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Europe
The film “Flow”, directed by Latvian Gints Zilbalodis, was awarded the 2025 LUX Audience Award at a ceremony on Tuesday in the European Parliament in Brussels.Committee on Culture and Education…
Europe
Europol has launched a taskforce to tackle the rising trend of organised crime networks hiring youngsters to carry out threats, assaults, or killings for a fee. The taskforce brings together…
Europe
The National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) in Poland has opened a new call under the Ulam NAWA programme, which gives foreign scientists the opportunity to carry out research in…
Europe
The Council decided to prolong EU restrictive measures against those responsible for actions aimed at destabilising, undermining or threatening the sovereignty and independence of the Republic of Moldova, until 29 April…
Human Rights
While the health sector worldwide plays a key role in stopping the abusive practice of FGM and supporting survivors, in several regions, evidence suggests otherwise.As of 2020, an estimated 52…
Europe
In the context of his visit to Bulgaria, European Council President António Costa visited the Trakia University in Stara Zagora. Addressing the press, he highlighted the importance of strengthening Europe’s…
Europe
European Immunisation Week (EIW) is celebrated alongside World Immunisation Week in the last week of April. Annually, the week highlights the collective action needed to promote the use of vaccines…
News
It begins with a phone call. A voice, calm and persuasive, tells the émigré to come home. Sometimes the pressure is gentle. Sometimes it turns to menace. Thousands of miles…
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Rome, April 28, 2025 — Following the solemn funeral of Pope Francis this past Saturday, and which was attended mainly by catholics but warmly accompanied christians of all denominations, muslims,…
Europe
Today’s technology runs on rare earth elements dug out of the ground. They are vital for the computers, electric motors and batteries we use every day, and demand is only…
