Nowadays, with the looming threat of climate change, and air and water pollution part of our daily lives, it is especially important to know how safe the environment is around us.

The human body is made up of approximately 60% water. People have to drink enough water for their body systems to function properly.

Every day, we drink, use and bathe in water. Yet water contamination is on the rise, another example of our vulnerability to environmental degradation, so dramatically highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The good news is that it’s easy to check water quality, and so avert the danger by ourselves.

As we move into summer, the best spots to rest are by the lake or on the banks of rivers. However, the water that we crave is not always safe for our health.

Climate change and global warming are immediate challenges that everyone must recognise and adapt to in their lives. Do you want to make a difference and mitigate the negative effects?

Ani lives in the city of Vanadzor in the Lori region (marz) of Armenia with her family. She has two small children; the youngest daughter has a disability.

Georgia has a centuries-long tradition of growing herbal tea. Shota Kopaliani lives in the village of Chalistavi, in the Tsageri region. He inherited the culture of tea-making from his ancestors, and to this day he takes care to preserve and develop it.

Some 30 kilometres from Chisinau lies the town of Criuleni. While there are dozens of media outlets in the capital, Criuleni has only one newspaper reflecting the life of this region. Today, we are heading to the Est-Curier editorial office. The newspaper's director, Elena Motricală, is waiting for…

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically reduced the number of foreign tourists in Armenia. However, the locals of the city of Sevan in the Gegharkunik region of Armenia are still trying to attract local tourists, and now the city’s residents are preparing for the summer holiday season.

Oksana Yatsiuk, a civic activist from Vinnytsia, has proposed an idea to establish self-help groups to counter COVID-19 disinformation. To set up the groups, Oksana focused on her personal and information security training experience.