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EU project targets safe food for infants

An EU-funded project aiming to boost food safety for infants in the European Union and China has begun. The Safe Food for Infants in the...

European Union Announces Sweeping New Regulations Against Big Tech Companies

Big tech companies could face multibillion dollar fines in Europe and the threat of being broken up unless they comply with sweeping new regulations...

Making religion a positive force

SIR: Recently in a very perspective analysis in his column on the back page of Nigerian Tribune, the noted columnist Obadiah Mailafa pointed out...

Religion has outlived its purpose, says singer

Religion has outlived its purpose, says singer

Okonjo-Iweala WTO DG: Outcome of Buhari’s Video Conference with European Council President

Okonjo-Iweala WTO DG: Outcome of Buhari’s Video Conference with European Council President

Why did Pope Francis pray for Nigeria on Sunday? – Vatican News

The #endSARS protest is a movement mainly defined by Nigerian youths who are confronting police brutality in Nigeria. Many of them, profiled for their fashion choices or belongings, are speaking out against a controversial police anti-robbery unit known as SARS.

#SARS protests: We need more in-depth conversations and reforms – Vatican News

Nigeria’s Bishop Badejo says the disbanding of the infamous SARS unit of the Nigeria Police Force, though welcome, should be the start of more in-depth conversations and far-reaching reforms.

As EU Starts To Draft Its Most Important New Online Law, The Digital Services Act, MEPs Want Basic Rights High On The Agenda

from the but-massive-lobbying-and-dirty-tricks-will-soon-fix-that dept By Glyn Moody The EU is now starting to work in earnest on what is likely to be its most important new...

Pope Francis appeals for end to unrest in Nigeria – Vatican News

The Pope on Sunday expresses his concern at continuing violence in Nigeria, and appeals for social harmony in the promotion of justice and the common good.

Crimes linked to race and religion rise in England and Wales

The number of racially or religiously aggravated offences in England and Wales rose in June and July, most likely linked to Black Lives Matters protests and far-right counter-protests, the Home Office has said. The number of offences recorded by police …
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