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Margaret River’s new wave of wine
Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text sizeWhen Josephine Perry entered the Margaret River Wine Show in 2014, her ‘Skinnie’ was met with confusion. “Someone pulled it out and said…
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Report: Religion in China Suffers ‘Most Serious Crackdown Since the Cultural Revolution’
Chinese authorities have significantly intensified their crackdown on all religious minorities over the past two years, Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) revealed Tuesday in a comprehensive report. Policy-making…
Europe
European Union reaches major climate deal ahead of Biden’s climate summit
The European Union has reached a tentative climate deal that should make the 27-nation bloc climate-neutral by 2050, with member states and parliament agreeing on the targets on the eve…
Christianity
‘Cyber-caliphate’ linking Islamist network expanding globally with online recruitment, says religious freedom report
Persecution of faith groups has drastically increased in more than 95 percent of the world's worst-offending countries – a new report shows, highlighting how new tech is being used to…
Food
The road to COP26 starts in urban biocanteens
Small towns, mega-cities, districts, regions, federal states, all sort of subnational territorities have at least two things in common: their inhabitants need to eat and, at the same time, they…
America
Gomes welcomes new OACPS/EU partnership agreement
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC): Former secretary general of the African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries, Dr Patrick Gomes, says “very tough negotiations will be necessary depending on the priorities…
Buddhism
India launches first of its kind app that teaches Sanskrit
By — Shyamal Sinha Indian government has launched first-ever app that enables the user to learn Sanskrit, the ancient language of the country. The app created by Indian Council for Cultural…
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Yet another legal win for Scientology in Germany
State of Baden-Württemberg loses in court against a Scientologist EUToday has just reported about this new legal defeat of a German state when discriminating a Scientologist at the workplace for…
Europe
Successor to EU-Africa Cotonou treaty marks ‘turning point’, says EU
The EU and African, Caribbean and Pacific Community on Thursday (15 April) finalised the successor to the Cotonou agreement, bringing a close to two and a half years of negotiations…
Europe
Alcohol policies for the European Region: new WHO research reveals eastern Member States are leading the way
Although the WHO European Region has experienced an overall decrease in alcohol consumption levels, this trend is only associated with the progress achieved by a small number of countries mainly…