The opinion section of The European Times offers a broad spectrum of viewpoints from columnists of all backgrounds. From politics to culture, you’ll find a vibrant exchange of ideas. By curating many divergent takes, The European Times upholds its commitment to diversity of thought. No single ideology dominates; instead, readers can explore clashing perspectives.
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On April 14, 2025, I published an article on this same page about paracetamol and other drugs, emphasizing its dangers, you can read it at the following link: Paracetamol and…
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Francisco García Escalero was considered a serial killer of Spanish origin who acted mainly in Madrid, between 1987 and 1994. The press of the time nicknamed him “the Beggar Killer”…
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He hantavirus It is a zoonotic virus, transmitted mainly by rodents. and its global history is marked by isolated but serious outbreaks, depending on the strain. –NOTE: A zoonotic virus…
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HRWF (05.06.2026) – When Iran appears in the news, the focus is usually on missiles, sanctions, nuclear talks, and clashes with the United States or Israel. Those issues matter. But…
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As the European Parliament prepares to vote on the EU Cardiovascular Health Plan and advances its work on Europe's Beating Cancer Plan, a fundamental question hangs over Brussels: is EU…
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When a conflict comes, wherever it may be, in Europe, they always realize that they were not prepared to face it. It happened with the war in Ukraine. Until TRUMP,…
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PERTH, AUSTRALIA – 2023/11/01: Islamic Republic of Iran women football team players pose for a group photo during the 2024 AFC Women’s Olympic Qualifying Tournament Round 2 Group A match…
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Colorful pills lying on the floor. In 1990, 36 years ago, I published a very pious book entitled The Devil, the Evil SyndromeI also did it in co-authorship with a…
Africa
Sudan’s principal armed opposition leader, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, leader of the Rapid Support Forces, has once again demonstrated his willingness to end the civil war that has torn his…
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As Morocco approaches its legislative elections in September 2026, a superficial reading might suggest a conventional political moment, shaped by a contested government record, a fragmented opposition, and a disillusioned…
