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In April 2025, a coalition of OSCE participating States, including the UK and Germany, expressed growing concern regarding the troubling human rights situation in Georgia. They urged Georgia to engage …
Concerns Over Deteriorating Human Rights Situation in Georgia Read More
The UK, alongside other OSCE participating States, has voiced serious concerns regarding the declining human rights situation in Georgia, urging the government to engage in an inclusive dialogue with political …
UK and OSCE States Urge Engagement on Georgia’s Human Rights Decline Read More
In a move reminiscent of its past, Germany is ramping up its military commitments, especially towards Ukraine, and deploying combat forces in Lithuania. After recent elections, acting Foreign Minister Annalena …
Germany’s Military Resurgence: A Shift Towards Militarism and NATO Aggression Read More
As the winds of competition stir, Polish operator PKP is gearing up to revolutionise rail travel between Berlin and Warsaw. With the procurement of new high-speed trains, PKP aims to …
PKP to Compete with DB: Launching 9 Daily High-Speed Trains to Berlin Read More
On March 28, the Baltic states were awarded the prestigious Henry A. Kissinger Prize by the American Academy in Berlin. This private organisation, distinct from the US government, recognised the …
Baltic States Honoured with Henry A. Kissinger Prize in Berlin Read More
Poland has reached a pivotal decision as it temporarily suspends the right for migrants to apply for asylum upon entry from Belarus. This move, championed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, …
Poland Suspends Asylum Applications: A Matter of Security or Rights? Read More
On February 12, 2025, the European Court of Human Rights convened hearings for three cases regarding collective expulsions: R.A. and Others v. Poland, H.M.M. and Others v. Latvia, and C.O.C.G. …
Navigating the Future of Collective Expulsion Prohibition in European Law Read More
The 58th regular session of the Human Rights Council convened from 24 February to 04 April 2025, featuring discussions that revolved around the rights of persons with disabilities. Notably, it …
Human Rights Council’s 58th Session Highlights Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities Read More
The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights has voiced grave concerns regarding the pervasive practice of violent ‘pushbacks’ by European border authorities. In a recent intervention at the European …
Council of Europe Rights Commissioner Questions ‘Pushbacks’ at Borders Read More
On 12 February, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights will adjudicate three pivotal cases concerning Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland. These cases revolve around the alleged unlawful …
European Court to Address Landmark Pushback Cases Against EU States Read More