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Women‘s tears contain chemicals that block male aggression

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Women's tears contain chemicals that block male aggression, a study by Israeli scientists found, cited by the electronic edition "Euricalert". Specialists from the Weizmann Institute of Science found that tears lead to a reduction in...
Environment

What is tire pyrolysis and how does it affect health?

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We introduce you to the term pyrolysis and how the process affects human health and nature. Tire pyrolysis is a process that uses high temperature and the absence of oxygen to break down tires into...
International

Scientists have developed a yarn inspired by polar bear fur

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This fiber can be washed and dyed A team of Chinese scientists has developed a yarn fiber with exceptional thermal insulation inspired by polar bear fur, Xinhua reports. According to a study published in the...
Defense

Turkish authorities have captured Islamic State fighters, preparing attacks on synagogues and churches

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The operations were carried out in nine districts of the country at the end of last year. Officials of Turkey's National Intelligence Organization (MIT) and Security Directorate have arrested three leaders of the Islamic State...
Human Rights

Russia arrests 3000 migrants across the country

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Russian police detained 3000 migrants across the country in New Year's Eve rallies.
Food

The “Sicilian violet” is an excellent antioxidant

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"Sicilian violet" is called the purple cauliflower that grows in Italy, and it is no worse than the regular one, but its color is quite unusual. This vegetable is a cross between broccoli and...
Health

Why some sounds annoy us

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The sounds that usually cause problems for people are either very loud or very high pitched. "Some common examples of very loud or high-frequency sounds are car alarms going off near you or an ambulance...
Christianity

Ouranopolitism and the New Year

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By Saint John Chrysostom “...We must move away from this, and clearly know that there is no evil except one sin, and there is no good except one virtue and pleasing God in everything. Joy...
International

Turkish police seized the cars of “Australia’s most wanted gangster”

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The law enforcement agencies will chase the offenders with Ferrari, Bentley, Porsche and a bunch of other German vehicles Turkish authorities recently arrested Hakan Ike, a notorious gangster and drug kingpin who earned the nickname...
Christianity

Patriarch Bartholomew’s Christmas message is dedicated to the theology of peace

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Ecumenical Patriarch and Archbishop of Constantinople Bartholomew dedicated his Christmas message to the theology of peace. He begins with the words of the 14th century hesychast, St. Nicholas Cavàsila, that through the incarnation of...
International

A Path to Compassion: Gustavo Guillerme’s Path to Peace and Understanding in Brussels

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In an emotional meeting at the European Jewish Community Center (EJCC) in Brussels, Gustavo Guillermé, President of the "World Congress for Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue, A Pathway to Peace," together with the famed architect...
International

UN rights chief warns of dehumanization of Palestinians amid West Bank violence as Gaza crisis deepens

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The dehumanization of Palestinians that characterizes many of the settlers’ actions is very disturbing and must cease immediately,” Mr. Türk said
International

A popular Turkish series fined because of a religious dispute

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Turkey's radio and television regulatory body RTUK has imposed a two-week ban on the popular TV series “Scarlet pimples” (Kizil Goncalar) because it is against "national and spiritual values of society", Reuters reported. Ilhan Tascha,...
Human Rights

Five Athos abbots have spoken out against the new digital identity cards

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Five abbots of Athos monasteries (Xiropotam, Caracal, Dohiar, Philotei and Constamonite) and nearly ten of monasteries in Greece sent an open letter to the Greek government, in which they want the exchange of old...
Christianity

Ouranopolitism and patriotism

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By priest Daniil Sysoev “Ouranopolitism is (from the Greek Ouranos - sky, polis - city) a doctrine that affirms the primacy of Divine laws over earthly ones, the primacy of love for the heavenly Father...
Christianity

The contribution of communities and movements to the future of Europe

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By Martin Hoegger Christian movements and communities have something to say about the future of Europe, and more broadly about peace in the world. In Timisoara, Romania, at the annual meeting of the "Together for...
International

Security Council adopts key resolution on Gaza crisis

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The Security Council has adopted a resolution on Gaza crisis, among other points, demands immediate, safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance
Culture

The Strauss dynasty with a new interactive museum in Vienna

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"Strauss House" is not just a museum. Concerts will be held in it, and those who wish can take on the role of conductors A new interactive museum dedicated to the Strauss musical dynasty has...
Fashion

The heir to the Hermès empire plans to adopt his 51-year-old gardener and leave him half of his $12 billion

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Nicolas Puech, the 80-year-old heir to the Hermès fortune, is reportedly planning to distribute his fortune in an unexpected way. According to Swiss publication Tribune de Genève, cited by the New York Post, Puech plans...
Economy

A fine of 41.7 million euros for the largest banks in Greece

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The Greek Commission for the Protection of Competition has imposed the largest fine imposed so far in the amount of 41.7 million euros on several banks in Greece, the Greek TV channel Sky reported. Piraeus...
Environment

33 pythons found on a train from Bulgaria to Turkey

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Turkish customs officials found 33 pythons on a train traveling from Bulgaria to Turkey, Nova TV reported. The operation was at the Kapakule border crossing. The snakes were hidden under a passenger's bed. Two of the...
America

Editrice Vaticana presented a book on Mama Antula, the new Argentinean saint

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Published in Italian by the prestigious Editrice Vaticana, the book illuminates the life and work of María Antonia de Paz y Figueroa, known as Mama Antula, who will be canonized on February 11, 2024,...
Economy

Coal use set to record in 2023

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Global coal supply is expected to hit a record high in use in 2023 on the back of increased demand from now with emerging and developing economies. This is according to a report, published...
Christianity

Greek Synod anathematizes gay marriage

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The clergy is also against adoption by same-sex couples The Holy Synod of the Greek Church stood categorically against the conclusion of marriages and the adoption of children by same-sex couples. The conservative government is...
Environment

Whales and dolphins are highly threatened by warming oceans

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The consequences of climate change are increasingly threatening whales and dolphins, says a new report cited by DPA. The non-governmental organization "Conservation of whales and dolphins" published the document on the occasion of the COP...
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