Europe
Olaf Scholz: “We need a geopolitical, larger, reformed EU, open to the future”
Chancellor Olaf Scholz debated with MEPs during the 'This is Europe' series, calling for a united Europe capable of changing to secure its place in the world.
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Economy
An elderly Japanese man opened a free cafe in Kharkiv
When Fuminori Tsuchiko arrived in the Ukrainian city last year, he told himself he wanted to do something to help people An elderly Japanese man decided to open a free…
FORB
BitterWinter.org exposes how FECRIS fabricated a cover-up of Russian links
FECRIS - Yet once more, the specialized human rights magazine BitterWinter.org, founded by expert Massimo Introvigne, broke the news this morning with the latest "fabrication" of FECRIS. We encourage readers…
Environment
Gas from grappa? An alcohol producer turns waste into biomethane
The company "Bonollo", known for the production of traditional Italian grappa, and the gas transmission company "Italgas" opened the first biomethane plant at the distillery, reported Reuters. This could prove…
News
Around 258 million need emergency food aid: UN-backed report
Roughly 258 million in 58 countries faced acute hunger at crisis levels or worse, and people in seven countries faced potential starvation, according to the latest Global Report on Food…
Europe
Europe Day 2023: celebrating European unity
On 9 May, the European Union will celebrate Europe Day 2023, a moment to commemorate the Schuman Declaration on 9 May 1950.
Europe
Commissioner Nicolas Schmit on International Workers’ Day
In view of the International Workers' Day, Commissioner Nicolas Schmit made the following statement: "On 1 May, as we mark International Workers' Day, the EU remains committed to preparing people for the…
Europe
MEPs call for coordinated EU strategy against foreign interference
New report on foreign interference, numerous examples such as EU elites defending Gazprom's interests and Hungary's vulnerability to Russian
Asia
In March-April, 12 Jehovah’s Witnesses sentenced to 76 years in prison in all
Not only Russian citizens disagreeing about Russia’s war on Ukraine or asking Putin to stop the war are sentenced to heavy prison terms. Jehovah’s Witnesses whose organization was banned by…
Christianity
The first prison sentence for opposing the war on religious grounds was issued in Russia
A 63-year-old Russian Orthodox Christian has become the first person to be sentenced to prison for expressing his opposition to Russia's war in Ukraine in religious terms. Mikhail Simonov is…