China’s trade attack on Lithuania exposes EU’s powerlessness
The EU has no good cards to play as China rapidly ups the ante in its economic hit job against…
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European law experts’ opinion: Hungary’s LGBT law violates international rights standards
A panel of experts of the Council of Europe human rights body has assessed that recent amendments to Hungarian legislation…
EU tries to salvage Eastern Partnership ties under Russian threat
EU leaders will try to rescue their outreach to five former Soviet republics of eastern Europe on Wednesday (15 December),…
EU sanctions target Russian ‘Wagner’ mercenary group
The European Union on Monday imposed sanctions on the Russian-based private military contractor known as the Wagner Group, which is…
NGOs’ open letter called von der Leyen to intervene on delayed corporate human rights law
The European Commission should keep its promises and uphold corporate human rights obligations according to an open letter sent to…
UN Digital Summit – IGF 2021 has officially started
Determining clear principles protecting human rights online, fighting disinformation and hate speech, and ensuring access to the Internet for all…
Russia’s Putin to land in India to boost military, energy ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin will arrive in India on Monday for his second overseas trip since the pandemic, seeking to…
French press agency and Google launched a programme against disinformation in French elections
Agence France-Presse (AFP) and Google France launched on 6 December a programme to fight disinformation in the run-up to the…
Russia’s destabilisation of Ukraine: the contest for influence is going on
Russia’s deployment of some 100,000 troops on Ukraine’s border, military manoeuvring in the region, and intensified hybrid activity are raising…
A list of countries imposing fines and bans for unvaccinated
In the battle against the coronavirus, the unvaccinated are being increasingly targeted. Germany and Israel are moving closer to making…