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Institutions

MINI-STATES – NON-TRADITIONAL SUBJECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

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Consideration of non-traditional legal personality would be incomplete without the example of the four European "mini-states" in whose history and / or present it is intertwined. Andorra / 465 sq. Km / has been...
Institutions

The Polish Constitutional Court did not recognize the pan-European law, the EC with a sharp reaction

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The Polish Constitutional Court did not recognize the pan-European law, the EC with a sharp reaction
Institutions

UN wants Europe to accept another 42,500 Afghans

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UN wants Europe to accept another 42,500 Afghans
America

A culture of peace and our responsibility

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A culture of peace and our responsibility
Education

UN shocking report: Diagnosed mental health problems in children

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UN shocking report: Diagnosed mental health problems in children
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Liberia’s Commerce Minister Diggs Outlines country’s Post WTO Accession Progress.

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Liberia's Commerce Minister Diggs Outlines country's Post WTO Accession Progress.
Human Rights

The KidsRights 2021 index

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The KidsRights 2021 index
Institutions

Croatia can start minting Euro coins

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Croatia may start minting Euro coins after its central bank and the European Commission signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Friday, specifying how their production will take place once it is allowed to join...
Health

Bulgarian company delivered 33 vehicles to Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Auto Engineering Holding Group, which operates in over 15 countries on 4 continents, has delivered 33 vehicles to strengthen the capacity of the food safety and phytosanitary inspection sectors in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The...
Economy

Switzerland: Too much money will flow from the EU to Bulgaria, and that will be a problem

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"There is a lot of money, but there is no time. Bulgaria does not want Swiss money yet," Sara Novotny wrote at the beginning of an article published on the website of the Swiss...
Human Rights

Hole in the map: Kovesi has admitted that he cannot work in Slovenia

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There is a gap in the European Public Prosecutor's Office area, European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kovesi told the European Parliament's budget, budget control and civil liberties committees on Friday. Four months after the creation of...
America

The head of the OECD wants Bulgaria and 5 other countries in the club of the rich

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The new plan could be discussed next week. The new Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Matthias Corman of Australia, is proposing that six countries, including Bulgaria and Brazil, join...
Institutions

Bulgarian President Radev to UN: Unprecedented global challenges require joint action by international community

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Unprecedented global challenges require all countries to support more effective and coordinated action by the international community. Multilateral diplomacy is the key to our common future and there is no alternative. This was stated...
Europe

Hungary’s actions on Scientology “constitute[s] serious impediments to religious freedom and to the fulfillment … of religious minorities”

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Scientology spoke at the United Nations Human Rights Council about Religious Discrimination in Hungary, and highlights letter with concerns from UN Special Rapporteurs on FORB, Privacy and Minority Issues On the occasion of the 48th...
America

The EC has signed a contract for a new drug against covid

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The European Commission has signed a contract with the American pharmaceutical company "Eli Lilly" for the supply of a preparation with monoclonal antibodies for the treatment of patients with coronavirus, the EC press service...
Europe

France focuses on responsibility and solidarity in the face of global challenges

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In his address to the UN General Assembly on Monday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian upheld multilateralism as the key to overcoming global challenges including conflict, the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change. 
Health

WHO backs Regeneron COVID-19 drug cocktail – with equal access, price cut 

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The Regeneron antibody drug cocktail – casirivimab and imdevimab – has been added to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) list of treatments for COVID-19 patients, the UN agency said on Friday, before underscoring the need for lower prices and equitable distribution. 
America

Sharing good practices on addressing the COVID-19 impact on drug situation during the regional meetings of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs

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Sharing good practices on addressing the COVID-19 impact on drug situation during the regional meetings of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs
America

Further cuts on food rations for refugees in Kenya as funds dry up

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Further cuts on food rations for refugees in Kenya as funds dry up
America

No improvement in young children’s diets over past decade: UNICEF

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There has been little sign of improvement in the diets of the world’s youngest children over the last ten years, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Wednesday. 
News

UNODC supports Bosnia and Herzegovina in addressing violence against children

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UNODC supports Bosnia and Herzegovina in addressing violence against children
Editor's choice

Artificial intelligence risks to privacy demand urgent action – Bachelet

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Artificial intelligence risks to privacy demand urgent action – Bachelet
Europe

5000 alcohol-related cancer deaths could be prevented every year by doubling alcohol taxes in the European Region, says WHO/Europe

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An estimated 10 700 new cancer cases and 4850 alcohol-related cancer deaths could be avoided annually in the WHO European Region by doubling current excise duties on alcoholic beverages.
Institutions

EU: Will we learn from the newspapers about the corruption in Bulgaria?

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EU: Will we learn from the newspapers about the corruption in Bulgaria?
European Council

New European Care Strategy

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New European Care Strategy
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