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In a bold move against international residents, the Berlin Senate is seeking to deport four individuals—three European citizens and one other—due to their involvement in pro-Palestine protests. None of these …
Berlin’s Authoritarian Assault: Deportations of Pro-Palestine Activists Under ‘Staatsräson’ Read More
As political tides shift, Keir Starmer stands poised for his last Prime Minister’s Questions before the Easter break, while anticipation mounts for President Trump’s sweeping global tariff announcement tonight. This …
Starmer Faces Pressure to Unite Against Trump Tariffs with EU and Canada Read More
In Germany, public sector union Verdi is set to engage in a pivotal fourth round of negotiations regarding pay and working conditions for approximately 2.5 million public workers. Following previous …
Germany’s Dynamic Political Landscape: Pay Talks, Immigration, and Controversies Read More
Abdalle Mumin, a human rights journalist recently released from imprisonment in Somalia, reflects on his harrowing experiences and newfound freedom. Jailed for opposing a government ban that curtailed free speech, …
From Imprisonment to Healing: Abdalle Mumin’s Journey in Jersey Read More
The UK Government is reviewing the application of Article Eight of the European Convention on Human Rights, specifically concerning its role in halting migrant deportations. Yvette Cooper announced this review …
UK Government Reviews Human Rights Law in Immigration Context Read More
During a recent UN Human Rights Council side event in Geneva, former UK MP Paul Burstow highlighted significant human rights concerns in Bangladesh, stressing the dual nature of the country’s …
Urgent Call for Human Rights Protections in Bangladesh by Former UK MP Read More
A couple, Daryl O’Leary and Maiara dos Santos Carvalho, made a pivotal move from Dublin to Berlin, finding the housing market in both cities vastly different. After grappling with Dublin’s …
From Dublin to Berlin: A Couple’s Triumph Over Housing Struggles Read More
On the solemn occasion marking the International Day of Remembrance for the victims of the transatlantic slave trade, UN Secretary-General António Guterres underscored that, although the trade ended centuries ago, …
Honouring the Legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade: A Call to Action Read More
The German government has initiated an investigation into potential changes in U.S. immigration policy after its citizens were denied entry to the United States and detained at border points. Following …
German Government Investigates U.S. Border Arrests of Its Citizens Read More
Canadians are expressing a growing sense of frustration regarding their relationship with the U.S., particularly in light of President Donald Trump’s comments about potentially annexing Canada and the implementation of …
Frustration in Canada Over U.S. Tariffs and Annexation Rhetoric Read More