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Wallis Wang Hong Kong is a diversified city that cannot be replaced by other places as it allows citizens to "work hard, play hard," Chief E...

Berlin is the last federal state in Germany to approve the wearing of headscarves by teachers. The fact that the courts have had to demand this time and again does not however reflect well on German politics. By Daniel Bax

From the blog of Jacob Resnick at The Times of Israel

Some two years ago, the Chief Rabbinate's imports committee denied an initial Tzohar request to allow its certification to apply for imported goods.

The matter of reasonableness is one of the least contested provisions of the judicial reform.

Amendment to Basic Law barring use of 'reasonableness' expected to come before panel on Wednesday; MK Gideon Sa'ar calls wording 'very, very extreme and very, very dangerous'

The Election Is Crucial to the Government's Plans to Change the Composition of the Judicial Appointments Committee, a Key Aspect of Netanyahu's Judicial Overhaul

Germany has appointed Veterinarian Ariane Kari as its first federal animal welfare officer: She will focus on animal protection in industrial agriculture. But will she have enough clout?

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev said the full implementation of the new norms defined in the adopted Constitution requires the continuation with renewed vigour and enthusiasm.

From broiler chickens struggling under their artificially enhanced weight to heavy-laden cows, hope springs anew for all animals in Germany.