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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In the early hours of October 30, 1992, Gloria Martínez, 17, disappeared from the Psychiatric clinic Torres de San Luis de Alfaz del Pi in Alicante. What happened to her?…
Education
As Europe grapples with the evolving demands of the 21st century, education systems across the continent are undergoing a period of profound transformation. The forces shaping this change — from…
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More and more voices are raised throughout the world, against the overmedation to which citizens are being subjected. Patients do not have enough information, basically none, how it can affect…
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When a child disappears in a society, even if it is tribal, there is an unimaginable pain among those who are part of their intimate family circle. The BBC, in…
Asia
Peace in Europe is needed and possible. It is the basis of stability, the goal of security and a precondition for prosperity of countries. On May 9, 1950, the then…
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Every few minutes a woman (including girl children) is murdered by her partner or a family member in some corner of the world. The conflicts on our planet are unceasing.…
Culture
We all know Pythagoras because at school he produced huge headaches with his hypotenuse theorem. Yes, that of "In every right triangle, the sum of the squares of the legs…
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In Iran, at present, there would be more than 14,000 inmates in the prisons of the Ayatolas regime. All of them await to be hanged. Last year 31 women were…
Europe
The European Union’s latest statement on Gaza, following the Cairo Summit on March 4, underscores its alignment with Arab-led reconstruction efforts while reinforcing its position on security and governance in…
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This morning, he spoke with a professor at the University of Oregon about codependence and, while I had a rather complex idea of that topic, he summed it up in…
