New rules strengthen air quality standards in the EU
The EU has adopted new rules on air quality standards that will help prevent premature deaths due to air pollution. They will…
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Erasmus Days 2024: Celebrating Cultural Exchange Ahead of Paris Olympics
From October 14 to 19, 2024, the international community will come together to celebrate the Erasmus+ programme during the inaugural #ErasmusDays. This…
The Resident, Netflix’s medical series that exposes medical corruption in the US
OPINION.- The Resident, is a Netflix medical series that uncovers medical corruption in the United States. It emerges in January 2018 and…
Elections in Belgium: a hectic day of delays and lack of electoral supervisors
Elections are a key moment in the democratic life of a country. On this day, no fewer than 8 million voters across…
Hungarian Patriots at stake, China police take the streets of Hungary
The presence of Chinese police in Hungary is not just a fleeting event; it marks a potentially transformative moment in Hungary’s foreign…
‘Pivotal moment’ as violence against children reaches unprecedented levels worldwide
“Millions of children worldwide are victims of physical, sexual, and psychological violence both online and offline, including child labor, child marriage, female…
EU Voices Concerns Over Israeli Draft Bill Targeting UNRWA
The European Union has expressed deep apprehension regarding a draft bill currently under discussion in the Israeli parliament that threatens the operations…
MSCA researcher David Baker wins 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Dr Krausz has supervised MSCA postdoctoral researchers and coordinated several MSCA projects over the past two decades, including NICOS, ALPINE or ATTOTRON.…
Religious Persecution in Europe: Margaritis Schinas’ Vision for Internal Tolerance and Solidarity
In a passionate and reflective speech delivered at the European Parliament during the “how to stop the rise of religious intolerance in…
Stronger consumer protections needed to address current and emerging harms consumers face online
Nine out of ten consumers have been affected by “dark commercial patterns” – manipulative online design tactics such as countdown timers, hidden…