Editor's choice
Support, resignation, fear, protest… Russians facing the war in Ukraine
Alors qui peut arrêter Vladimir Poutine dans cette guerre (ou dans ses futures guerres) ?
The news section of The European Times brings you the latest breaking news stories and in-depth analysis on politics, business, technology and more across Europe. Stay up-to-date on the top headlines and get the news that matters to you from our dedicated team of journalists reporting live from the scene.
News
Start here
Recommended first read
Support, resignation, fear, protest… Russians facing the war in Ukraine
News
Almost everyone now breathing polluted air, warns WHO
An astonishing 99 per cent of the world’s population breathes polluted air that exceeds internationally approved limits, with negative health impacts kicking in at much lower levels than previously thought,…
News
UNODC Executive Director visits the frontlines of the Asia-Pacific drug trade
© UNODC Chiang Rai (Thailand), 4 April 2022 – The so-called Golden Triangle area, bordering Myanmar, Thailand and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, has historically been a centre of Southeast…
Europe
Why is the EU’s right to repair legislation important?
Find out why MEPs want legislation to guarantee the right to repair and what concrete measures they propose. Ahead of a planned European Commission proposal on the right to repair…
Human Rights
Interview: Slave trade reparations ‘essential’
400th anniversary of the first ship that brought the first Africans to the British colony of Virginia. We mark that as the real beginning slave trade in America in the…
Europe
World churches’ head expresses abhorrence at brutality recorded in Bucha, Ukraine; Pope condemns ‘sacrilegious war’
After television footage that showed mutilated bodies of people in civilian clothes some with their hands bound behind their backs in Bucha, Ukraine, the World Council of Churches head said…
News
With This Light: the story of the ‘Mother Teresa’ of Honduras
A documentary film bringing to life the story of the 'Mother Teresa' of Honduras, Sister Maria Rosa Leggol, who helped nearly 90,000 Honduran children escape from poverty and abuse
News
side events to the 49th session of the UN Human Rights Council : freedom of conscience and physical integrity
The themes of the series addressed central topics of society and humankind: freedom of conscience and physical integrity.
Europe
UN rights experts raise alarm over Russia’s ‘choking’ media clampdown at home
The recent adoption by Russia of a punitive “fake war news” law is an alarming move by the Government to gag and blindfold the media and the entire population
America
Canada: About the Liberals/New Democratic Party deal
On March 23, the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party signed a confidence-and-supply deal that will offer “stability” to Canadians until June 2025, as Canadian Prime Minister…