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Citizen resistance can “bury” lithium batteries

Fear and distrust in Serbia – an obstacle to the transition to a zero-emission economy  Olafs Zvejnieks, Latvijas Avīze; Katarina Baletić, Balkan Insight More than 8 million or 400 tonnes of...

A child identifies as an animal – an act or a pathology?

Līga Aija Lagzdiņa/Latvijas Avīze Both globally and in Latvia, there is a trend that children are increasingly choosing to identify as animals. These children and young people,...

What creates the ground for conspiracy theories?

The death of a four-year-old boy from complications of diphtheria has once again opened the floodgates for conspiracy theorists, who also express their distrust...

Despite the war, Russians got 450 000 visas to the EU

Author: Robert Břešťan, HlidaciPes.org, Czech republic Last year, only 262 Russian citizens received visas at the Czech Embassy in Moscow entitling them to short-term entry...

When basic things get mixed up

Māris Antonevičs/Latvijas Avīze “Never forget”, British theology blogger Paul Williams wrote on X (formerly Twitter), adding a picture of a historic 1927 coin. It reads...

Soldier’s heart. War can cause permanent changes in the personality structure

Author: Robert Břešťan, HlidaciPes.org, Czech republic The war that Russia has unleashed against Ukraine is now in its third year. The number of people, both...
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Kijátsszák egymás ellen a nemzeti érzést és az európai gondolatot a populista pártok

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Hegedűs István szociológus, a Magyarországi Európa Társaság elnöke elemezte az Európai Unió és Magyarország kapcsolatát, a magyar tagság lehetséges jövőjét. EU-tagság, kilépés, Brexit, Huxit?...

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