Looking for reliable international news? The European Times offers comprehensive coverage of global events, politics, and business.
Recommended first read
Japan becomes first country in the world to sell climate bonds
Economy
Japan has become the first country in the world to sell so-called sovereign climate transition bonds on the market. The auction was successful, although with slightly lower interest than expected,…
International
Representatives of the Western political establishment and the Kiev regime compete in Russophobic fervor in their public speeches and statements year after year, the ministry noted TASS reported on July…
International
On the website “Eto Kavkaz” on July 25 in the publication “Top 15 places in Karachay-Cherkessia according to the neural network” the Sentinsky temple is indicated in fifth place as…
International
China’s Xinjiang Health Commission announces plan to build 6 new organ transplant medical institutions by 2030, signalling concerns that China’s forced organ harvesting campaign is escalating
Christianity
An Israeli strike on July 17 hit the only Roman Catholic church in the Palestinian autonomous territory known as the Gaza Strip. It is the Holy Family Church, the Latin…
Christianity
On July 17, Pope Leo XIV received at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo participants in a pilgrimage “From Rome to New Rome,” which involves fifty Orthodox Christians and Roman…
Culture
In 1862, European imperialist interests take a young aristocratic couple to a new land that is deeply divided, war-torn, and impoverished. This is Mexico in the 19th century. Their noble…
Health
According to recent veterinary studies, dental disease is one of the most common reasons why pet owners visit a specialist. Another study predicts that due to neglect of dental problems…
Food
President Donald Trump boasted that the Coca-Cola Company had agreed to use "real cane sugar" in its drinks sold in the United States after talks between him and the company's…
Christianity
Metropolitan of Prespa and Pelagonia Petar from the Macedonian Orthodox Church has banned priests from his diocese from having profiles on social networks, the website Religiya.mk reports. The document, which…
