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Human Rights Watch (HRW) has appealed to Poland to discard a proposed bill that would temporarily revoke asylum rights at its border with Belarus. Lydia Gall, a researcher at HRW, …
HRW Calls on Poland to Reject Asylum Rights Suspension Bill at Belarus Border 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
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
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
In a bold move to rejuvenate the Polish economy, Prime Minister Donald Tusk has appointed Rafał Brzoska, the visionary mind behind InPost, to spearhead efforts in economic deregulation. Known as …
Tusk Appoints ‘Polish Elon Musk’ for Economic Deregulation in Poland 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
Poland, once a mere footnote in Europe’s vast narrative, now emerges as the region’s economic dynamo, defying the sluggish trends of the European Union. Its growth trajectory seems unstoppable, powered …
Poland: The Rising Economic Tiger of Europe Surpassing Expectations Read More
Under the aegis of the Luxembourg Presidency of the Committee of Ministers, the European Association for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage (APEJ) marks its 20th anniversary at the Council of …
Celebrating 20 Years of Jewish Heritage Preservation in Europe Read More
In Strasbourg, under the Luxembourg Presidency, the European Association for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage (APEJ) marked its 20th anniversary with a vibrant celebration. This event highlighted the importance of …
Celebrating Jewish Heritage: A 20-Year Journey of Preservation in Europe Read More
On January 9, 2025, Poland’s government controversially enabled senior Israeli officials, including the wanted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to participate in Auschwitz liberation events despite his ICC arrest warrant for …
Poland’s Controversial Stance on International Justice: A Call for Accountability Read More