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Human rights groups have launched a scathing critique of the EU, condemning the bloc for seemingly ignoring Israeli violations as it approaches the forthcoming Partnership Council meeting with Israel. They …
Rights Groups Urge EU Action Against Israeli Violations Ahead of Meeting Read More
In recent months, many have raised concern over the fate of Germany’s industrial economy, once celebrated for its robust engineering and high-volume exports. Central to its economic success was a …
Is Germany’s Industrial Economic Model Facing an Existential Crisis? Read More
As spring melts the snow, so too do the dreams of Afghan women rise anew. Those who made the brave journey to Tashkent, Uzbekistan in search of education are now …
Empowering Afghan Women: Education as a Pathway to Hope Read More
Human Rights Watch has urged Polish lawmakers to reject a contentious bill permitting the temporary suspension of asylum rights at the border with Belarus. The European Commission is called upon …
Poland’s Proposed Asylum Suspension Bill Sparks Human Rights Concerns Read More
In a significant policy shift, Hungary now mandates that nationals from third countries, aspiring to obtain a National Residence Card or an EU Residence Card, demonstrate fundamental knowledge about the …
Hungary’s New Cultural Knowledge Exam for Residency Applicants Read More
In a talk in Brussels, Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, emphasised the vital need for global cooperation to address economic disparities that threaten to fragment international …
BoE Governor Urges Global Unity to Address Economic Disparities Read More
Turkey’s Human Rights Violations Reported by ECtHRAccording to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), Turkey remains a prominent violator of human rights in Europe, featuring in their 2024 annual …
Turkey’s Human Rights Violations Highlighted in ECtHR Report Read More
The Eurozone economy finds itself ensnared in a sluggish phase, prompting revisions to our growth forecasts. This adjustment results from anticipated US tariffs on European imports that we expect to …
Eurozone Economic Outlook: Navigating Tariff Threats Read More
In a significant diplomatic meeting in Dublin, Tánaiste Simon Harris met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to discuss various pressing issues, encompassing economic ties, human rights concerns, and the …
Harris and Wang Yi Discuss Trade, Human Rights, and Ukraine in Dublin Meeting Read More
The recent ban on Red Dye 3 by the Food and Drug Administration, intended to prevent its use in food and drinks, has sparked discussions reminiscent of past dye controversies. …
The Ban on Red Dye #3: A Step Towards Safer Food or Just a Rewind? Read More