Soil health: Parliament sets out measures to achieve healthy soils by 2050
Parliament adopted its position on the Commission proposal for a Soil Monitoring Law, the first-ever dedicated piece of EU legislation on soil…
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Central African Republic: Said trial opens at International Criminal Court
Mahamat Said Abdel Kani – a top-ranking leader of the mostly-Muslim Séléka militia – pleaded not guilty to all charges, which relate…
Top 7 Must-Have Features In An Online Booking System
Who doesn’t like a well-functioning online booking system? It is a dream to get a properly functioning booking system for hassle-free bookings…
Haitians ‘cannot wait’ for reign of terror by gangs to end: Rights chief
“The scale of human rights violations is unprecedented in Haiti’s modern history,” Volker Türk said in a video statement to the UN…
Customer Support Outsourcing: Enhancing Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction
Outsourcing customer support has become a strategic move for many businesses looking to enhance efficiency and improve customer satisfaction.
Mother makes 200km emergency trip across rural Madagascar to save baby
“I thought I was going to lose my baby and die on the journey to hospital.” The chilling words of Samueline Razafindravao,…
One in seven deepwater sharks and rays at risk of extinction
One in seven species of deepwater sharks and rays are threatened with extinction due to overfishing, according to a new eight-year study
A Symphony of Hope: Omar Harfouch’s “Concerto for Peace” Resonates in Béziers
In an evening that transcended mere musical performance, Omar Harfouch took to the stage at the Béziers City Theatre on March 6,…
Unravelling the legacies of slavery
“You’re speaking about the greatest crime against humanity ever committed,” said renowned historian Sir Hilary Beckles, who also chairs the Caribbean Community’s…
Small amounts of liquorice raise blood pressure
It is known that large amounts of liquorice cause high blood pressure. A study by researchers at Linköping University now shows that…