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Iran crisis: the UN remains and book
"In the early morning of June 13, a certain number of attacks took place in Tehran and other parts of Iran," said Stefan Priesner, resident coordinator of the UN in…
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Spain and Brazil push global action to tax super rich inequalities and brake
Presented during the United Nations 4th international conference on financing for developersT, which takes place this week in Seville, the proposal highlights an increasing problem: the richest individuals often contribute…
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Citizens see improvements in justice systems in the EU, finds report
Today, the European Commission published the thirteenth edition of the EU Justice Scoreboard, an annual report providing comparative data on the efficiency, quality, and independence of the justice systems among EU…
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The northern hemisphere of heat highlights the value of early alert alerts
Three days after the National Weather Service of Spain confirmed a record reading of 46 ° C in the southern city of El Granado, there was little break in day…
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Visit to Estonia: HaDEA meets stakeholders and explores Agency-managed projects in Tallinn
On 16–17 June 2025, a HaDEA delegation visited Tallinn, Estonia, for a series of meetings focused on EU funding opportunities in the fields of Health and Digital.The visit was led…
Europe
Europass: 20 years of helping people learn and work in Europe
Today we celebrate 20 years of Europass, the online platform that has been helping millions of people in Europe plan their learning and career. Find out more about the free…
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Religious Test for Public Contracts: Germany’s Use of “Faith-Breaker” Declarations Draws Scrutiny
Brussels – In the decades leading up to and during World War II, several European regimes implemented policies requiring individuals to declare their ideological or religious affiliations as a precondition…
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Report reveals significant rise in civilian casualties and rights violations in Ukraine
It covers the period from 1 December 2024 to 31 May 2025, during which 986 civilians were killed and 4,807 injured – a 37 per cent increase compared to the…
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Gaza: one exhorts Israel to allow fuel to get into a band
"In the midst of the current Israeli military operations, Dozens of people were said to have been killed and injured, especially while waiting for food“The United Nations Bureau for the…
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Human rights can be a “strong lever for progress” in climate change, explains the head of the United Nations
Talk to Human Rights Council In Geneva, the High Commissioner, Volker Türk, asked the Member States so sufficiently done to protect people from climate change impacts. "" Do we take…