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Pope Leo XIV has called for a ceasefire and dialogue in the ongoing violence in the Middle East during a public address from the Vatican.

Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei delivers his first public message emphasizing peace and the need for defense against U.S. military bases.

The Lebanese Minister of Information announced that the government would take necessary actions if it is proven that Iranian Revolutionary Guards are present in Lebanon.

Scholars who nominated South Korean citizens for the Nobel Peace Prize discuss the significance of citizen participation in democracy and the recent challenges faced by South Korea.

The article discusses the lack of public discourse on peace, emphasizing the importance of children's literature in fostering discussions about peace and conflict.

Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda oversaw the destruction of 232 seized firearms as part of a commitment to peace-building in the state of Guerrero, Mexico.

Despite a signed truce between Madrid's university rectors and President Isabel Díaz Ayuso, economic concerns persist at public universities in Madrid.

Ain Hanschmidt discusses the impact of tax stability on the Estonian economy and the need for reforms to ensure sustainable growth.

Miguel Torruco Garza has been appointed as the Undersecretary of Violence Prevention in Mexico's Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, aimed at implementing comprehensive public policies to construct peace and prevent violence.

The fifth international poetry festival "PAGE BREAK" will be held in Riga, Latvia from April 22 to 25, featuring renowned poets from various countries and a diverse array of poetry events open to the public.

A recent poll indicates that 70% of Ukrainians doubt that the ongoing negotiations involving the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia will lead to lasting peace.

A survey reveals that 70% of Ukrainians lack confidence in the existing peace talks involving Russia and the US to achieve lasting peace.

Journalist Elsa Vidal argues that while Russian society is prepared for peace, the government is not, as outlined in her new book addressing Russian public opinion on the war in Ukraine.

The city of Jacareí, Brazil, has increased its monitoring of noise disturbances by 80% over two years, leading to a decrease in recorded cases of harassment.

Amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, many Iranians feel abandoned and helpless as they prepare for possible conflict or peace negotiations.

The article discusses the silence of Vladimir Putin regarding the anniversary of the war in Ukraine, reflecting on the general mood in Russia where a significant majority desires peace but have a skewed vision of how it should be achieved.

Governor Delfina Gómez has established a permanent Peace Table and increased security measures in the State of Mexico following the death of CJNG leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes.

Pope Leo XIV urged an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, lamenting the devastating consequences of the four-year war during a public address.

The article features reader comments on the controversial symbols related to the communist era in Zagreb, sparking debate about their impact on the victims of the Croatian War of Independence.

U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, announced a $17 billion plan for projects in Gaza, including housing and public transport, amid calls from Israeli MK Tzvi Sukot for mass evacuation of Gazans.

A recent survey indicates that Canadians perceive the United States as a greater threat to global peace than Russia, according to Politico.

The Croatian Bishops' Conference has issued a statement condemning surrogacy, emphasizing its immoral implications for both children and mothers.

The South Korean public has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in preventing a martial law crisis in December 2024.

In an interview with Axios, Ukrainian President V. Zelensky criticized former President D. Trump's public calls for Ukraine to make concessions, stating they are 'unfair' as similar demands are not made of Russia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized Donald Trump's public calls for Ukraine to make concessions in negotiations, asserting that such demands were not made of Russia.

Indonesians are closely watching President Prabowo Subianto as he navigates joining Trump's Board of Peace amid public division over this foreign policy decision.

PAO has sent legal notices to various government bodies regarding the financing for upgrades at the Peace and Friendship Stadium.

A group of Buddhist monks completed a 108-day, 3700km pilgrimage to Washington D.C. advocating for peace, drawing significant public support in the U.S.

A recent survey of subscribers to Rzeczpospolita shows a strong opposition among Polish citizens toward joining Donald Trump's Peace Council, with 86.88% against and only 11.25% in favor.

A recent survey shows that a significant portion of the German population views the USA as the greatest threat to global peace, reflecting a marked change in sentiment compared to previous years.

A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Germans now perceive the USA as a major threat to world peace.

A bar in Parnaíba, Piauí was closed indefinitely by police following repeated criminal activity including drug trafficking and noise disturbances.

During Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Rijeka, one person was detained for disturbing public peace, but no other incidents were reported before, during, or after the concert according to local police.

During Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Rijeka, one person was arrested for disturbing public peace, but no other incidents occurred during or after the event according to the local police.

In 2019, Norwegian Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Søreide was informed about a serious warning against the International Peace Institute, which led to a note being sent to the Chief Public Prosecutor and eventually forwarded to the investigation team of the Epstein case in the US.

A remarkable public dispute is unfolding in Poland involving prominent politicians and the U.S. ambassador, Tom Rose, sparked by a Polish politician's refusal to support Donald Trump's aspiration for a Nobel Peace Prize, with the Polish president now intervening in the debate.

New Right figures are amplifying their denial of the Japanese military 'comfort women' issue following President Lee Jae-myung's public criticism and police investigation into the defamation of the 'Peace Girl Statue'.

The Legal Advisor to the Government, Gali Behar-Mayar, stated that Justice Minister Yariv Levin is violating the law and harming the public by preventing the appointment of judges to the peace and district courts amidst an exceptional burden on the Israeli judicial system.

Activist Julián LeBarón Ray has announced his intention to run for the governorship of Chihuahua in 2027 through an independent project focused on promoting human rights and public safety.

As the next round of peace talks in Abu Dhabi approaches, the Kremlin has outlined harsh territorial conditions for Ukraine, hoping to break its resolve, while a significant portion of Ukrainians is willing to endure hardships for future EU membership.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado awarded her Nobel Peace Prize to former President Trump during a public event.

A recent poll indicates that 69% of Ukrainians are doubtful about the success of peace talks with Russia, and 57% believe that Russia may launch another attack even if an agreement is reached.

The article discusses the U.S. peace plan's transition into its second phase, highlighting the lack of public communication from President Trump regarding efforts to stabilize Gaza.

A 22-year-old from Čakovec was fined 1200 euros for disturbing public peace by shouting provocative phrases while under the influence of alcohol.

A 41-year-old Croatian man was arrested for disrupting peace and damaging property in a Rijeka church after he allegedly insulted worshippers and broke a door's glass.

A forester advises the public to avoid forests during severe frost to ensure wildlife can rest peacefully.

A recent poll indicates that 74% of Ukrainians oppose a peace plan that would require Kyiv to withdraw from the Donbas region and limit the size of its army without secure guarantees.

A recent survey reveals that the majority of Poles are skeptical about the imminent end of the war in Ukraine, influenced by various social groups and information sources.

Despite over 1800 fire alarms and around 400 arrests on New Year's Eve, Berlin experienced a relatively quiet transition into 2026 compared to previous years marked by violence and attacks on rescue services.

J Balvin and Residente, two Latin American urban music icons, have reconciled four years after their public feud in 2021.