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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 2023, Tunisia experienced a marked decline in human rights as authorities intensified repression against dissent. High-profile opposition figures faced baseless charges, and judicial independence eroded further. Women’s representation diminished, …
Human Rights Crisis in Tunisia: Repression and Dissent in 2023 Read More
UNESCO has recognized Austrian confectionery as intangible cultural heritage, celebrating its centuries-old craftsmanship and its integral role in the social fabric of Austria, particularly in Burgenland. The recognition is seen …
Austrian Confectionery Gains UNESCO Recognition as Intangible Cultural Heritage 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 European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of freedom of expression by condemning Russian laws that restrict NGOs and individuals designated as ‘foreign agents’. This unanimous decision underscores …
European Court of Human Rights Upholds Freedom of Expression Against Russian Laws Read More
This article highlights twelve urgent human rights stories from around the world, showcasing the pressing issues that often escape media attention. From oppressive regimes to humanitarian crises, it underscores the …
Beyond the Ballot: Global Human Rights Crises Demand Our Attention 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
EU Special Representative for Human Rights, Olof Skoog, visited Egypt to discuss human rights reforms and foster cooperation between the EU and Egypt. The visit emphasized legislative processes, stakeholder consultations, …
EU’s Olof Skoog Advocates for Human Rights Progress in Egypt Read More
Germany faces an economic slowdown characterized by declining labor productivity, poor educational outcomes, and increasing global competition. Regulatory pressures and rising costs threaten traditional manufacturing, while strategies like increased public …
Germany’s Economic Stagnation: Implications for the European Union Read More
Germany’s ruling coalition is on the verge of collapse due to internal conflicts over economic policies. A leaked document from Christian Lindner, leader of the Free Democrats, outlines controversial proposals …
German Government Faces Imminent Collapse Over Economic Disagreement Read More