Category: The European Times

Have you noticed that when you talk to your dog, he mostly looks at you and wags his tail slightly? The probable reasons why it does so with several, so we suggest you look at them together. We hasten to warn you – most of them are not just cute, but downright adorable! • Mimicking […]

With a full-scale war of aggression under way in Europe, the General Assembly was meeting this year “in a new geopolitical era

By Fr. Alexander Schmemann Striking and revealing in the same 16th century was the tragic fate of Maxim Grek – he came to Russia, by official invitation, for creative criticism of Russian culture. In Moscow, on the part of the clergy, he met with an almost natural resistance and enmity, and practically his entire life […]

Russia must be punished for its “illegal war” against Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told on Wednesday – part of a “peace formula” that also calls for greater civilian protection and defense support. 

When peace talks are in progress between the Ethiopian government and the Tigrayan rebels, the systematic and intentional massacre of Ethiopia’s oldest ethnic group, the Amharas, continues to be perpetrated

Remarks by President Charles Michel at the Global Food Security Summit in New York

The World Federation of the Deaf is one of the oldest international organisations of persons with disabilities in the world. Recognising that deaf people throughout the globe face barriers to full accessibility, equal human rights, and participation in policymaking decisions that affect them, the WFD was established in Rome, Italy on 23 September 1951. At […]

At the Bangor Christian School in Maine ninth-graders are taught to “refute the teachings of the Islamic religion with the truth of God’s Word.” To work at the school, a teacher must affirm that “he/she is a ‘Born Again’ Christian who knows the Lord Jesus Christ as Savior,” and “must be an active, tithing member […]

The Russo-Turkish War of Liberation did lead to the signing of the San Stefano Peace Treaty and the Liberation of Bulgaria in 1878, but the subsequent Treaty of Berlin designated the Principality of Bulgaria as a vassal of the Ottoman Empire, placing the free Bulgarian state under the sovereignty of the Sublime Porte. In one […]

From heart disease to cancer and diabetes, noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) now outnumber infectious diseases as the “top killers globally,” the UN health agency said in a new report, released on Wednesday, with one person under 70 dying every two seconds from an NCD.