Launch of Freedom of Thought Report 2025 set for Brussels
Humanists International will unveil the latest edition of its global benchmark report on the treatment of humanists, atheists and non-religious people at…
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Gaza radio station reopens, bringing voices from the rubble
While 23 local radio stations operated in Gaza before the conflict began, they were all destroyed and stopped broadcasting, he said. UN…
Kallas opposes US ‘denigration’ of Europe in Munich
The EU’s top diplomat rejects Washington’s rhetoric of “civilizational erasure”, while insisting that the transatlantic bond must endure, even amid sharper ideological…
Kallas opposes US ‘denigration’ of Europe in Munich
The EU’s top diplomat rejects Washington’s rhetoric of “civilizational erasure”, while insisting that the transatlantic bond must endure, even amid sharper ideological…
Guterres tells AU summit: ‘It’s 2026 – not 1946’ to promote reforms
In a world marked by division and mistrust, he declared, the African Union (AU) constitutes a “standard bearer of multilateralism”. addressed the…
Global Entrepreneurs and Investment Forum places women at the heart of economic transformation
This was the central message of the Manama Declaration, released late last year. The World Entrepreneurs and Investment Forum (WEIF) held this…
Madagascar: “overwhelming” destruction and growing needs after consecutive cyclones – WFP
Speaking to reporters in Madagascar’s capital Antananarivo, WFP country director Tania Goossens said some 400,000 people are facing acute humanitarian needs after…
Syrian transition gains ground with Kurdish deal, but violence and humanitarian tensions persist
Addressing ambassadors for the first time as Deputy Special Envoy, Claudio Cordone highlighted the January 30 ceasefire and integration agreement between the…
World news in brief: Deadly strikes in Sudan, health systems in South Sudan on the brink, Guterres calls for unity before Ramadan.
Over the past week, North Kordofan state has recorded more than a dozen attacks in and around the towns of El Obeid,…
Dimitar Borumov and the series “Hidden from the Economy”
Dimitar Borumov, a political economist based in The Hague, joins The European Epoch as author of Series – Hidden from the Economy,…