutants during the pandemic, air quality in most cities in the European Union remains poor.
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Estonia bans fur farms The law will come into force on January 1, 2026
Estonia became the first Baltic country to ban fur farms. The Estonian parliament voted to ban the breeding of animals for fur. 56 deputies voted for and 19 against, postimees.ee…