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Switzerland’s economics minister, Guy Parmelin, confirmed that the nation has not commenced formal tariff negotiations with the United States despite attempts to engage with the US administration. He explained that …
Switzerland’s Economic Minister: No Formal Tariff Talks with the US Yet Read More
Swiss Economics Minister Guy Parmelin announces that Switzerland has not yet engaged in formal tariff negotiations with the United States. Although recent discussions were held to understand U.S. concerns, Parmelin …
Switzerland Navigates Uncertainty in US Tariff Discussions Read More
In a distressing decision, an Afghan woman, referred to as Mina for anonymity, has had her UK asylum claim denied, despite her significant contributions to human rights in Afghanistan before …
UK Denies Asylum to Afghan Human Rights Defender Amid Rising Rejections Read MoreIn his inaugural visit as Austria’s Economics Minister, Dr. Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer expressed his commitment to revitalising the industrial sector amidst daunting challenges. Visiting voestalpine in Linz, he announced that the …
Dr. Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer’s Vision for Austria’s Industrial Future Read More
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) declared that Bulgaria infringed upon human rights by denying a journalist access to the acquittal judgment of a former Internal Affairs Minister involved …
ECHR Confirms Bulgaria Violated Human Rights in Journalist Access Denial Read More
EU’s Troubling Alliance with Egypt: Concerns Raised An open letter to EU officials has ignited concerns over a planned partnership between Europol and Egypt’s law enforcement. This agreement is viewed …
EU Collaboration with Egypt: A Dangerous Compromise on Human Rights Read More
The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) convenes in Strasbourg from January 27 to 31, aiming to address critical issues including the humanitarian crisis in Gaza impacting women, children, and …
Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly Addresses Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Read More
The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) is gathering in Strasbourg from January 27 to 31 to discuss pressing issues, notably the humanitarian crisis affecting women, children, and hostages in …
Debates on Humanitarian Crisis and Rights at the Council of Europe Assembly Read More
In an alarming development, an open letter directed at EU officials has raised serious reservations about the proposed agreement between Europol and Egyptian law enforcement. This agreement is rooted in …
EU’s Police Cooperation with Egypt Sparks Outcry Over Human Rights Violations Read More
In a resolute stand against human rights abuses, the U.S. Department of State has enacted visa restrictions and sanctions on Georgian officials involved in violent crackdowns on protesters. These actions …
U.S. Takes Stand Against Human Rights Abuses in Georgia with Sanctions Read More