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The UN agency has swiftly mobilized additional resources to address but the sharp rise in refugee numbers has put immense pressure on all assistance operations in the region. Since the beginning of the year nearly 70,000 individuals – primarily women, children, and the elderly – have crossed into Burundi seeking refuge from the intensifying conflict […]

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has released its 2025 annual report, painting a grim picture of religious repression and discrimination worldwide. From state-controlled religious policies in China to the persecution of Christian and Muslim minorities across various regions, the report underscores ongoing threats to religious freedom. Among the European nations analysed, […]

Forest trails beckon you to discover the mystical beauty of the Black Forest, a region renowned for its lush landscapes and charming villages. To fully appreciate its enchanting environment, you’ll need to navigate through its dense woods, scenic paths, and rich cultural heritage. This guide outlines 10 imperative steps that will ensure your journey is […]

KINGNEWSWIRE / Press release / As the world commemorates the 114th birthday of L. Ron Hubbard on March 13, 2025, his multifaceted legacy as an explorer, best-selling author, and founder of Scientology continues to resonate globally. His pioneering work in human potential, literacy, drug rehabilitation, and criminal reform has profoundly impacted societies worldwide. In addition to his […]

Journalism has the power to reveal hidden truths and hold institutions accountable. In this blog post, you’ll explore Tom McCarthy’s film “Spotlight”, which artfully dramatizes the real-life exposé by The Boston Globe on systemic abuse within the Catholic Church. You’ll discover how dedicated investigative journalism can amplify victims’ voices and catalyze societal change. Join us […]

“These detentions triggered country-wide demonstrations that were met with unlawful blanket bans on protests in three cities,” said OHCHR spokesperson Liz Throssell. More than 1,000 people have been detained during the protests, among them at least nine media workers. Türkiye has reportedly seen its largest street protests in more than a decade following the arrest […]

On 6 March, armed groups linked to the deposed Assad regime ambushed forces of the caretaker administration led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, targeting military and internal security forces as well as several hospitals. Mr. Pedersen described the violence as “sectarian and retaliatory,” with reports of entire families executed and widespread fear among the civilian population. “The coordinated […]

Addressing the General Assembly, Secretary-General António Guterres warned that systemic racism, economic exclusion and racial violence continue to deny people of African descent the opportunity to thrive. He called on governments to acknowledge the truth and finally honour the trade’s legacy by taking action.   “For too long, the crimes of the transatlantic slave trade […]

“We need to move fast,” said UNICEF representative in the country Peter Hawkins. “I was in Hudaydah over the past three days…I went through the western lowlands, where there are people on the streets, on the side of the roads, begging and looking for assistance. They have given up. We cannot give up.” Speaking from […]

The European Commission has selected 47 Strategic Projects to secure domestic supplies of raw materials in line with the Critical Raw Material Act (CRMA). Lithium ingots with a thin layer of black nitride tarnish; By Dnn87; License: CC BY 3.0, from Wikimedia Commons The 47 projects are located across 13 EU member states and cover […]

The EU has launched a new online debate where young people from all over Europe can discuss major themes, building on the recent Youth Policy Dialogues. A new survey and a fresh EU Youth Report also showcase young people’s views about the EU and how they contribute to EU policy-making. Source link

There’s a gripping tale behind the 2008 financial crisis that you might find both fascinating and alarming. Adam McKay’s film, The Big Short, unravels how a tangled web of greed and risky investments led to a near collapse of Wall Street. In this blog post, we’ll investigate the documentary-style storytelling that highlights the dangerous fabrications […]

This activity was organized by Africa CDC, ECDC and WHO AFRO with the aim to share knowledge and capacity building on the Identification of Priority Areas for Multisectoral Interventions (PAMIs) for cholera control. Identification of PAMIs is a crucial step for the development and maximization of impacts of national control and elimination plans for cholera. […]

Just as strong buildings require a solid foundation, optimal gut health needs the right balance of probiotics and prebiotics. He, she, and they may not realize that probiotics, the beneficial bacteria found in certain foods and supplements, play a vital role in maintaining digestive balance, while prebiotics, the fiber that feeds these good bacteria, can […]

Many travelers seek to explore the majestic Danube, Europe’s second-longest river, with its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural history. To truly appreciate this vital river environment, you need to understand its diverse ecosystems and their importance to both wildlife and local communities. This blog post will guide you through 7 crucial steps that will enhance […]

Staff members of the United Nations around the world who are recruited locally are “particularly vulnerable” to detention and should be released and allowed to go home according to the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres. In the last year alone 101 UN staff members were arrested or detained globally of whom at least 52 UN personnel […]

Council and EP reach a provisional agreement on an update of the Driving Licence Directive, introducing an EU-wide digital driving licence by end 2030. Source link

Israel: remarks by High Representative/Vice-President Kaja Kallas at the joint press conference with Minister for Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa’ar Source link

“In the past week, Israel carried out devastating strikes on Gaza, claiming the lives of hundreds of civilians, including United Nations personnel, with no humanitarian aid being allowed to enter the Strip since early March,” said a statement released by his Spokesperson. “As a result, the Secretary-General has taken the difficult decision to reduce the Organization’s […]

Michael McNamara MEP   By Henry Rodgers  25 March 2025  Henry Rodgers  Henry Rodgers teaches at “La Sapienza” University, Rome and has published extensively on the Lettori discrimination case  In an attempt to prevent a repeat of the miscarriage of justice which occurred in enforcement Case C-119/04 – Commission v Italy, a case taken for persistent […]