State of the EU debate 2022: here’s how to follow it
MEPs will scrutinise the work of the European Commission on 14 September to ensure the EU addresses Europeans’ key concerns. Follow the…
The news section of The European Times brings you the latest breaking news stories and in-depth analysis on politics, business, technology and more across Europe. Stay up-to-date on the top headlines and get the news that matters to you from our dedicated team of journalists reporting live from the scene.
MEPs will scrutinise the work of the European Commission on 14 September to ensure the EU addresses Europeans’ key concerns. Follow the…
A heart attack occurs when an artery carrying blood and oxygen to the heart becomes obstructed. Short, repeated bouts of restricted circulation…
The European Laudato Si’ Alliance (ELSiA) invites you to participate in the online meeting on the “Fit for 55” Package to implement…
War in Ukraine, church dialogue, and humanitarian response were in sharp focus on third day of the World Council of Churches 11th…
Chairman of the World Union of Old Believers Leonid Sevastianov recently said that Pope Francis intends to visit Moscow - and then…
Conscientious objectors: a legal battle against punitive alternative service Hye-min Kim, a Jehovah’s Witness and an objector to military service, is the first person…
“Go with the flow.” “The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” “By letting go all gets done.” “All things…
China responsible for "serious human rights violations" in Xinjiang province according to the UN human rights report
InvestEU in Germany: EIB supports social and affordable housing in Hanover with €60 million
The study found that people consumed about 6.5% less wine when they drank from smaller glasses. A new study identifies a simple…