Germany brought to ECtHR for denying accreditation to a Christian school
By Juan Sanchez Gil
A Christian hybrid school provider, based in Laichingen, Germany, is challenging the German state’s restrictive educational system. After the initial application in 2014, the Association for Decentralized Learning was denied approval to offer primary and secondary education by German authorities, despite fulfilling all state-mandated criteria and curricula
https://www.europeantimes.news/2023/05/germany-brought-to-ecthr-for-denying-accreditation-to-a-christian-school/

Diesel patented his engine 130 years ago
By Gaston de Persigny
German scientist and inventor Rudolf Diesel patented the famous engine that bears his name on February 23, 1893. The first functioning engine was made by Diesel at the Augsburg Engineering Works (since 1904 MAN) in 1897. The engine power was 20 hp. c. at 172 rpm, efficiency 26.2% at a weight of 5 tons. In
https://www.europeantimes.news/2023/02/diesel-patented-his-engine-130-years-ago/

Patriarchate of Alexandria: We are discontinuing the mention of the Patriarch of Moscow
By Newsdesk
On November 22 the Holy Synod of the Patriarchate of Alexandria met under the chairmanship of Patriarch Theodore II in the Patriarchal Monastery “St. George” in Old Cairo and discussed the problems in church life arising from the non-canonical entry of the Moscow Patriarchate into the jurisdiction of the Alexandrian Church in Africa. The Patriarch
https://www.europeantimes.news/2022/11/patriarchate-of-alexandria-we-are-discontinuing-the-mention-of-the-patriarch-of-moscow/

Relics in 23 lead boxes were found in a cathedral in Mexico’s capital
By Newsdesk
Relics - The Metropolitan Cathedral was built over the course of centuries – in the period between 1573 and 1813
https://www.europeantimes.news/2023/02/relics-in-23-lead-boxes-were-found-in-a-cathedral-in-mexicos-capital/

New Treatment for Hereditary Blindness Possible Using Nanoparticles and mRNA
By Newsdesk
Hereditary Blindness – Researchers developed nanoparticles that are able to penetrate the neural retina and deliver mRNA to the photoreceptor cells whose proper function makes vision possible. Scientists from the Oregon State University College of Pharmacy have demonstrated in animal models the possibility of using lipid nanoparticles and messenger RNA, the technology underpinning COVID-19 vaccines,
https://www.europeantimes.news/2023/01/new-treatment-for-hereditary-blindness-possible-using-nanoparticles-and-mrna/

Brazil election: victorious Lula faces an uphill struggle – a damaged economy and a deeply divided country
By The Conversation
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has achieved a remarkable political comeback by regaining the presidency of Brazil.
https://europeantimes.news/2022/11/brazil-election-victorious-lula-faces-an-uphill-struggle-a-damaged-economy-and-a-deeply-divided-country/

Qatargate, Developments in the European Parliament corruption scandal
By Lahcen Hammouch
QatarGate – The major corruption scandal involving Members of the European Parliament has entered a new phase since its outbreak, after Greek MEP Eva Kaili admitted to some of the facts
https://europeantimes.news/2022/12/qatargate-developments-in-the-european-parliament-corruption-scandal/

New Way for Extracting Thermal Energy From Low-Temperature Waste Heat Sources
By Newsdesk
Scientists in China have proposed and realized a new concept—barocaloric thermal batteries based on the unique inverse barocaloric effect. With this they can extract thermal energy from low-temperature waste heat sources and reuse it on demand, simply by controlling the pressure A Chinese research team has developed a new concept for extracting thermal energy from
https://europeantimes.news/2023/02/new-way-for-extracting-thermal-energy-from-low-temperature-waste-heat-sources/

The Role and Importance of the European Parliament in Today's World
By Juan Sanchez Gil
The European Parliament plays a crucial role in shaping the future of Europe and the world. As the only directly elected institution of the European Union, it represents the voice of over 500 million citizens from all 27 member states
https://bit.ly/3O5VwHK

A Surprising New Method for Converting Light Into Electricity
By Guest Author
Light Into Electricity - A team led by Boston College has devised a new quantum sensor method to image and comprehend the source of photocurrent flow in Weyl semimetals.
https://bit.ly/3M2543X

Archaeologists have come across a smiling sphinx near the temple of Hathor
By Newsdesk
The face of the statue has regal features, dimples and wears a traditional pharaonic headscarf in the shape of a cobra An Egyptian archaeological expedition from Ain Shams University discovered a smiling sphinx during excavations near the Temple of Hathor in Dendera (Dandara), Qena District, Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Monuments announced. In the
https://bit.ly/3ZYtl0d