EU’s Russian LNG ban could tighten market as Yamal cargoes struggle to divert

Shipping constraints may limit market participants’ ability to completely redirect Russian LNG volumes to regions beyond Europe once a recently passed EU ban goes into effect, market watchers have warned. Since the start of 2025, the EU has...

Italy: Foreigners Commit 43% of Sexual Crimes, 60% of Robberies and Thefts

In yet another example of the massive foreign crime wave engulfing Europe, new data shows that foreigners in Italy are vastly overrepresented in violent crimes and predatory crimes such as robbery and sexual assault. The 2024 data shows that a...

Britain’s trains are gripped by violent crime. These numbers prove it

Incidents like the mass stabbing on a train from Doncaster to London King’s Cross on Saturday are mercifully rare in Britain. But recent figures show that other types of violent crime on our rail network are not. According to Office for Rail and...

Britain’s next maternity scandal

No matter how prepared or well-informed a woman feels, the months spent carrying a baby and the hours giving birth are among her most vulnerable. When she enters a hospital maternity ward, she places her life – and that of her baby – in the hands...

EUROPE/RUSSIA - "Night of the Arts 2025": Moscow's Catholic Cathedral opens to thousands of visitors

photo Chiara Dommarco by Chiara Dommarco Moscow (Agenzia Fides) – On the evening of November 3, Moscow’s Catholic Cathedral opened its doors to thousands of visitors for the “Night of the Arts,” offering three free concerts. As every year, on the...

Assessing School Nurse Access and Satisfaction in Spain

The United Nations (UN) has long recognized the critical role of health in the development of children and adolescents, particularly as it pertains to education. The presence of school nurses in educational settings serves as a crucial factor...

Join Shanghai American School's Pre-K Open Day

Are you wondering how to inspire your child’s natural curiosity? Do you want an early learning experience that inspires joy, independence, and confidence? Choosing the best fit place for your child to start their educational journey is a big...

Beyond the buzz, Europe’s innovation strategy has no clear mission

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaks at Italian Tech Week in Turin, Italy, on October 3, 2025. [EPA] On October 3, 2025, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a sweeping agenda at Italian Tech Week: a...

How can Germany make immigrant nursing staff want to stay?

More than 300,000 people have left their homelands in recent years to come and care for the elderly and sick in Germany. This is beneficial for Germany — but is it also positive for the caregivers? Many countries are competing for their labor....

Iranian Campus Protests Intensify Over Controversial Iraqi Student Benefits

The eruption of student protests demanding the expulsion of Iraqi students from Iranian universities reveals a troubling transformation of economic anxiety into academic xenophobia. A Perfect Storm of Grievances Iran’s university campuses,...

‘World must never accept reality of 272 million out-of-school children’

Doha, Qatar: Chairperson of Qatar Foundation (QF) and Education Above All (EAA) Foundation, H H Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, presented the keynote address during the special high-level session on education that took place at the UN Second World...

ORT UK appoints new CEO as student demand hits record high

ORT UK has appointed a new chief executive as the charity faces unprecedented demand for its flagship mentoring and employability programmes, with the organisation warning that hundreds of students could miss out if it does not receive additional...

Period Poverty and Menstrual Taboos in the Balkans and Western Europe

In France, menstrual poverty is far from being a marginal issue. According to a press release issued last year by the Ministry for Gender Equality, since 2018, the number of women who lack access to period products and face difficulties in...

Who Was Gopichand Hinduja? The Life and Legacy of Britain’s Richest Man

Gopichand P Hinduja, Hinduja Group Chairman, has passed away aged 85. Discover his inspiring life story, family, education, career milestones, and how he became Britain’s richest Indian industrialist.  Gopichand Hinduja Life Story: Renowned...

Esri Supports IUCN Global Initiative for Nature-Based Education

Business Wire India At the 2025 IUCN World Conservation Congress, Esri, the global leader in geographic information system (GIS) technology, announced a joint initiative with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and its...

Tribeca Lisboa Selection ‘A Teacher’s Gift,’ Backed by India’s NFDC, Unveils Teaser (EXCLUSIVE)

A teaser has been unveiled for “A Teacher’s Gift,” a British South Asian film backed by India’s National Film Development Corporation (NFDC). Produced by Eric Ollerenshaw, directed by Artur Ribeiro (“Terra Nova”), and co-written by and starring...

Stories without borders: Day-2 of EU Youth Short Film Festival 2025

Tribune News Network Doha The second day of the EU Youth Short Film Festival 2025, taking place on November 25 at Doha Sands Beach, will showcase a diverse collection of short films that explore the universal human experience through humour,...

Navracsics: Hungary among the most efficient users of EU funds

Hungary ranks among the European Union’s most efficient member states in using EU funds, Minister of Public Administration and Regional Development Tibor Navracsics said during his annual hearing before the Parliament’s Committee on European...

Ukrainian Deputy PM Kachka discussed education, energy, EU integration with Hungarian FM

Photo: https://x.com/FM_Szijjarto Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine Taras Kachka reported on his conversation with Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, during which he discussed Ukraine’s European...

‘My body isn't feeling great at the moment’ – Liam Nolan opts out of Q-School and chance to clinch full card

The Galway man (25) began the year with status on the third-tier Alps Tour but played brilliantly and took advantage of some early-season invitations to gain a foothold on Europe's second-tier HotelPlanner Tour. For a long time, it appeared that...