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Freedom for Eurasia urges Belgium to reconsider the deportation of Sitoramo Ibrohimova and her four children due to potential persecution in Tajikistan. Activists claim her extradition could lead to serious …
Urgent Call to Protect Tajik Family from Deportation: Activists Demand Justice Read More
With Trump’s return to power imminent, Ukraine scrambles for EU military support as uncertainty looms over U.S. aid. The EU pledges military commitments, but Trump’s stance could shift the dynamics …
Ukraine’s Defense Fragility Amidst Trump’s Political Ambiguity Read More
COP29 is controversially hosted in Azerbaijan, a dictatorship accused of human rights violations and ethnic cleansing of Armenians. The regime suppresses dissent and leverages oil and gas revenue while the …
COP29: A Stage for Greenwashing Amidst Human Rights Violations Read More
A new study calls for the EU to take immediate legal action against Hungary’s Orbán regime, highlighting significant breaches of human dignity and democracy. It stresses the need for clarity …
EU Urged to Intensify Legal Actions Over Hungary’s Democracy Crisis Read More
In Greece 2023, reports of police brutality and human rights violations persisted, particularly against refugees and activists. A deadly shipwreck raised alarms over the handling of border policies, with ongoing …
Greece 2023: An Unfolding Human Rights Crisis Read More
A coalition of civil rights organizations is demanding the EU suspend funding to Turkish facilities linked to severe human rights abuses against migrants. This follows a grim investigative report revealing …
EU Funding Under Fire as Rights Groups Highlight Abuses in Turkish Migrant Centers Read More
Russian occupiers in Mariupol are threatening the Church of Saint Petro Mohyla and the Assumption Cathedral, unique for their Petrykivka painting. Cultural authorities decry these actions as cultural genocide aimed …
Cultural Genocide in Mariupol: Threats to Saint Petro Mohyla Church Read More
Egypt is shifting refugee registration from UNHCR to government control, raising human rights concerns. An EU-funded rescue center in Libya is finally set to open amidst skepticism. The European Ombudsman …
EU External Partners: Tensions Rise Over Refugee Policies and Human Rights Read More
The EU plans to invest €438 million in 2025 for research aimed at combating the rise of authoritarianism and radicalization. This funding will focus on threats to democratic governance, misinformation, …
EU Allocates €438 Million to Combat Authoritarianism and Promote Democracy Read More
Japanese rubber futures experienced a 0.79% rise on the Osaka Exchange, influenced by strong Chinese export growth and fluctuating oil prices. As China gears up for potential tariffs, its central …
Japanese Rubber Prices Surge Amid Positive Economic Signals from China Read More