European Unity in Focus: EP President Metsola Receives Prestigious In Veritate Award
Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, was honored with the "2023 In Veritate Award" for integrating Christian and European ideals. Learn…
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Should taxpayers’ money in Belgium go to suspicious anti-cults outfits?
HRWF (12.07.2023) – On June 26, the Federal Observatory on Cults (CIAOSN / IACSSO), officially known as the “Center for Information and…
EU and New Zealand Sign Ambitious Free Trade Agreement, Boosting Economic Growth and Sustainability
The EU and New Zealand have signed a groundbreaking free trade agreement, promising economic growth and sustainability. This FTA eliminates tariffs, opens…
The European Times Solidifies Its Position as a Leading Online Media
The European Times, with over 1 million readers and circa 14,000 articles, delivers high-quality news on various topics. It has gained recognition…
We must work together to reign in ‘toxic and destructive’ hate speech
Hate speech reinforces discrimination and stigma and is most often aimed at women, refugees and migrants, and minorities. If left unchecked, it…
UK Bar Council raises concern over treatment of Ahmadi Muslim lawyers in Pakistan
The Bar Council is profoundly concerned by recent announcements in parts of Pakistan that Ahmadi Muslims lawyers must renounce their religion in…
The electric chair, psychiatric electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and the death penalty
On 6 August 1890, a form of execution called the electric chair was used for the first time in the United States.…
Christians in Syria doomed to disappear in 20 years
Christians in Syria are doomed to disappear within two decades if the international community does not develop specific policies to protect them.…
Creation of a European day for victims of global climate crises
Parliament calls for an annual ‘European day for the victims of the global climate crises’ to be established to remember the human…
Tea pickers in Kenya are destroying the robots that are replacing them in the fields
Just one machine can replace 100 workers Kenyan tea pickers destroy machines brought in to replace them in violent protests that highlight…