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In April 2025, a coalition of OSCE participating States, including the UK and Germany, expressed growing concern regarding the troubling human rights situation in Georgia. They urged Georgia to engage …
Concerns Over Deteriorating Human Rights Situation in Georgia Read More
The UK, alongside other OSCE participating States, has voiced serious concerns regarding the declining human rights situation in Georgia, urging the government to engage in an inclusive dialogue with political …
UK and OSCE States Urge Engagement on Georgia’s Human Rights Decline Read More
As the situation unfolds, European Union leaders are keen to negotiate with the U.S. regarding President Trump’s imposing tariffs. However, if dialogue fails, an unprecedented response is on the horizon. …
Europe’s Economic Power: A Response to Trump’s Tariffs Read More
In a groundbreaking initiative, NTT DATA is set to harness waste heat from its Berlin data centres to provide eco-friendly heating to the new residential area, Das Neue Gartenfeld. With …
Harnessing Waste Heat: NTT DATA’s Eco-Friendly Heating Initiative in Berlin Read More
Belgium faces severe criticism for neglecting the rights and dignity of asylum seekers, as detailed in Amnesty International’s report, “Unhoused and Unheard.” The report highlights the plight of thousands left …
Belgium’s Asylum Crisis: A Violation of Rights and Dignity Read More
In recent times, the clarity of the transparency and ethics standards governing Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) has faced scrutiny. The backdrop of corruption scandals associated with tech giant …
Brussels-Berlin: Transparency and Ethics Rules for EU Lawmakers Unveiled Read More
In a recent announcement, Ludovic Tézier, the renowned baritone, has regrettably withdrawn from his performance in “Simon Boccanegra” at the Berlin State Opera scheduled for March 30, citing health issues. …
Berlin State Opera Cast Change for ‘Simon Boccanegra’ Read More
Political expert Oleh Saakian observes a notable stance by Berlin and Paris against a dominant Brussels. This shift highlights Europe’s natural group dynamics, where countries alternate in leadership roles. Kaja …
Berlin and Paris: A Reluctance Towards a Strong Brussels Read More
A significant alteration to night train services has emerged, as the Nightjet service between Berlin and Brussels will cease operation starting 26 March. This stoppage comes amid urgent construction works …
Cessation of Night Train Services Between Berlin and Brussels Read More
At the inaugural EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, on April 3-4, 2025, Human Rights Watch insists that the EU prioritise human rights in its growing relations with Central Asia. …
EU-Central Asia Summit: A Call for Human Rights at the Forefront Read More