For Ukraine, there is no other way to end the war than to regain all occupied territories, but this is unlikely to happen this year, according to participants in the conference "The Russian invasion of Ukraine: journalists, war, refugees" held last night in London.more

Humanity will reach its peak earlier than previously expected, but it will be lower than predicted, the Guardian newspaper reported, citing the latest Club of Rome report.more

Young Japanese fathers are afraid of the reaction of employers and do not apply for parental leave, CNN reports, reminding that last year the number of births fell below 800,000 for the first time since the 19th century.more

The Eiffel Tower was closed this afternoon due to the strike against the pension reform, announced the management of the Paris tourist attraction ahead of the main demonstration starting today in Paris.more

Four policemen were injured during an operation against drug traffickers near Alicante in eastern Spain. Six people were arrested, including one of Polish nationality, the interior ministry in Madrid announced on Tuesday.more

Poles, Czechs and Slovaks prefer full-time employment, but Croatians and Hungarians want to work on their own, notes "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna", referring to a Eurostat survey that asked young Europeans what they think about setting up companies.more

Agatha Christie's classic crime novels have been edited to remove potentially offensive language, CNN has reported. The works of the "queen of crime fiction" have been edited to remove racist references and other language that modern audiences may find unacceptable.more

A new gene called ATRIP, whose mutations cause a high risk of breast cancer, was discovered by Polish researchers in cooperation with colleagues from Canada, said Dr. Cezary Cybulski, a geneticist from the Department of Genetics and Pathology of the Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin.more

Police in Nashville reported that yesterday's attack by an armed woman on a Presbyterian school killed three 9-year-old students and three adults aged about 60. One of them was the school principal. The police shot the killer.more

On June 10, a satellite will send the text of Pope Francis' prayer for the cessation of the pandemic into space. The prayer was delivered by the Pope three years ago, when he stood alone in an empty St. Peter's Square. The Spei satellite will be launched from California.more

According to American Express' Global Travel Trends Report, travelers, particularly Generation Z and millennials, intend to spend more money on travel in 2023 than in 2022. Travelers are taking inspiration from their favorite TV series and movies, choosing their next travel destination based on the food and beverage offerings and their desire to enhance their well-being.more

Ukrainian farmers who have returned to their hometowns, liberated last fall from Russian occupation, are clearing their fields with their own hands; people are risking their lives, but argue that they can no longer wait for fear of losing their sources of income, US broadcaster CNN reported today.more

Russia's invasion of Ukraine will continue as long as Vladimir Putin believes he can impose his will on Ukraine with military action or force it to stop fighting when the West abandons it, according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW).more

A transgender police candidate from the town of Torrelodones near Madrid has sparked a lively polemic in Spain. During the competitive exams in March, he changed his gender to female and achieved the best results in physical fitness tests in the female category. The other candidates feel cheated, writes "ABC."more

Amsterdam authorities call for 20 km/h speed limit for electric bikesmore

Some environmental groups oppose the extermination of rats in urban spaces, which have proliferated in the wake of a strike by municipal workers in Paris against pension reform and the backlog of tons of garbage on the capital's streets, the daily Le Figaro reported.more

A gynecologist from The Hague who is the father of more than 500 children worldwide will stand trial, the daily De Volkskrant reported yesterday. The 41-year-old sperm donor was sued by Donorkind, an organization for donor children, and the mother of his two children.more

The forced takeover of Credit Suisse bank has helped avert a global banking crisis, but it has struck a blow to Swiss pride, Belgian business daily De Tijd wrote yesterday. "Switzerland is no longer a safe island," the newspaper assessed.more

Twenty-six people were killed in the US states of Mississippi and Alabama as a result of a powerful storm that triggered a devastating tornado on Friday evening. Hundreds of homes were razed to the ground, and the swath of destruction is 274 kilometers long.more

The Council of State (French's highest administrative court) has ordered the government to introduce a ban on fishing in parts of the Atlantic to protect dolphins that are being killed by the hundreds entangled in industrial fishing nets, AFP reported.more

Pope Francis has definitively approved procedures to prevent and combat sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. The Vatican today published an updated version of Francis' apostolic letter "Vos estis lux mundi" (You are the light of the world), issued in 2019.more

Almost half (46 percent) of honey imported into the European Union is counterfeit, warns the Joint Research Center of the European Commission (JRC). The center's report shows that most of the adulterated honey comes from China and Turkey.more

The results of the so-called The number of intelligence tests among Americans has been steadily increasing since 1932, but in the years 2006-2018 this trend was reversed in almost all cognitive categories.more

Yesterday, on a regional train on the Cottbus - Frankfurt (Oder) route, a man attacked passengers with an axe. The seventeen-year-old was seriously injured. The attacker was apprehended. The detained man is a 37-year-old Pole, writes the portal of the "Bild" daily.more

The trade union Verdi and the railway and transport union (EVG) confirmed in Berlin that traffic across Germany will be paralyzed by a public transport warning strike next Monday. The wage protest will start at midnight on March 26 and 27 and will last around the clock, unionists informed.more