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EU pharmaceutical policy: MEPs support comprehensive reform

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MEPs want to revamp EU pharmaceutical legislation, to foster innovation and enhance the security of supply, accessibility and affordability of medicines
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Invitation to attend 2024 LUX European Audience Film Award Ceremony on 16 April | News

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The upcoming ceremony in the European Parliament will bring together MEPs, filmmakers, and citizens to celebrate the winning film selected by both MEPs and the audience. If you wish to attend the ceremony, please...
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First green light to new bill on firms’ impact on human rights and environment

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MEPs on the Legal Affairs Committee adopted with 20 votes for, 4 against and no abstentions new, so-called “due diligence” rules, obliging firms to alleviate the adverse impact their activities have on human rights...
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World News in Brief: Rights violations in Iran, Haiti chaos grows, prison reform in face of pandemic threat

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The report to the Human Rights Council said violations and crimes under international law committed in the protests sparked by the death of Jina Mahsa Amini in September 2022 include extra-judicial and unlawful...
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Elon Musk Involved In Building Spy Satellite Network?

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Media sources reveal that SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, is engaged in the construction of a network comprising hundreds of spy satellites for a classified contract with a U.S. intelligence agency
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MEPs call for tougher EU rules to reduce waste from textiles and food

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On Wednesday, Parliament adopted its proposals to better prevent and reduce waste from textiles and food across the EU.
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World News in Brief: Rights chief appalled at Nigeria mass abductions, ‘pervasive’ hunger in streets of Sudan, Syria child crisis

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“I am appalled by the recurrent mass abductions of men, women and children in northern Nigeria. Children have been abducted from schools and women taken while searching for firewood. Such horrors must not become...
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Offline AI Software For Phones Provides Answers Even When There Is No Smartphone Internet

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Lack of access to smartphones or the internet poses a challenge for visually-impaired individuals. However, a solution has emerged in the form of an Artificial Intelligence-powered mobile phone capable of functioning offline. Using apps...
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European Health Data Space to support patients and research

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EP and Council negotiators agreed on the creation of a European Health Data Space to ease access to personal health data and to boost secure sharing.
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How To Introduce A New Cat To Your Household

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It's an exciting time when bringing a new feline friend into your home, but introducing a new cat to your household requires careful planning and consideration to ensure a smooth transition for everyone involved....
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I lost hope and will to live, in Russian jail, says Ukraine POW

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Latest graphic findings from the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine - created by the Human Rights Council two years ago – highlight the ongoing grave impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion of...
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What Are 2D Materials, and Why Do They Interest Scientists?

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If you’ve read any stories about quantum research lately, in Columbia News or elsewhere, you may have heard the term 2D or two-dimensional materials. An illustration of the atomic structure of graphene, a form...
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Gaza: Rafah ground assault would increase risk of atrocity crimes

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Spokesperson for Volker Türk in Geneva, Jeremy Laurence, told journalists that an already catastrophic situation could “slide deeper into the abyss” in the coming days if Israeli forces make their move on the...
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More determined efforts needed to combat anti-Muslim prejudice amidst surge in hatred, OSCE says

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VALLETTA/WARSAW/ANKARA, 15 March 2024 – Amidst an increase in prejudice and violence against Muslims in a growing number of countries, greater efforts are needed to build dialogue and counter anti-Muslim hatred, the Organization for...
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How to Write a Perfect Home Health Care Business Plan?

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The home health care sector is complex, with many layers of issues. These range from staffing and licensing to liability concerns. You’ll need a business strategy
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Parliament backs tighter EU rules for toy safety

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Ban on the most harmful chemicals such as endocrine disruptors Smart toys to comply with safety, security and privacy standards by design In 2022, toys topped the list of dangerous products alerts in the EU, comprising...
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Bird Watching 101 – Tips For Attracting Birds To Your Yard

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Watching beautiful birds flit and chirp in your own backyard can bring such joy and tranquility to your daily life. Whether you're an experienced bird watcher or just starting out, knowing how to attract...
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Human rights breaches in Afghanistan and Venezuela

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On Thursday, the European Parliament adopted two resolutions on the respect for human rights in Afghanistan and Venezuela.
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Civilians in Israel and Palestine ‘cannot be abandoned’, says top UN official on sexual violence in conflict

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The Security Council meeting adjourned at 5:32 PM. Describing the evidence of unspeakable violence she had witnessed against Israeli civilians, the top UN official on sexual violence in war said she was also...
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50 experts on religious minorities explore in Navarra Challenges and Solutions for Religious Minorities in Spain

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Fifty European specialists in religious minorities are meeting this week in Pamplona at an international conference organized by the Public University of Navarra (UPNA) and dedicated to the legal situation of religious denominations without...
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Deal on making firearms import and export more transparent to fight trafficking

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The revised regulation aims to make import and export of firearms in the EU more transparent and more traceable, reducing the risk of trafficking. Under the updated and more harmonised rules, all imports and...
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World News in Brief: Syria violence intensifying, heavy weapons threat in Myanmar, justice call for Thai lawyer

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The UN Syria Commission of Inquiry, which reports to the Human Rights Council, warned that fighting escalated on 5 October last year, when consecutive explosions at a military academy graduation ceremony in government-controlled...
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European Sikhs Honor L. Ron Hubbard on his anniversary

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#pressrelease - The President of the European Sikh Organization, Mr. Binder Singh, recently honored L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology at an event celebrating their shared values and commitment to interfaith collaboration and...
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MEPs agree to extend trade support for Moldova, continue work on Ukraine

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Parliament voted with 347 votes in favour, 117 against and 99 abstentions to amend the Commission’s proposal to suspend import duties and quotas on Ukrainian agricultural exports to the EU for another year, from...
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Legal migration: MEPs endorse beefed-up single residence and work permit rules

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The European Parliament backed today more effective EU rules for combined work and residence permits for third-country nationals. The update of the Single permit directive, adopted in 2011, which established a single administrative procedure for delivering...
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