It’s not censorship to stop hateful online content, insists UN rights chief
“Allowing hate speech and harmful content online has real world consequences. Regulating this content is not censorship,” Volker Türk wrote on X.…
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“Allowing hate speech and harmful content online has real world consequences. Regulating this content is not censorship,” Volker Türk wrote on X.…
On 12 January, new rules will come into force that will ensure that innovative and effective health technologies are available to patients…
Thirteen civilians were killed, and 110 injured, when two aerial bombs struck an industrial facility in the southern city. This marks the…
A new survey has found that support for the EU’s common agricultural policy has reached an all-time high. 81% of respondents believe…
The Los Angeles area is reeling from one of the most catastrophic firestorms in recent memory, leaving five people dead, over 2,000…
Heating and cooling systems remain a major source of air pollution across the continent. A JRC study underscores the urgent need to…
The Bahá’í World Resumes Historic Series with New Volume Highlighting Global Spiritual and Social Progress A treasured chronicle of spiritual and social…
Air pollution remains a critical environmental challenge in the EU, with the heating and cooling sector significantly contributing to the release of…
In a bold initiative to bolster media freedom and pluralism across the European Union, the European Commission has launched a call for…
Worth €3 million, this festival is aimed at reinforcing dialogue, cooperation and partnership among journalists, media outlets, civil society organisations and media…