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US-sanctioned country asks UN for help to feed children
Cuba has asked the World Food Programme for donations of powdered milk
Feb 29, 2024 21:17
How the US failed the baby formula crisis FEATURE
The shortage remains in place despite the authorities’ efforts to fill the deficit
Jun 24, 2022 17:56
Hungary pans EU’s crusade against meat and wine
Brussels claims certain foods and drinks contribute to cancer, and, hence, shouldn’t be promoted
Feb 23, 2022 08:54
FDA changes 72yo standard
The US Food and Drug Administration has deregulated the making of French dressing, revoking the “standard of identity” for the salad topping. The request comes decades after the industry first called for standards to be dropped.
Jan 13, 2022 09:25
As a doctor, I fear our Covid strategy has put young people’s long-term health at risk Opinion
After two full years battling the virus, it’s clear that some of the decisions made in the effort to contain it will have far-reaching consequences for the future wellbeing of those previously in good health.
Jan 6, 2022 20:10
Boris Johnson’s food policy strategist says meat tax ‘may be necessary’ but warns of FOOD RIOTS if brought in too soon – reports
After the UK’s government climate change advisers urged it to implement policy to reduce meat and dairy consumption, Boris Johnson’s hand-picked food strategy planner reportedly says a meat tax “may be necessary” in the future.
Jun 25, 2021 18:29
Conscious choice or child endangerment? Clashing views on Belgian report decrying kids' vegan diets
A fresh report by the Belgian Royal Academy of Medicine has sparked a debate for claiming bringing kids up vegan is ‘unethical.’ RT heard different views on the potentially dangerous parents' choice.
May 20, 2019 14:07
Are Ukraine’s population figures totally inaccurate? Ex-PM claims 8mn emigrated since Maidan Opinion
Ukraine’s former PM claims more than eight million citizens have emigrated since the Western-backed Maidan in 2014. If he’s right, it adds to growing suspicions that Kiev’s population calculations are utterly out of whack.
Jan 12, 2018 02:29
Religious code of conduct adopted at German university after complaints about Muslim students
The University of Hamburg has imposed a new religious code of conduct for its students. It reportedly comes after numerous complaints about Muslim students praying loudly in the library and crowding the bathrooms to wash their feet.
Nov 7, 2017 14:00
Red meat may trigger kidney malfunction – study
Crispy bacon, a juicy rib eye steak, or beef burger – these mouthwatering red meat delicacies have long been accused of being bad for health. Unfortunately, a new study based on 15 years of research now claims to back that theory with scientific evidence.
Jul 28, 2016 22:20