European values: ministers condemned Russian actions in Ukraine
The annual dialogue on the rule of law must not duck tough questions on adherence to European values, progressive ministers cautioned today…
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EU Ombudsman opens inquiry into time taken by Commission to deal with access to documents requests
The Ombudsman has asked the Commission for details on the length of time it takes to deal with public access to documents…
New WHO data on childhood obesity in Kazakhstan: higher physical activity levels but more screen time
Relative to other countries in the WHO European Region, Kazakhstan has low levels of childhood overweight and obesity. However, recent WHO surveillance…
Bulgaria: Discrimination against Roma children in the adoption process is a obstacle to deinstitutionalization
Although there are no official statistics on the predominant presence of Roma children in the services, many of the social workers interviewed…
Why do legal professionals in Europe still avoid out-of-court procedures?
Over the last years, we have witnessed events that we only know from history books. Our European culture has been confronted with…
Russian police “attend” anti-war concert in Moscow
Russia: the AntiWar concert of pianist Alexei Lyubimov and Yana Ivanilova was attended by police officers SOTA Telegram Channel reports that a…
The census in Northern Macedonia is a brutal forgery
For the first time in 19 years, there was a census in the Republic of Northern Macedonia (RNM) last September. The results…
Trust in science strengthened faith in pseudoscience
According to the scientific method, even seemingly obvious concepts require repeated testing. This time, scientists have confirmed in practice a trivial idea…
How the EU is tackling gender-based violence
Gender-based violence remain common in Europe as does domestic violence, especially affecting women and girls. EU is taking measures to put an…
One of the largest ghettos in Europe
Old buildings, disease and poverty. There is a pungent odor in the air, the smell of laundry and the stench of sewage.…