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The Cypriot environment and health MEP, a professional forensic pathologist, calls for transparency on the health risk to all MEPs in the ten-year old building. Expresso
Regulating internet music sales and multimedia content on the web, counterfeit medicine and parliament television – the latest news from Brussels. Weekly edition
In the Thiès region of Western Senegal, three new community healthcare insurance services are created every single year and this system of reimbursement appears to be very successful.
Czech beer came to the world’s attention again in April after a century-old dispute with the US over the naming rights to its Budweiser beer was settled in a Luxembourg court
On 1 January 2008, France followed Italy, Ireland, Great Britain and Spain by passing a law against smoking in public places. We went to see how things are coming along on the other side of the Alps. A report from the City of Lights
A guide to social security the French way (to help avoid a head-ache or heart attack when you check your bank balance)
On February 27 the Saharauis celebrate independence day. International aid makes survival possible
The new European regulation on chemical substances is here, both for industries and animals. But research does not get the last word
Italian MEP and REACH Rapporteur Guido Sacconi on the long haul for the regulation on chemical substances
A whopping three out of four employees in Europe suffer from anxiety. How much is stress costing the Union?
The February 11 referendum on the decriminalisation of abortion has garnered mixed reactions
Stop debate on the protection of life 'from the beginning,' say the staunch Catholic right-wing, as they announce an amendment of article 38 in the Polish constitution
In its sixtieth anniversary year, UNICEF reports on the children of the dalit and adivasi, the most outcast amongst the pariahs of India
Dried water, artificial rivers, icebergs in the Thames or space agencies searching for artificial water are just a few of the methods used to fight the current water shortage
Though Prostitution was legalised in October 2000, Dutch call-girls enjoy little social recognition
The organic lobby is suspicious of GM and biotechnology, but the European Commission wants the know-how.
Many EU countries have ordered farmers to keep their chickens indoors. Such action has a familiar ring. The past decade has been marked by crises in the food chain in Europe.
A new chapter to Orwell's classic. Animal Farm recruits sickly birds in a Jihad against human-kind.
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