America
Josh Packard, executive director of Springtide. Courtesy photo (RNS) — More than half of teens and young adults who say they are affiliated with an organized religion also say they…
News
Fiona Bruce has been appointed as the UK Government's new Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB). Bruce, a committed Christian, said the plight of young Christian girls…
News
The United Nations is marking 2021 as the International Year of Fruits and Vegetables, spotlighting their vital role in human nutrition and food security, as well as urging efforts to…
Europe
Michel Barnier today warned the UK it must respect the EU's sovereignty in post-Brexit trade talks as Matt Hancock said the bloc will have to withdraw its 'unreasonable demands' for…
Food
<div class="entry-content entry clearfix" readability="40.957608133724"> 1970s CHRISTOPHER CARLSON ’73, ’75 M.S., former roommate DALE PIERCE ’76 and scion PATRICK CARLSON ’08 indulged in all things snowy and black diamond the last two weeks of February…
Europe
Providing direct support to health authorities to strengthen health leadership is an important strand of WHO/Europe’s 5-year health agenda, the European Programme of Work (EPW). As part of these efforts,…
Europe
In collaboration with Uppsala University, WHO/Europe has published new technical guidance that outlines why and how Member States should collect refugee and migrant-specific health data through their national health information…
Food
Africa needs a ‘Farm to Fork’ vision to change its food systems in a more sustainable way and the EU can be at the centre of this transformation, according to…
Christianity
The biggest crisis facing the evangelical, global church today is the growing lack of biblical literacy worldwide, Thomas Schirrmacher, the newly elected secretary-general of the World Evangelical Alliance says.
Europe
Countries in central Asia, the southern Caucasus and the Balkans share technical expertise and resources with each other via regional hubs set up by WHO/Europe in Kyrgyzstan, Georgia and Serbia…
