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World NGO Day 2024, EU Launches €50M Initiative to Protect Civil Society

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Brussels, 27th February 2024 – On the occasion of World NGO Day, the European External Action Service (EEAS), spearheaded by High Representative/Vice-President Josep Borrell, has reaffirmed its unwavering support for civil society organizations (CSOs) worldwide....
Europe

The End of Lifetime Driving Licenses? Controversy Swirls Around Proposed EU Legislation

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A new piece of European legislation is steering towards a significant shift in how driving licenses are managed across the Union, sparking a lively debate among drivers of all ages. At the heart of...
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EESC Raises the Alarm on Europe’s Housing Crisis: A Call for Urgent Action

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Brussels, 20 February 2024 – The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), recognized as the EU’s nexus of organized civil society, has issued a dire warning about the escalating housing crisis in Europe, particularly...
Human Rights

The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) condemned the repression against the Bulgarians in North Macedonia

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ECRI highlights the cases of a number of attacks against people who identify themselves as Bulgarians The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) of the Council of Europe has published in September 2023 its...
Opinion

Morocco: Rise in Unemployment and Socio-Economic Inequalities Faced with the Rise of the Prime Minister’s Fortune

Lahcen Hammouch -
Morocco faces several challenges today, including:1. Unemployment and Underemployment: An increase in unemployment, particularly among youth, and the persistence of underemployment pose economic and social challenges.2. Socio-Economic Inequalities: Inequalities persist, creating disparity between different...
Education

Finland and Ireland Foster Inclusive Quality Education

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Finland and Ireland have recently launched a project called "Fostering Inclusive Quality Education in Finland and Ireland " which is a significant step towards promoting inclusive education. This initiative, funded by the European Union...
International

Russians are ready for Lenin to finally be buried

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What is left is only 10 percent of his body His mummified corpse has been on public display for a century after his death, but now more than half of Russians would like Lenin's body...
Politics

Bulgaria is the owner of 66 royal real estates in Rila. Will King Simeon II give money back money to Bulgaria?

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Bulgaria is the owner of 66 properties in Rila mountain, which are part of the case study with the so-called "royal" restitution. The Sofia District Court recognized Bulgaria as the owner of 66 real...
Opinion

Heightened tensions in the Red Sea: A complex context between the conflict in Yemen and the war in Gaza

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The rise in tensions in the Red Sea, marked by numerous attacks on merchant shipping carried out by Yemeni rebels supported by Iran, adds a new complex dimension to regional dynamics. The Houthis...
News

Revealing the Invisible Plot: Social Action of Minority Religious Denominations in Spain

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In a comprehensive analysis of the social action of minority religious denominations in Spain, academics Sebastián Mora Rosado, Guillermo Fernández Maillo, José Antonio López-Ruiz and Agustín Blanco Martín, publish their revealing findings in volume...
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Seamless Sojourns in Europe, Unlocking the Secrets of the Schengen Area

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In the web of integration, the Schengen zone shines as a symbol of liberty and solidarity dismantling borders and granting European Union (EU) citizens the precious privilege of travelling without passports. Since its inception,...
International

Erdogan –  grandfather for the ninth time

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The President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, became a grandfather for the ninth time, CNN-Turk reported. The ninth grandchild of the Turkish head of state is called Assam Özdemir. The baby is the second child in...
Europe

Renew Europe Hosts Pivotal Forum on Global Crises at European Parliament Today

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Today at the Hemicycle of the European Parliament in Brussels on January 9 2024 the influential Renew Europe Group is organizing a forum called "Global Europe in the Face of Multiple International Crises." Running...
Culture

Camels, Crowns, and a Cosmic GPS… 3 wise kings

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Once upon a time in a land not far from our wildest imaginations there existed an annual celebration of immense magnificence involving not just one or two but three esteemed kings. This was no...
Environment

Austria gives free public transport cards to 18-year-olds

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The Austrian government allocated 120 million euros in this year's budget for a free annual card for all types of transport in the country, and all 18-year-olds with a permanent address in the country...
Economy

10 Highly Paid Professions of 2023 in Europe

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In the job market of Europe, certain occupations have emerged as highly rewarding. As we move forward in 2023 it is clear that having a skillset in technology, finance, healthcare and strategic business positions...
International

Turkish police seized the cars of “Australia’s most wanted gangster”

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The law enforcement agencies will chase the offenders with Ferrari, Bentley, Porsche and a bunch of other German vehicles Turkish authorities recently arrested Hakan Ike, a notorious gangster and drug kingpin who earned the nickname...
Society

A watch belonging to the last Chinese emperor sold for a record $5.1 million

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A wristwatch that once belonged to the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, which inspired the film "The Last Emperor," has sold at an auction in Hong Kong last May a record for $5.1 million.
Fashion

The heir to the Hermès empire plans to adopt his 51-year-old gardener and leave him half of his $12 billion

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Nicolas Puech, the 80-year-old heir to the Hermès fortune, is reportedly planning to distribute his fortune in an unexpected way. According to Swiss publication Tribune de Genève, cited by the New York Post, Puech plans...
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Leonardo Pereznieto, Maestro of Realism, Mentor to over 1 Million

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Discover the hyperrealist art of Leonardo Pereznieto, whose technically masterful and emotionally resonant works captivate viewers worldwide.
Opinion

Realities of the Reign of Mohammed VI: An Eloquent Assessment and Promising Prospects despite the Pressing Call for Government Change

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Over the years, the reign of Mohammed VI was distinguished by notable achievements, demonstrating a strategic vision and a commitment to Morocco's progress. However, these advances are all the more remarkable given the...
Education

Embracing change, the demand for tailored education in the Netherlands

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Discover how the education system in the Netherlands is advocating for personalized learning models to enhance student success and revolutionize education.
Europe

Children in Armed Conflicts, the UN and the EU

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In 2022, a total of 2,496 children, some as young as 8-years-old, were verified by the United Nations as detained for their actual or alleged association with armed groups, including groups designated as terrorists...
Culture

The Gucci family sells their Roman villas for 15 million euros

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A few days ago, the Gucci family announced for sale their two villas in Rome, which are as opulent and luxurious as the famous models of the legendary fashion house, located in the most...
News

The Fateful Day: Significant Events That Happened on December 3rd Through History

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Discover the significant events that took place on December 3rd throughout history, from political treaties to medical breakthroughs and more.
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