Belgrade erupts in anger over EU's plan for ties between Serbia,Kosovo | Explainer | Oneindia News
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Belgrade erupts in anger over EU's plan for ties between Serbia,Kosovo | Explainer | Oneindia News
Several thousand people gathered in Belgrade yesterday evening to rally against Kosovo-Serbia talks on an 11-point agreement proposed by the European Union.
The protesters are against the Western nations backed deal to normalise ties between Kosovo and Serbia, which they view as recognition of Kosovo’s independence.
The protesters held Serbian flags and banners that read "Kosovo is not for sale," "Serbia, not European Union," and "No to capitulation." Few months back also, tempers had flared up… and Serbia had put its army on the highest combat alert after days of escalating tensions between Belgrade and Pristina.
In this video, we explain what is the conflict between Serbia and Kosovo…and what is the 11 point agreement that has been proposed by the European Union.
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Data Reveals Nearly , Everyone in Europe Is Breathing , Dangerously Toxic Air.
'The Guardian' reports that Europe is facing a "severe
public health crisis" as nearly the entire continent is
breathing air with dangerous levels of pollution.
According to data, including measurements
from over 1,400 ground monitoring stations,
98% of people live in areas with dangerously dirty air.
That dirty air includes levels of fine particulate
pollution (PM2.5) that exceeds the guidelines
set out by the World Health Organization.
'The Guardian' found that two-thirds of people
live in areas where levels of fine particulates are
more than double the WHO guidelines.
In North Macedonia, nearly two-thirds of people
in the country live in areas with levels of PM2.5
over four times higher than the WHO guidelines.
According to experts, PM2.5
pollution is responsible for 400,000
deaths in Europe every year.
This is a severe public health crisis.
What we see quite clearly is that
nearly everyone in Europe
is breathing unhealthy air, Roel Vermeulen, Professor of environmental
epidemiology at Utrecht University, via 'The Guardian'.
The main producers of PM2.5 pollution are traffic,
industry, domestic heating and agriculture.
According to a recent study, air pollution was
responsible for 1 million stillbirths every year. .
These deaths are preventable
and the estimate does not include
millions of cases of non-fatal
diseases, years lived with disability,
attributable hospitalizations,
or health effects from other pollutants, Dr Hanna Boogaard, Expert on air pollution in Europe at the US Health Effects Institute, via 'The Guardian'
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