'Play to Stop – Europe for climate' – a campaign giving young Europeans a chance to learn and talk about climate change and the environment. more »
The Japanese city of Hiroshima held its annual peace memorial ceremony Thursday to remember the first atomic bomb ever used against human beings on the day 64 years ago. more »
Surfers attacked by sharks - a typical summer headline, in some parts of the world. But really it's the sharks who need protecting - over a third of all shark species living in the open seas are threatened with extinction. more »
Lottery fever is sweeping Italy ahead of Tuesday's night's record draw. more »
The Sudanese women are protesting Lubna Hussein's sentence of 40 lashes for the crime of wearing trousers in public. more »
On August 4–6 Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian members of the Baltic Battalion staff will exercise in the Lithuanian Grand Duke Algirdas Mechanised Infantry Battalion (Rukla, Jonava Distr.). more »
Mobile exposition of needleworks of Afghan women, artefacts found by Lithuanian archaeologists in Ghowr and photo and video material produced by the Lithuanian-led PRT will be displayed in the major cities of Lithuania. more »
The killing of two teenagers by a gunman who opened fire on a gay meeting in Tel Aviv has shocked many Israelis. more »
Missing luggage still a big headache for passengers in Europe. more »
As Europeans hit the beaches in large numbers this summer the risk of skin disease is present if people expose them to too much sun and don't use adequate protection. more »
Surfers attacked by sharks - a typical summer headline, in some parts of the world. But really it's the sharks who need protecting - over a third of all shark species living in the open seas are threatened with extinction.
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