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In a recent pronouncement, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers urged the Russian authorities to restore Ukrainian law in Crimea immediately. They demanded an end to administrative practices violating …
Council of Europe Demands Russia Respect Human Rights in Crimea Read More
In a significant press release, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers demanded that Russian authorities immediately apply Ukrainian law in Crimea and stop any administrative actions breaching the European …
Council of Europe Demands Russia Respect Human Rights in Crimea Read More
In a puzzling move, President Donald Trump plans to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico despite ongoing economic struggles in the U.S. As economists like Warren Buffett highlight, tariffs act …
Trump’s Tariffs and Rising Tensions: A Tumultuous Economic Landscape Read More
A cautious improvement in US-Russia relations suggests American companies might contemplate returning to Russia after a mass exit a few years prior. Following recent discussions with Russian officials, US Secretary …
America Eyes Economic Opportunities in Russia Amid Ongoing Risks Read More
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, relentless drone and missile attacks have resulted in countless civilian casualties and the destruction of vital infrastructure. Among the devastation, many significant cultural and natural …
Trump’s Funding Freeze Threatens Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Preservation Read More
In February 2025, the United Kingdom, alongside Albania, Canada, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, and Ukraine, issued a poignant statement to the OSCE, honouring the memories of Alexei Navalny and Boris …
Commemorating Navalny and Nemtsov: A Call for Human Rights in Russia Read More
At the High-Level Segment of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Romanian Foreign Minister Emil Hurezeanu articulated the necessity of enhancing mechanisms to investigate human rights violations in Ukraine. …
Romanian Foreign Minister Advocates for Human Rights Investigations in Ukraine Read More
In a significant press conference in Berlin on 25 February 2025, the Russian Nobel Prize-winning human rights organisation Memorial shared findings from its inaugural monitoring mission to Ukraine, initiated amidst …
Memorial’s Groundbreaking Mission to Document War Crimes in Ukraine Read More
In a historic first, Russian human rights activists undertook a monitoring mission in Ukraine last month, documenting the aftermath of war following their nation’s invasion. At a press conference in …
Russian Activists Document War Crimes in Ukraine: A First Step towards Justice Read More
In Izium, Ukraine, a woman gathers firewood from a ruined school formerly occupied by Russian forces, symbolising the ongoing destruction wrought by war. Today marks three years since Russia launched …
Justice Must Not Be Negotiated Away in Ukraine’s Ongoing Conflict Read More