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Conservative governments across Eastern Europe oppose the Istanbul Convention, the treaty designed to protect women against all forms of violence. Earlier this week, Poland moved to replace Istanbul Convention, the Continue Reading
In Italy, the relationship between Italian and Chinese communities is fraught. As a result of the relatively recent influx of Chinese immigrants, social cohesion is low in comparison with other Continue Reading
The first Italian centre for green building innovation has arrived. It is called EDERA. Like the Hedera helix, the evergreen plant known for its hardy nature and tendency to grow Continue Reading
A committee of the National Assembly of Pakistan on Wednesday passed a law that would punish those who deliberately mock or insult the Pakistani military. Under the law, anyone who Continue Reading
For most people a workout is a daunting task that they hide behind fake excuses. According to a recent study by University College London, compared to the first lockdown, fewer Continue Reading
Fatima, 34, who wished to remain anonymous, has been working with international organisations in conflict countries and protecting women’s rights in the North Caucasus for 6 years. Continuous threats and Continue Reading
It is astonishing if truth be told; the number of candidate vaccines the world suddenly has a choice from. This is after the world’s pharmaceutical industries and necessary manufacturing structures Continue Reading
Rachel was 23 when doctors told her she needed a new heart. She had Danon disease, a rare genetic disorder that causes the body’s muscles to weaken. Her heart was Continue Reading
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