Sport must show leadership amidst climate crisis: UN deputy chief
Athletes are among the most influential people on the planet and together with their managers, fans and others involved in organized sport,…
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Exclusive interview with Tatiana Yehorova-Lutsenko, chairwoman of the Kharkiv Oblast Council
“Our country will win and we will rebuild Kharkiv,” said Tatiana Yehorova-Lutsenko, chairwoman of the Council of Kharkiv Oblast (2.6 million inhabitants)…
Data governance: Parliament approves new rules boosting intra-EU data sharing
On Wednesday, MEPs backed new legislation to increase the availability of data for start-ups and businesses to stimulate innovation.
Green Deal: Modernising EU industrial emissions rules
Today, the Commission is presenting proposals to update and modernise the Industrial Emissions Directive, key legislation to help prevent and control pollution.
Question time with Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
“Question time” is a question and answer session, where MEPs can ask the Commission about specific topical issues. During “question time” with…
Pope: UN powerless in Ukraine war, where the logic of powerful prevails
By Vatican News staff reporter – logic of powerful – At the Wednesday General Audience, Pope Francis decried the war in Ukraine,…
What can the UN do? 5 of your questions answered
The current war in Ukraine, following the Russian invasion, has sparked all sorts of questions about the United Nations, particularly the role…
Ukraine’s President calls on Security Council to act for peace, or ‘dissolve’ itself
In an impassioned address to the Security Council that evoked the ashen destruction wrought during the Second World War, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on…
ECtHR: Belgium condemned for discriminating against Jehovah’s Witnesses
Belgium was condemned for discriminating against Jehovah’s Witnesses. Failure to grant congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses exemption from property tax in the Brussels-Capital…
Plant health summit aims to boost food security, safeguard human health
The world’s plant protection body met on Tuesday, aiming to set new plant health standards to both safeguard human wellbeing and preserve…