“Man in Focus” Photo Competition Ended
The great interest and creativity of the participants marked the “Man in Focus” competition, which ended on Tuesday. About 1,300 photos will be competing for valuable prizes, and the jury Read More
Culture
Van Damme saves life of chihuahua after row over fake passport
Belgian actor known for his martial arts action films intervenes in Norway-Belgium tussleAction movie star Jean-Claude Van Damme has come to the rescue of a three-month-old chihuahua, saving her from Read More
Inside Amazon’s global worker movement
This article is part of a special report, The Essential Tech Worker. LILLE, France — When Amazon workers installed a mock guillotine in front of Jeff Bezos’ home in Washington Read More
EU lawmakers set to vote on fate of ‘veggie burgers’
European parliamentarians are set to vote next week on legislation that could take “veggie burgers” off the shelf. The European Parliament is considering two amendments that would prohibit the use Read More
EU lawmakers set to vote on fate of ‘veggie burgers’
European parliamentarians are set to vote next week on legislation that could take “veggie burgers” off the shelf. The European Parliament is considering two amendments that would prohibit the use Read More
Coronavirus exposes flaws with EU’s infectious disease agency
Coronavirus was the crisis the EU’s infectious disease agency was built to tackle. It’s only served to illustrate its insignificance. Though the virus has infected more than 3.8 million people Read More
Muslim Americans Could Determine Whether Trump or Biden Wins Michigan
When Michigan voter Dr. Mahmoud Al-Hadidi casts his ballot in the November election, there is one issue that rises above all others as he makes his choice — respect. Read More
Three KelKos hydropower plants no longer licensed
After a meeting of the Board of the Energy Regulatory Office, ERO, KelKos Energy is no longer permitted to produce electricity from three of its hydropower plants in the Decan Read More
Femart’s 8th edition celebrates resilience and solidarity in challenging times
From Thursday until next Tuesday, the eighth edition of the six-day Femart festival will be hosting performances, workshops, podcasts, conferences, and exhibitions by both local and international artists in venues Read More
Nagorno-Karabakh Fighting Raises Threat of Deadly Escalation
A Russian attempt to broker a cease-fire to end the worst outbreak of hostilities over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh in more than a quarter-century has failed to get any Read More
