Parenting Across Generations: From Outdoor Naps to 24/7 Apps
A new debate contrasts the hands-off parenting of the 1960s with today's tech-reliant mothers, raising questions about which approach truly serves children best.
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Climate Change Reaches the Supermarket as Prices Reflect Environmental Strain
Rising temperatures and extreme weather are disrupting global food supply chains, leading to higher prices and empty shelves in supermarkets. The effects of climate …
Bangladeshi editor calls for independent journalism to rebuild public trust
Khairul Alam, editor of DBARTA24 and former general secretary of the Dhaka Union of Journalists, told RT that journalism must remain independent of political …
22-Year-Old Worker Dies in Fall at Colosseum; Rome Prosecutors Open Investigation
A specialized rope-access technician fell about ten meters while installing a new lighting system at the Colosseum. The monument closed to visitors as prosecutors …
Lisbon Tops Ranking of Europe's Happiest Capitals, Followed by Helsinki and Athens
A new ranking of European capitals by happiness places Lisbon first, with Helsinki and Athens close behind, highlighting how quality of life, community, and …
Brussels Bans Cars for a Day as Belgium Sets Record for Car-Free Events
Brussels held its 26th Car-Free Sunday on 20 September, closing the entire Capital-Region to motor vehicles for nearly ten hours. More than 70 Belgian …
Experts Say So-Called Massage Flu Is Real but Not a Diagnosis
Clients report flu-like symptoms after spa treatments, but health experts say the reaction is a normal inflammatory response, not a release of toxins.
Romania's Education Minister: Nearly Half of Pupils Lack Basic Math and Romanian Language Skills
Interim Education Minister Mihai Dimian says National Assessment results show almost half of Romanian pupils do not master basic mathematics and Romanian language, warning …
Damian Drăghici: Education, Not Money, Is What Lifts a Child Out of Poverty
Romanian musician Damian Drăghici argues that education, not money, offers children a way out of poverty, and warns that politicians lose touch with reality …
Israeli Software Powers Global Investment Scams, Investigation Finds
A German magazine's investigation reveals how criminal networks use software from an Israeli company to lure victims into fraudulent investment sites, stealing their savings. …
RNLI Suspends Portsmouth Services After Volunteers Abused for Rescuing Migrants
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has paused operations in Portsmouth after far-right activists harassed and abused volunteers for saving migrants in the English Channel. …
RNLI Suspends Portsmouth Services After Volunteers Abused at Protest
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has temporarily halted operations in Portsmouth after volunteers were abused by anti-migrant protesters, raising questions about the safety of …
Japan Surpasses 100,000 Centenarians for the First Time
Japan has recorded more than 107,000 people aged 100 or older, the highest proportion in the world, with women making up 88 percent. The …
Klima-Desinformation in französischen Medien steigt laut Beobachtungsstelle um 28 Prozent
Die Observatoire des médias sur l'écologie registriert in sechs Monaten 452 Fälle von Klima-Desinformation – ein Anstieg um 28 Prozent gegenüber 2025. Besonders häufig …
Prien kündigt rasche Gesetze für Kinder- und Jugendschutz im Netz an
Bundesfamilienministerin Prien will den Schutz von Kindern und Jugendlichen in der digitalen Welt mit schnellen gesetzlichen Maßnahmen verbessern. Die Ankündigung fällt in eine laufende …
RNLI Volunteer Rejects 'Traitor' Label After Being Wrongly Named in Migrant Rescue
A volunteer with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution has spoken out after being falsely identified online as a person who helped migrants ashore, while …
Nigeria: le système de santé défaillant pousse les femmes vers l’accouchement traditionnel
Face à un système de santé sous-financé et à des maternités débordées, de plus en plus de Nigérianes se tournent vers des pratiques ancestrales …
«This place might look bad but it’s not»: Middlesbrough residents hold onto hope after week of violence
Nine people have died in events police link to organised crime in Grangetown and South Bank on Teesside. Residents speak of fear, deprivation and …
Seattle Times columnist resigns after column on women's sports is rejected
Seattle Times sports columnist Matt Calkins resigned after the paper refused to publish his column on two student-athletes who oppose transgender girls competing in …
At Ust-Luga, unpaid wages turn a megaproject into a question of dignity
Chinese workers at the Baltic Chemical Complex say they went months without pay and lacked control over contracts or passports. Their protest raises a …
