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“Beyond GDP”, economists call for clearer measures on well-being and sustainability
Opinion
Supported by the United Nations trade and development agency, UNCTAD and other partners, the Beyond GDP initiative recognizes a warning from Secretary-General António Guterres that global policymaking is too dependent…
Opinion
From then on, Safia learned early on what it meant to care for others. As a primary school student, Safia began helping newly arrived families by translating during GP appointments…
Opinion
At the Heart of Change: Spotlight Initiative Highlights Advances in Combating Gender-Based Violence When it comes to protecting women and girls from gender-based violence, change happens when they are “at…
Press releases
KINGNEWSWIRE // PRESS RELEASE // More than 6,500 guests attended the year-end event, which highlighted organisational developments, heritage restorations and the reach of education, prevention and volunteer programmes followed internationally—including…
Editor's choice
Brigitte Bardot—the French screen legend whose early stardom helped define a new era of European cinema, and whose later life became inseparable from animal-rights campaigning—has died aged 91. She passed…
America
The United States launched a large-scale military strike against Venezuela early Saturday morning, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, according to an announcement by President…
Editor's choice
As Brussels expands its network of supervised drug consumption rooms—known euphemistically as "safe injection sites"—the city risks entrenching a failed policy that prioritizes harm management over true recovery, mirroring disastrous…
FORB
At ICAM, Martínez-Torrón explained why Spain stopped signing new religious agreements—and what that means for equality, funding, and rights. At a commemorative session marking the seventh anniversary of the Canon…
Editor's choice
Across the continent, one holiday carries many languages, calendars, and meanings. From candlelit church services to winter swims and family feasts that stretch into early January, Christmas in Europe is…
Europe
Budapest | 23 December 2025 - Hungarian lorry drivers have kept up slow-moving convoys in and around Budapest to protest planned road-toll increases for 2026. Organisers say they will not…
