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Psychiatry as a business – La Dama de Elche
Every day, the information that is generated regarding the enormous servility that, in general, the medical class renders to the pharmaceutical industry, is so overwhelming that The noise can no…
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Euria: A Swiss Answer to Europe’s AI Sovereignty Fears
As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in everyday life, concerns over privacy, data sovereignty and energy use are growing across Europe. Euria, a new AI assistant launched by Swiss provider Infomaniak,…
Human Rights
UK Deputy Prime Minister discusses the European Convention on Human Rights with PACE committee in London
The Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary of the United Kingdom David Lammy has underscored the British Government’s commitment to the European Convention on Human Rights during an exchange of…
Africa
PACE demands Algeria free jailed French journalist
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has joined a growing international campaign to free French journalist Christophe Gleizes, after an Algerian appeals court confirmed a seven-year prison…
Human Rights
What do singing and sport have to do with human rights?
As part of this year’s campaign for Human Rights Day - Our Everyday Essentials – the UN’s human rights office (OHCHR) invited members of the public to write in what…
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Nansen Prize winners show compassion for refugees is far from fading
This year's honorees include five remarkable winners from Cameroon, Mexico, Ukraine, Iraq and Tajikistan, each recognized for their courage, empathy and determination to protect those forced to flee. Established in…
Fashion
Luxury: Prada officially acquires Versace
Fashion giant Prada has completed the acquisition of its smaller Italian rival Versace, a brand that the luxury group said it had long wanted to add to its portfolio. The…
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Czech Republic allows use of medicinal magic mushrooms
The Czech Republic becomes the first European country to allow the use of psychedelics to treat depression Patients in the Czech Republic with depression and other illnesses that do not…
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What do singing and sports have to do with human rights?
As part of this year's campaign to Human Rights Day – Our daily essentials – the UN human rights office (OHCHR) invited audience members to write about what matters most…
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A sustainable future requires new thinking: UN environment report
The agency calls the report the most comprehensive assessment of the global environment ever undertaken, with contributions from 287 multidisciplinary scientists from 82 countries – spanning over 1,000 pages. “Global…