Category: The European Times

Violence against religious communities is increasing a challenge for believers in Germany. Jewish communities are particularly affected, but also Christian congregations face rising levels of vandalism and crime. The Conference of European Churches (CEC), which is part of the EU funded Safer and Stronger Communities in Europe (SASCE) project, now held an inter-denominational training for […]

Open call for participation The Member States of the “Barcelona Process: Union for the Mediterranean” declared November the 28th as the ‘Day of the Mediterranean’ to celebrate our shared identity, common heritage and love for the Mediterranean while strengthening ties between its two shores. The Anna Lindh Foundation is keen to contribute to creating a unique momentum […]

Workers laying a road in Iran accidentally stumbled upon a long network of underground corridors. Preliminary archeological studies carried out at the site of the find indicate that a large city is hidden underground, which was not known until now, reports Tehran Times. During planned construction work, a team of workers discovered mysterious underground tunnels. […]

When the COVID-19 pandemic took the world – including the EU – by surprise, there was no playbook on how to navigate through the crisis.

Diagnosing diabetes early is important since it can negatively affect every organ in your body from your kidneys to your heart.

The European Court of Human Rights will no longer be able to rule on 17,000 pending charges against the Russian Federation. Moscow has ceased to be a member of the European Convention on Human Rights, an official statement said last week. The official suspension comes six months after it was expelled from the bloc’s main […]

After the Eiffel Tower and other iconic Parisian buildings – the Louvre and Versailles palaces – will give up their external lighting. It is a symbolic measure needed to draw attention to the energy crisis, French Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak said last week. Starting tonight, the Louvre pyramid will be illuminated until 11 p.m., […]

There are few things about dog behavior that we can be sure of. Think about it, for example, there’s hardly a more obvious synonym for joy than your pet’s wagging tail, right? In some cases, however, too impulsive and enthusiastic tail wagging can injure your pet. What’s more, this behavior can develop into a condition […]

On the occasion of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s seventy-second birthday His Holiness the Dalai Lama has written to him to offer his warmest good wishes and prayers for his continued good health.

In her Keynote Speech at the G7 Speakers’ Summit in Berlin, the President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola spoke on the necessity to stand up for democracy.