Europe
EU supports clean transition projects with over €358 million
The EU is investing more than €358 million in 132 environmental and climate action projects across Europe to ensure the EU’s transition to a clean economy. The projects will help…
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
EU supports clean transition projects with over €358 million
Human Rights
Genocide prevention expert raises alarm over alleged Sudan atrocity crimes
“We see massive violations of international human rights law, direct attacks on civilians, noncompliance with international humanitarian law, which regulates conduct in relation to hostilities, and that the attacks are…
News
Security Council lifts terrorism-related sanctions against Syrian president
Shortly after the fall of Bashar al-Assad in early December 2024, the international community began to ease sanctions against the country, with the aim of improving the humanitarian situation and…
News
Grandi calls for more protection and funding for refugees
Filippo Grandi reported that for the first time in almost a decade, the number of refugees and others fleeing war, violence and persecution has decreased – from 123 million at…
News
Nearly a third of Jamaica’s annual wealth wiped out by Hurricane Melissa
Kishan Khoday, Resident Representative of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), told journalists at UN headquarters in New York by video conference that initial estimates of damage amounted to 30…
News
Genocide prevention expert sounds alarm over alleged atrocities in Sudan
“We see massive violations of international human rights law, direct attacks against civilians, non-compliance with international humanitarian law, which regulates the conduct of hostilities, and that the attacks largely target…
News
Israel has rejected more than 100 aid requests since Gaza ceasefire, UN says
“Our partners report that since the ceasefire, the Israeli authorities have rejected 107 requests for entry of relief materialsincluding blankets, winter clothing, as well as tools and equipment to maintain…
News
From battlefields to deserts: UN warns conflict is destroying ecosystems around the world
Impacts affect livelihoods and fuel displacement and continued instability. Additionally, they can persist even after fights have ended. In Sierra Leone, for example, “When the guns fell silent in 2002…
News
Doha summit ends with call to transform social commitments into action
Speaking at the closing press conference, UN General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock said the summit marked a “deliberate shift” from identifying gaps to acting on proven solutions. “Copenhagen taught us…
News
Southampton-led team to develop next-gen cancer treatments
[ad_1] A consortium led by the University of Southampton has received funding to develop next-generation treatments for cancer and [ad_2] Source link