Last May, when Eurovision broadcast the musical competition’s semifinals, viewers at home noticed something strange. During rehearsals with a live audience earlier in the week, audience members loudly booed singer Eden Golan, the Israeli entrant whose participation stirred a controversy due to…
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A recent ICJ ruling requires countries to end all support for Israeli occupation — but not according to the EU’s internal legal advice.
On Ireland’s wet and windy Achill Island, local sheep farmer Stephen Gavin, 64, has been harvesting peat from the wetlands near his home since April. The unmistakable smell of the bog’s sweet earthiness hangs in the air as Gavin cuts rectangular sods of peat from the wetland that squelches beneath…
Stevia, a natural sweetener coveted for its zero-calorie sweetness, has been embroiled in a whirlwind of controversy in Europe.
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