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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They achieved this despite considerable damage to housing, basic services, vital infrastructure and an uncertain future. The highest number of returns was recorded in Khartoum state, where more than 1.3…
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Resolution 2813 (2026), presented by the United Kingdom, received 13 votes in favor and none against. Two countries – China and Russia – abstained. It calls for the effective, efficient…
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The UN agency's new global guidance Evidence-based policies and interventions show that healthy eating at school can help children develop healthy eating habits throughout their lives. “The food children eat…
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In his 10th Holocaust Remembrance Day Address, Secretary-General António Guterres said survivors and their families gathered in the General Assembly Hall to say that honoring the dead “and combating the…
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Over the last five years, the debate on medical errors in Europe has gained a lot of visibility. It is not a minor issue: it affects millions of patients and…
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Since the beginning of the civil war in Sudan, tens of thousands of refugees have fled south to the area, carrying with them not only what they could save from…
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Guterres was addressing a high-level open debate of the UN Security Council convened by Somalia, which holds the presidency of the Council for January. The debate comes as conflicts multiply,…
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Established in 1945 under the Charter of the United Nations, the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) was designed to ensure that peace and security would be supported by economic stability,…
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In Kenya, agriculture employs up to 75 percent of the population, but farmers' livelihoods are threatened by climate change and the loss of productive land, which affects the whole of…
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Yet stark inequalities remain – in the poorest countries, 36 percent of children and young people are out of school, compared to just 3 percent in the richest countries –…
