Estonia’s opioid crisis is heading for Britain
Four or five times a day, in a quiet suburb of Tallinn, Rasmus mixes a powder with water,…
Permacrisis is fuelling Gen-Z mental health problems
In his book The Coddling of the American Mind, social psychologist Jonathan Haidt argues that we need to…
Swiss author shortlisted for German Book Prize
Dorothee Elmiger still in the running for the German Book Prize Keystone-SDA Listen to the article Listening the…
How China is buying up Britain’s schools
Reputedly founded by an Anglo-Saxon king, back in 631, Thetford Grammar’s Norman ruins and gabled Tudor buildings are…
New highway code brings heavier fines, longer suspensions for repeat offenders
[Shutterstock] Greece’s new Highway Code tοοk effect Saturday, introducing stricter penalties and cumulative punishment for repeat traffic violations. …
Drug-resistant fungus spreads through hospitals
File photo. [AP] Greece ranks second in the European Union for Candida auris infections, with 852 cases recorded…
Was Charlie Kirk suspect radicalised by the internet?
In a strange turn, the young man suspected of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah this…
With US in retreat, can Switzerland maintain fight against kleptocracy?
Switzerland has so far returned over $2 billion in misappropriated funds to their countries of origin. Keystone /…
How the boomers crippled France
To no one’s surprise, François Bayrou and his government have been deposed by France’s National Assembly following a…
Christianity’s overlap with the manosphere and what it means for women
The rise of the manosphere, with its call for a return to traditional gender roles, reflects a backlash…