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August 19 is World Humanitarian Day, a time to honor the essential and tireless efforts of aid workers worldwide. During crises and conflicts, humanitarians are among the first responders, providing emergency aid to those in need.
EU’s Role as a Leading Humanitarian Donor
Numerous aid workers operate under the EU’s commitment to offer humanitarian assistance to those affected by man-made d

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Germany is not the first European nation to reconsider its military recruitment efforts recently. In 2019, the British Army ran an advertising campaign targeting “snowflakes,” “selfie addicts,” and “phone zombies.” France began a nationwide multimedia recruitment effort i

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A. Merzlyukin’s book, recently published, delves into the Latin dogma of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, offering extensive material. However, it has shortcomings, such as a challenging presentation and some significant historical errors, particularly at the onset. On page 16, the respected church historian Bishop Eusebius of Caesarea, a

The European Commission has proposed major adjustments to the EU’s influential Emission Trading System (ETS).
The ETS is the main scheme underpinning Europe’s carbon market.
The proposal aims to ensure that the revenues from carbon costs provide tangible results for Europe’s decarbonising industry.
The revision introduces a conditional allowance scheme that ties part of the free allocation to in

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Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, two of the twentieth century’s greatest physicists, were once close friends working together to unlock the secrets of the atom.
Then the world went to war and they found themselves on opposite sides.
It’s 1941. Heisenberg, now a leading figure in Germany’s atomic research programme, is visiting Nazi-occupied Copenhagen to meet his former mentor, Bohr, and wife, M

Labour MPs are pushing for a cap on political donations to counteract Nigel Farage’s significant financial supporters. However, Andy Burnham is unlikely to fulfill their wishes. According to two officials familiar with government strategy, the elections bill, returning on Sept. 2, will not feature a universal domestic cap on political donations. While foreign interference and cryptocurrency donati

The Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers is on summer break while reviewing a controversial draft Additional Protocol to the Oviedo Convention on human rights and biomedicine, focused on involuntary measures in psychiatry. This draft has faced significant opposition from several member states, the UN CRPD Committee, civil society groups, and national human rights institutions, who arg