Human Rights
From Afghanistan and Sudan to Ukraine and child rights, the 61st regular session maps the year’s global human-rights agenda The United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) is convening its sixty-first...
Economy
Dimitar Borumov, a political economist based in The Hague, is joining The European Times as the author of Series – Hidden from the Economy, a new contribution that examines what...
International
The Union of Atheists in Greece is demanding the complete removal of Christian symbols from places of justice, having filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights. The...
Economy
Rare would it be if one were to say that they had not heard of the ever growing topics around the so-called green transition, Green New Deal, and the likes....
International
Russia is surprised by the lack of reaction from Israel to the destruction of monuments to Soviet soldiers who stopped the Holocaust, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told end...
Africa
As the Human Rights Council prepares to convene on February 9, growing evidence links external support—to atrocities in the Darfur region, while the gum arabic trade emerges as a critical…
Christianity
On February 6, the general glorification (later, local glorifications will be held in the dioceses on the day of their memory) of 16 Romanian saints took place in the Patriarchal...
Christianity
By Konstantin Kostyuk Among the social changes in the post-Soviet period, a phenomenon such as Orthodox fundamentalism has increasingly attracted attention. Due to the long atheistic tradition and the secular...
Economy
In a constantly expanding economic system, where societal developments are measured by economic growth and gross domestic product (GDP), certain aspects of the economy remain obscured. The free-market capitalist rule...
News
HISTORY is opening a new page to be dominated by private businesses with more power than a number of UN member states. What will be the place of human rights?...
