Imagine if Russia received a financial injection of €200bn — more than its entire war budget for 2025. Unfortunately, this is ...

Trade law, national law, border security, and forced toilet breaks: The EU has legal and political ways to break Hungary's ...

Egypt is among the top 10 countries cracking down against human rights defenders and journalists abroad — posing questions on why the EU continues to finance the regime.

EU member state negotiators agreed to scale back the Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), limiting it to corporate giants with at ...

The 78-year old Italian Emilio De Capitani is a gamekeeper turned poacher — going from working for the European Parliament, ...

The colonial lens shapes how Europe responds to the Palestinian struggle. By framing Gaza solely as a humanitarian crisis, ...

Michael O'Flaherty: 'What's new, and which makes things all the more disturbing is the extent to which people in power are willing to distance themselves from human rights obligations' (Photo: Council ...

Russia's deployment of military equipment from Syria into and around Libya's Benghazi coincides with a 173-percent increase ...

Nato allies are expected to agree to raise defence spending target to five percent of GDP at the Hague summit. But previous ...

A sigh of relief and hope was felt throughout Europe last week. With the European Commission's sanctions against Apple and Meta, executive vice-president Teresa Ribera demonstrated that the EU is ...

Once, Europe’s car industry was the envy of the world. Stuttgart, Wolfsburg, and Paris set the pace in automotive innovation.

In the early morning of 19 April, a Tunis court issued sentences in a mass trial of 40 lawyers, opposition figures, and critics of the president. Thirty-seven defendants were sentenced to heavy prison ...