Russia has stepped up its alliance with Iran in a dramatic show of solidarity, as President Vladimir Putin publicly congratulated…
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Brazil’s New Kid-Safe App Law: Loot Boxes Banned, Age Ratings Mandatory—Starting March 17
Brazil is cracking down on apps targeting children and teens with its freshly approved Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents…
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EU–Mercosur Organic Trade: Level Playing Field or One-Way Street?”
Spain’s organic farming sector is sending a clear message to Brussels: free trade with Mercosur is welcome, but only if…
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Iron Needs: Why Women Need More Than Men
Iron is essential for producing hemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood, supporting energy, immunity and muscle function. Adult men…
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AI in Law: Experts Debate Professional Duty and Liability Risks
Spanish legal experts recently gathered for a webinar titled “Ciclo de diálogos sobre la Inteligencia Artificial: Responsabilidad y diligencia profesional…
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EU Unlocks Automated Driving: New Rules Pave Way for Self-Driving Vehicles
The European Commission has released Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/481, a key update dated March 3, 2026, that refines technical standards…
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EU Court Greenlights Strict Residency Rules for Welfare Benefits
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has issued a landmark ruling allowing EU member states to demand long-term residence permits…
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Farage’s attack on Commonwealth voting rights
Nigel Farage is using a by-election defeat to relaunch a hardline campaign against the UK’s voting rules, targeting both Commonwealth…
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“Who’s Who Around Iran: The Neighbours Shaping a Dangerous War”
Iran’s war is no longer a contained confrontation; it is a regional shockwave pulling in almost every country that shares…
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Tim Tebow Urges U.S. Senate to Act on Alarming Digital Child Exploitation Crisis
In a testimony before the Senate Subcommittee on Criminal Justice and Counterterrorism, former NFL player and activist Tim Tebow presented…
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