UN calls for urgent action against human trafficking
By United Nations News
In his message for the Day, UN chief António Guterres called human trafficking “a heinous violation of fundamental human rights and freedoms.” He said that this crime preys on vulnerability and thrives in times of conflict and instability, with more and more people targeted today.  “The majority of detected victims are women and children, many of
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Parliament to evaluate new Bulgarian commissioner candidate Iliana Ivanova
By Newsdesk
The European Parliament’s industry and culture committees will hold a hearing with Iliana Ivanova, who is the Bulgarian commissioner-designate. Ivanova might become the new Bulgarian commissioner in charge of innovation, research, culture, education, and youth, replacing Mariya Gabriel who stepped down in May 2023 to take up a post in the new Bulgarian government. Ivanova
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Boost Your Immune System, Tips for a Healthy and Active Summer
By Charlie W. Grease
Learn how to improve and maintain your immune system for a healthy summer and winter. Tips include getting enough sleep, eating a healthy diet, staying hydrated, exercising regularly, managing stress, getting outside, practicing good hygiene, and considering supplements.
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Apple Vision Pro: Redefining Innovation in Display Technology
By Newsdesk
Welcome to the future of display technology with Apple Vision Pro – the game-changing innovation that’s set to redefine the viewing experience like never before. This technology showcases a combination of OLED and Micro-LED displays that promise to revolutionize the way you see things on screens. So, what makes Apple Vision Pro unique? Well, for
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Fun Things to Do in Brussels during Summer: A Seasonal Guide
By Gaston de Persigny
Brussels, the capital city of Belgium, boasts of breathtaking architecture, delectable cuisine, and a rich history. But visiting in summer? It’s a whole new experience. The city comes alive with open-air concerts, vibrant festivals, and street parties. You’ll find locals and tourists alike, basking in the sun while sipping local brews. Why visit Brussels during
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Europe's Rich Tapestry: Unraveling the Continent's Fascinating History
By Gaston de Persigny
Europe's Rich Tapestry: Unraveling the Continent's Fascinating History
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EU's Bold Step: Phasing Out Animal Testing, But Cosmetics Still a Concern
By Gaston de Persigny
The European Commission's move to phase out chemical animal testing is praised, but concerns remain over the lack of action on cosmetic animal testing. This article explores the initiatives and citizens' demands for cruelty-free cosmetics and comprehensive animal welfare reform.
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Speaking through Colors, The Symbolism of Art
By Charlie W. Grease
Discover the profound connection between colors and symbolism in art. Explore how artists use this language to convey emotions and tell stories.
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US is concerned about Religious Freedom in 2023's European Union
By Juan Sanchez Gil
Religious freedom is a fundamental human right, and while the European Union (EU) is known for its efforts to promote this liberty internationally, some of its member states still grapple with discriminatory policies impacting religious minority groups. Mollie Blum, a researcher for the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), delves into this pressing issue,
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IRAQ, Cardinal Sako flees from Baghdad to Kurdistan
By Willy Fautre
On Friday 21 July, Patriarch Sako of the Chaldean Catholic Church arrived in Erbil after the recent revocation of a crucial decree guaranteeing his official status and his immunity as a religious leader. In search of a safe haven, he was warmly welcome by Kurdish authorities. On 3 July, Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid revoked
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Sociology Unplugged: Peter Schulte's Eye-Opening Interview on "sects" and "cults"
By Newsdesk
In a world where ideologies and sects often stir controversy and confusion, understanding the intricacies of these phenomena becomes paramount. The European Times had the rare opportunity to sit down with Peter Schulte, an esteemed social scientist and former Weltanschauungsbeauftragter (what many called a “sect/cult commissioner”), who delved into the depths of these subjects for
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