Black Year for Human Rights Activists in Russia
Penalties imposed on opposition figures and critics in Russia have been severe, with organizations and media outlets facing bans Read More
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PiS Blockade and Launch of New News Show in Poland
A heated political conflict ensues in Poland as the country’s new government replaces the leadership of public media, prompting members of the ousted PiS party to stage a blockade. Read…
Macron’s Taboo Break: Concessions Made to the Right on Migration
France’s President Macron has had to make significant concessions to the right with the tightened migration law, showcasing the limitations of his political maneuverability. Read More
Residents Allowed to Return to Grindavik Amid Volcanic Eruption
Following a volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland, residents of the town of Grindavik have been given permission to temporarily return to their homes during specific hours…
European Court of Justice Rules Against UEFA in Super League Dispute
The European Court of Justice has delivered a blow to UEFA, the Union of European Football Associations, in an ongoing dispute over the creation of a Super League. Read More
Ukraine Considers Calling Up Citizens Living Abroad
The Ukrainian government is considering the possibility of drafting Ukrainian men who live abroad as part of efforts to address the shortage of soldiers in the country’s armed forces. Read…
Navalny’s Team Offers Rewards for Information on His Whereabouts
The team of imprisoned Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has announced rewards for any information regarding his disappearance. Read More
A Signal of Capability: The EU’s Tougher Migration Policy
The recent EU asylum reform signifies a significant shift towards a tougher migration policy, including stricter measures for families with children. Read More
EU Countries Reach Agreement on New Debt Rules
The finance ministers of the European Union have finally reached an agreement on a reform of the common debt rules, after months of negotiations. Read More
Switzerland Authorizes Shooting of Twelve Wolf Packs – Controversial Decision for Wildlife Conservation
Switzerland has authorized the shooting of twelve wolf packs, sparking controversy among animal rights activists and experts. Read more now.