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Listen to the article Greenpeace’s new analysis of the affordability of public transportation in 30 European countries concluded that prices are high in most places. According...
The EU Commission presented on Wednesday (3 May), proposals to harmonise anti-corruption laws and tighten them in an attempt to combat cross-border corruption and its erosion...
Human Rights Watch reports that the illegal pushback of migrants and asylum-seekers has resumed in full force since Croatia’s entry to the borderless Schengen zone. “People...
The next round of EU sanctions will not ban “blood diamonds” from Russia, even though no one in Belgium wants them anymore. “Consumers do not want...
In Turkey, first LGBTQI issues were banned for journalists. Then women’s rights. After the newspaper was purchased in 2018 by a close family to Turkish President...
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Listen to the article Henry Kissinger would complain that he did not know who to contact in Europe during a crisis. Xi Jinping might have the...
The EU finance ministers will clash this week in a venue near Stockholm over new spending regulations. The proposal pits the so-called “frugal” countries led by...
Serbia is attempting to block Kosovo’s entry into the Council of Europe, putting a deal mediated by the EU in doubt amid increased tensions in the...