Child Protection in Football
World Football Day On several occasions, this newspaper has highlighted football’s transformative power, particularly from the perspective of non-violence and…
Raising Voices, Building Peace: Women at the Frontlines of Disarmament
International Women’s Day for Peace and Disarmament Each year on May 24th, the world marks the International Women’s Day for…
Your Skin Matters. What You Should Know About Melanoma
World Melanoma Day Imagine this: it is a bright, sunny day. You grab your towel, some snacks, maybe a good…
A Toast to Shared Knowledge
In recent years, a powerful movement has emerged to break down the barriers between academia and the public: bringing science…
Bitter Taste Receptors in the Gut Could Hold the Key to Healthy Aging
Did you know that your gut can “taste” and that this might influence how you age? A recent study led…
Silent Guardians of Our Food System
International Bee Day Every May 20th, the world observes International Bee Day, a date proclaimed by the United Nations to…
Taking care of the mind after a stroke improves long-term health
A study by King’s College London has shown that depression after a stroke can seriously affect both physical and mental…
To keep ideals and dreams alive
If you don’t dream, it’s not possible. It is quite common to find people who believe that having ideals is…
Being visible does not mean being exposed
International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, Biphobia On the International Day Against LGTBIphobia, it is essential to remember that the fight…
May 16: International Day of Living Together in Peace – Advancing Transformative Dialogue
The International Day of Living Together in Peace reminds us that peace is much more than the absence of conflict.…