Italy posts one of the EU’s lowest homicide rates
Recent figures place Italy near the bottom of EU homicide rates, reflecting a long decline in lethal violence.
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Recent figures place Italy near the bottom of EU homicide rates, reflecting a long decline in lethal violence.
A student made chocolate bars from cocoa cultivated in Reading, part of work on varieties that can handle a changing climate.
Scotland is preparing to welcome beavers back near Loch Ness, a species absent from the area for roughly 500 years.
A community in England is testing social care based on communal living and mutual responsibility rather than isolated appointments.
Italian pediatricians designed game boxes so parents and kids talk at dinner while some restaurants discourage phones.
Fight nights raise money for free boxing sessions that help women rebuild confidence after abusive relationships.
More than 750 civilians stranded in a Russian-occupied city were escorted to safety in one of the war’s larger humanitarian evacuations.
On Corvo Island near Portugal, a planned autumn blackout has already helped tens of thousands of young seabirds avoid fatal light confusion.
The Dutch government pledged half a billion dollars over a decade to the Tropical Forest Forever Facility, a fund aimed at keeping tropical forests standing.
Dutch campaigner Teun Toebes, who moved into a dementia ward as a young adult, argues care should prioritize a good life, not only safety.
Denmark announced it will phase out mink farming by August 2029, a landmark animal-welfare decision.
The constructive-journalism outlet launched a video podcast to bring weekly progress stories to new platforms.
A Cornwall study found nets fitted with bird-of-prey kites sharply lowered the odds of catching guillemots and razorbills.
Positive News profiled a company testing regenerative practices to make dairy more resilient.
A free online resource aims to steer young men toward accountability and away from toxic online subcultures.
Fix the News highlighted continued uptake of rules that let families escalate care concerns in hospitals.
In southern Norway’s mountains, a long-running glacial archaeology survey recovered 48 Stone Age arrowheads and shafts.
Progress reporting noted continued demining work that returns land to civilian use in Kosovo.
Uisge the Labrador works with Conservation Detection Dogs of Scotland to find invasive algae that threaten lochs and oysters.
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