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On April 16, Rustam Bakoyan, Deputy Chair of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Protection of Human Rights, along with Committee Members Marina Ghazaryan and Tigran Parsilyan, engaged with GRETA, …
Armenia and GRETA Experts Collaborate for Trafficking Victims’ Rights Read More
In a call to action, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch urge the European Union to advocate for the release of numerous political prisoners in Bhutan, some detained for decades …
European Union Urged to Advocate for Release of Political Prisoners in Bhutan Read More
The European Union (EU) is urged to press Bhutan to liberate more than thirty political prisoners, many of whom have endured harsh conditions for decades, as reported by Amnesty International …
EU’s Call for Bhutan to Release Political Prisoners: An Human Rights Imperative Read More
General Keith Kellogg, President Trump’s envoy, suggested that Ukraine may be partitioned similarly to Berlin post-World War II as part of a peace settlement. He envisions a scenario where Western …
Ukraine: A Future Division Compared to Post-WWII Berlin? Read More
Recently, Libyan authorities expelled ten international aid organizations from their country, claiming these groups supported demographic changes through humanitarian aid to African migrants. This stance echoes incendiary rhetoric from Tunisia’s …
Libya’s Expulsion of Aid Groups Highlights Migration Crisis and Human Rights Concerns Read More
On March 18, a significant discussion titled “Human Rights in Azerbaijan: The Trials and Detention of Ethnic Armenians” unfolded at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, drawing attention to …
UN Human Rights Council Spotlight on Armenian Captives in Azerbaijan Read More
Thinley Chukki, the Representative of the Tibet Bureau Geneva, recently completed a pivotal two-day official visit to Germany, focused on strengthening the government’s support for Tibet and amplifying awareness of …
Thinley Chukki’s Official Visit to Germany: Advocating for Tibet’s Human Rights Read More
Germany’s prominent political parties, the CDU conservatives and the Social Democrats, are re-engaging in coalition discussions in Berlin. As these influential groups strive to establish a unified governing body, the …
Germany’s CDU and Social Democrats Resume Coalition Talks in Berlin Read More
On April 7, in a bustling Washington, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu became the first foreign leader to meet U.S. President Donald Trump after the latter imposed tariffs globally. The …
Trump and Netanyahu Navigate Tariffs and Geopolitical Challenges in Washington Read More
As the echoes of a global trade war reverberate, US tariffs emerge as the initial volley in a complex arena known as “weaponised interdependence.” This term, signalling a shift in …
US Tariffs and the Rising Tide of Weaponised Interdependence Read More