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In a recent meeting with the Russian Navy, President Vladimir Putin emphasised the Kremlin’s commitment to a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine conflict, asserting that this requires addressing its underlying …
Putin Advocates Peaceful Resolution for Ukraine Conflict Amid Global Tensions Read More
On March 28, a significant press conference took place in Lhasa, the vibrant capital of China’s Xizang Autonomous Region. The event showcased the release of a white paper entitled “Human …
Release of White Paper on Human Rights Progress in Xizang Read More
The spectre of a staggering 200% duty on European wines looms ominously over the Italian wine industry, a consequence of Trump’s trade policies. Although dire consequences are not yet fully …
Italian Wine Industry’s Urgent Plea to Government Against US Tariffs Read More
At the inaugural EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, on April 3-4, 2025, Human Rights Watch insists that the EU prioritise human rights in its growing relations with Central Asia. …
EU-Central Asia Summit: A Call for Human Rights at the Forefront Read More
The Sport & Rights Alliance has urged FIFA to take decisive action against the ongoing discrimination faced by Afghan women footballers in exile, enabling their participation in international matches. The …
FIFA’s Crucial Role in Supporting Afghan Women’s Football Team Exiled from Their Homeland Read More
In a timely move, the Campaign for Uyghurs (CFU) has voiced its support for the reintroduction of the Uyghur Human Rights Protection Act. This bipartisan legislation aims to grant Priority …
CFU Supports Uyghur Human Rights Bill to Protect Refugees from Persecution Read More
The Sport & Rights Alliance has urged FIFA to address the ongoing discrimination faced by Afghan women footballers living in exile, facilitating their return to international competition. The Afghanistan Women’s …
FIFA Urged to Recognise and Support Afghan Women’s Team in Exile Read More
In Azerbaijan, a chilling resemblance to Agatha Christie’s narrative unfolds, where opposition figures, activists, journalists, and scholars are ensnared in a web of repression, echoing the haunting silence of an …
Political Repressions in Azerbaijan: A Modern-Day Tragedy Read More
This month commemorates 140 years since the Berlin Conference, where Western powers disregarded African voices and divided the continent amongst themselves. In the late 19th century, Europe looked to Africa …
140 Years Since the Berlin Conference: Europe’s Partition of Africa Read More
In Berlin, Friedrich Merz, the likely next chancellor of Germany, is scheduled to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday. This meeting precedes the European Council summit, as confirmed …
Macron to Meet Friedrich Merz Ahead of European Council Summit Read More