EU Bankruptcies Rise as Business Registrations Slip
Second-quarter figures reveal mounting pressure on firms, alongside sharp differences between sectors Business bankruptcy declarations increased across the… Second-quarter figures reveal mounting…
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Spain Extends Almaraz to 2030
The decision delays Spain’s nuclear phase-out and reopens questions over energy security, waste and transition planning Spain has authorised both reactors… The…
I visited Chairman Lee Man-hee in prison in Seoul
A 95-year-old awaiting trial, a Korean August, and the standards Korea helped shape HRWF report on visiting the 95-year-old Chairman Lee Man-hee of the Shincheonji Church of…
How many cells are in the human body?
For a long time, the number 37 trillion cells was cited as the generally accepted truth in popular science literature. This estimate…
The Preservation of Dogma in the Church (5)
By Professor Mikhail Nikolaevich Skaballanovich The simplest and, by all indications, the most ancient written formula for the baptismal symbol is apparent……
Ceuta : ce n’est plus seulement une crise migratoire, c’est une crise de confiance au Maroc -Tribune d’Isaac Hammouch
Il faudra sans doute du temps pour mesurer toute la portée de ce qui vient de se produire à Ceuta. On peut…
Apostolović Puts Serbia’s Reform Deadline Before Brussels
Belgrade’s EU envoy is coordinating an end-August accession push as scrutiny intensifies over judicial independence, corruption and media freedom Serbia’s… Belgrade’s EU…
Argentina: Rudnev, Casco, and the Long Shadow of Preventive Detention
For some time, I have followed the work of Argentine Prosecutor Fernando Arrigo, whose conduct in several high-profile cases has raised concerns…
Birmingham’s European Finale Takes Shape
Marathons open Sunday before pole vault, distance finals and relays close Britain’s first European Athletics Championships Birmingham enters the final day… Marathons…
EU Opens New Route to Digital Evidence
Binding cross-border data orders promise faster investigations but place new pressure on judicial scrutiny, privacy and source protection European judicial… Binding cross-border…