Global Crisis of Physical Inactivity: Nearly 1.8 Billion Adults at Risk of Disease, Warns WHO
Geneva, 5 July 2024 — In a stark warning from the World Health Organization (WHO), new data reveal that nearly one-third of…
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Geneva, 5 July 2024 — In a stark warning from the World Health Organization (WHO), new data reveal that nearly one-third of…
Gevorg Yeritsyan, a Jehovah’s Witness sentenced to 6 years and 2 months in prison at the end of June, declared in court…
Budapest – Hungary remains the European Union’s most corrupt country, according to the 2023 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) released last January by…
In her final, annual report to the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Special Rapporteur on the rights situation in Belarus, Anaïs Marin, echoed…
The 4th of July in the United States is a time when people come together to celebrate Independence Day, which marks the…
Unease in Brussels as Hungary, led by Viktor Orban, takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union for six…
The far-right's success in the first round of France's parliamentary elections, the international press pointed to the scathing "failure" of French President
In the realm of European politics, the recent French legislative elections have captured the attention of political analysts and observers alike. The…
The exorbitant prices of water, coffee, and food at airports across the European Union have long been a source of frustration for…
Sustainable sources of energy, including solar and wind power, can help communities across the world to reverse desertification and land loss